The Philadelphia Eagles have been making headlines this offseason with rumors of potentially trading tight end Dallas Goedert. While many fans are hoping to see Goedert stay in Philly, it seems that the team may be open to parting ways with him for the right offer.

According to league sources, the Eagles are holding out for a fourth-round draft pick in exchange for Goedert. However, it appears that this may not be enough for some teams. In addition to a lower pick, there may also need to be a salary adjustment in order for a trade to happen.

This news comes as no surprise, as reports have indicated that Goedert is seeking a new contract. The Eagles may be looking to move on from him this year because of age, a new contract and the ability to stay on the field for all 17+ games.

It's clear that many Eagles fans are hoping to see Goedert remain on the team. Whether it's playing under his current contract or reworking it, the general consensus is that Goedert has been a valuable asset to the team and they would hate to see him go.

But at the end of the day, the Eagles have to do what's best for the team. If a trade offer does come in that meets their demands, it may be in their best interest to make the move. This will ultimately be a tough decision for the team, as Goedert has been a reliable and talented player for them.

As the team navigates the free agency legal tampering period, it's clear that they have a lot of tough decisions to make. With so many talented players on the roster, it will be interesting to see how Howie Roseman and his staff handle the task of roster building.

One thing is for sure, the next few weeks will be an interesting ride for Eagles fans as they eagerly await news on the future of Dallas Goedert and the rest of the team.