The Philadelphia Eagles face a precarious situation with their tight end position, as both Dallas Goedert and Grant Calcaterra enter the final year of their contracts, leaving their future uncertain. With the Eagles' reliance on a strong passing game, retaining or enhancing their tight end depth becomes crucial. An intriguing possibility has emerged involving Kyle Pitts of the Atlanta Falcons, who has shown flashes of brilliance despite inconsistent performances. Currently on a fifth-year option, Pitts is set to earn over $10.8 million this season.

His potential move to Philadelphia could significantly bolster the Eagles' offense, providing Jalen Hurts with yet another weapon. While Pitts was once viewed as a rising star, questions linger about his ability to consistently perform. Nevertheless, if the Eagles were to make a trade, they could revitalize his career while securing a formidable tight end presence for their playoff aspirations.