What's going on?

It's Andrew DeCechko with another episode of DeCecho Daily.

And I want to spend this episode talking about some free agents that I'm particularly intrigued with and who I believe could be potential fits for the Eagles from the

perspective of cost and positional need. It's going to be difficult for the Eagles to be able

to retain Dallas Goddard. And I don't know that his price is going to go down after the season

that he had, despite being 31 years old and putting up 11

touchdowns. He should have a fairly active market. I would expect him to get some traction

early. I know the Eagles are, well, I would imagine the Eagles are going to do whatever they

can to keep him in the building, but it's not going to be easy. There are a number of teams

that probably seem to be a. There are a number of teams that probably

seem to be a tight end or a pass catcher away from their offense being able to take that next

step. And Dallas Goddard is certainly someone who can fit into a multitude of offenses. But in the

event that Dallas Goddard does not return to Philadelphia, and it's a big

if. We'll have to wait and see how things play out. Who would his replacement be? There's no

obvious choice out there on the free agent market. You have David and Joku. You have Isaiah

likely. I happen to think that Isaiah likely is going to command a pretty robust market,

given his age and expected upside.

But which direction could the Eagles go?

Well, I look at a player in Chigaconcrow of the Tennessee Titans, who was a fourth round pick for them back in 2022 as a fit from a cost and a positional need standpoint.

So let's look at his numbers.

68 career games, 42 starts, 194 career catches for 2,017 yards, and 8 touchdowns.

I like his build at 6 foot 3, 238.

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