What does $45.5 million of dead money do? Well, currently, Eagles have $82.1 million in dead money in 2025 and $43.0 million in 2026. Layering AJ's $45.5 million on top of the 2026 number is manageable. Now, that will go up when Goedert’s deal voids, etc, but point is that it’s par for the course.

If traded after June 1, it will leave $16.4 million dead money on the cap in 2026, a reduction of $7.0 million from his current cap hit, and $29.2 million of dead money in 2027.

If traded before June 1, it will leave $45.5 million dead money on the cap in 2026, in increase of $22.2 million over his current 2026 cap hit.

Happy to answer any questions you might have!

As much as Eric Allen is.

Eeeeeasy to choose to cheer against Wasteam here.

Your work schedule makes me so sad.

Sadly, it was commissioned without talking the writer’s agent and apparently a deal’s a deal, so.

Copy edit: he is there to use against righthanded pitchers, not hitters.

Congrats, Zach.

I see. So it will taste like I remember (which was Amoroso) but the average around town has just raised?

I’m sad to hear this. I also haven’t been in forever.

Assume you are talking about the human

Also, I doubt they would have done the Browns thing; it would have been a St. Louis Rams situation.

What's really fun is that the Cardinals were still in the NFC East at that point, so they would have played the Phoenix Eagles twice a year.

We’d all be huge Philadelphia Cardinals fans.

FWIW Gabrielle Starr works for the Boston Herald not the Globe.

I assume the J. is because the Philly accent pronounces it Jrexel?