Dallas Goedert's future with the Philadelphia Eagles hangs in the balance as he enters the final year of his contract. Following George Kittle's lucrative contract extension, Goedert is now motivated to seek a better deal, either from the Eagles or another team. Currently, Goedert's average annual salary of $14.25 million ranks fifth among NFL tight ends, but he faces competition from higher-paid peers like Kittle and Travis Kelce.

Despite his production as the Eagles' postseason leader in receptions and receiving yards, Goedert's injury history poses a risk. He has missed a significant number of games over the last three seasons, which may influence the Eagles' decision to move on to younger talent with looming contract extensions on the horizon.