Eagles Free Agent Meter: Nakobe Dean 100% Gone, Goedert Leaning Out
The Eagles are about to lose some familiar faces. Nakobe Dean is 100% gone — a Zero Dark Thirty-level certainty. Dallas Goedert is 60-40 leaving. And Reed Blankenship? It's closer than you think.
Eagles Free Agent Meter: Nakobe Dean 100% Gone, Goedert Leaning Out
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