The Eagles agreed to terms with the long snapper Hughlett, punt and kick returner Avery Williams, and past special teams contributor Patrick Johnson on one-year deals.

After his release from the Cleveland Browns, long-time long snapper Charley Hughlett has landed a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles. Hughlett was a mainstay in Cleveland for a decade, tying offensive guard Joel Bitonio as the longest-tenured member of the team.

Philadelphia did most of its heavy-lifting last week, signing Saquon Barkley to a historic contract extension and re-signing All-Pro linebacker Zack Baun. While Baun is back, the Birds are expected to lose some of their free agents.

The Eagles enter free agency with nearly all their starters set to return for the 2025 season, but there will be some holes to fill in the Birds’ roster. The Super Bowl champs lost two starters on the first day of free agency — edge rusher Josh Sweat and defensive tackle Milton Williams.

The Eagles are bringing back edge rusher and special teams ace Patrick Johnson on a one-year deal, a league source confirmed to NBC Sports Philadelphia. The Athletic’s Dianna Russini first reported the deal.

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,

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,