NFL free agency kicked off with the legal negotiation window on Monday, and players can now officially sign with new teams as of Wednesday, which was the start of the new league year. There has already been plenty of action.

The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly placing some members of their Super Bowl LIX-winning team on the trade block this offseason. The Eagles "have been open to trade talks" regarding tight end Dallas Goedert and defensive end Bryce Huff,

Per NFL insider Jordan Schultz of Fox Sports, the Philadelphia Eagles are open to trading tight end Dallas Goedert. The veteran is entering the final year of his four-year deal, and the Eagles are ready to move on.

The Philadelphia Eagles are operating like a team that needs a new tight end. That’s right, despite already having a premier talent on their roster in Dallas Goedert, who is a certified Super Bowl Champion and an effective performer in both the run and pass game,

The Philadelphia Eagles are “open to trade talks” involving Bryce Huff and Dallas Goedert, according to a report from Jordan Schultz. This is hardly the first time we’ve heard of these players being on the trade block.

The Philadelphia Eagles' latest free-agent signing saw them add another tight end as the trade rumors surrounding TE Dallas Goedert continue to swirl.