Here’s a look at the final standings.
Our “stay or go” series for the Eagles’ 2025 offseason is over so now it’s time to look back at the fan voting results from polls conducted here at Bleeding Green Nation!
QUARTERBACK — [OUTLOOK]
JALEN HURTS — 98% stay
Super Bowl MVP!
TANNER MCKEE — 98% stay
QB3 is now QB2.
KENNY PICKETT — 13% stay
He’s gone. Traded to the Cleveland Browns for a 2025 fifth-round pick and Dorian Thompson-Robinson.
RUNNING BACK — [OUTLOOK]
SAQUON BARKLEY — 98% stay
The highest-paid running back in NFL history. Well deserved.
WILL SHIPLEY — 97% stay
RB3 could become RB2 with a good offseason.
TYRION DAVIS-PRICE — 55% stay
TDP will be competing to be RB3 in 2025.
KENNY GAINWELL — 29% stay
Nick Sirianni loves Kenny G but the Eagles’ backup running back might find a bigger opportunity with a new team.
KHARI BLASINGAME — 19% stay
The veteran fullback has been a free agent since the Eagles opted not to sign him to their offseason roster.
TIGHT END — [OUTLOOK]
DALLAS GOEDERT — 91% stay
There’s buzz that the Eagles could trade or even release Goedert. Don’t love that! He should be retained for at least one more season.
GRANT CALCATERRA — 88% stay
Solid backup option but not an ideal starter for an extended period of time.
E.J. JENKINS — 61% stay
Jenkins will use the offseason to compete for a spot on next season’s roster.
CAMERON LATU — 20% stay
Arguably the least known player on the Eagles’ roster. Fighting an uphill battle to make the team in 2025.
NICK MUSE — 11% stay
Arguably the least known player on the Eagles’ roster. Fighting an uphill battle to make the team in 2025.
C.J. UZOMAH — 5% stay
The 32-year-old should probably retire.
WIDE RECEIVER — [OUTLOOK]
DEVONTA SMITH — 99% stay
Who’s responsible for the 22 votes that weren’t ‘stay’?
A.J. BROWN — 99% stay
Who’s responsible for the 36 votes that weren’t ‘stay’?
JAHAN DOTSON — 90% stay
One would hope that Hurts and Dotson will be able to develop chemistry in the offseason that translates to the field next season.
JOHNNY WILSON — 85% stay
Wilson has an inside track to a roster spot but he’s not necessarily guaranteed to make next year’s team.
BRITAIN COVEY — 70% stay
The Eagles might want to retain him to be their punt returner.
AINIAS SMITH — 46% stay
Smith really needs to have a good offseason after struggling as a rookie.
DANNY GRAY — 8% stay
Will be interesting to get a look at him in offseason practices. Fighting an uphill battle to make the team in 2025.
ELIJAH COOKS — 8% stay
Will be interesting to get a look at him in offseason practices. Fighting an uphill battle to make the team in 2025.
PARRIS CAMPBELL — 7% stay
Campbell might catch on with another team in free agency.
OFFENSIVE TACKLE — [OUTLOOK]
JORDAN MAILATA — 98% stay
Mailata was PFF’s highest-graded NFL offensive player in 2024.
LANE JOHNSON — 98% stay
Johnson turns 35 in May but he’s shown no signs of slowing down.
LAEKIN VAKALAHI — 89% stay
Developmental project who might not be able to realistically compete for a roster spot until 2026 at the earliest.
DARIAN KINNARD — 72% stay
A Fred Johnson exit would elevate Kinnard up the depth chart.
FRED JOHNSON — 47% stay
Johnson was a good swing tackle option for the Eagles but he might be able to find a chance at more playing time elsewhere.
LE’RAVEN CLARK — 6% stay
Probably a goner.
OFFENSIVE GUARD — [OUTLOOK]
LANDON DICKERSON — 99% stay
Already a three-time Pro Bowler despite playing just four seasons.
TYLER STEEN — 91% stay
He could wind up as the Eagles’ starting right guard in 2025.
MEKHI BECTON — 87% stay
Fans understandably want the Eagles to keep him but he’ll probably find more money with a new team.
TREVOR KEEGAN — 84% stay
He’ll try to move up the depth chart this offseason after barely playing as a rookie. Bulking up a bit might help him.
JACK DRISCOLL — 67% stay
Could be a nice depth offensive lineman to retain but not a big deal if he leaves in free agency again.
CENTER — [OUTLOOK]
CAM JURGENS — 99% stay
A contract extension making him one of the highest paid centers in the NFL is likely coming this offseason.
BRETT TOTH — 81% stay
No guarantee he makes the regular season roster but he’s one of their few backup center options at the moment.
EDGE RUSHER — [OUTLOOK]
NOLAN SMITH — 99% stay
Smith made big strides from Year 1 to Year 2. The 24-year-old might take another step forward in Year 3.
JALYX HUNT — 98% stay
The Eagles are counting on Hunt to make a leap from Year 1 to Year 2. There’s reason to be excited about his potential.
BRANDON GRAHAM — 42% stay
BG will forever be loved in Philly. It’s probably best for him and his family if he retires coming off his second career Super Bowl win.
BRYCE HUFF — 26% stay
The Eagles are probably stuck with his contract but Vic Fangio clearly doesn’t want to play him.
JOSH SWEAT — 13% stay
He’s predictably gone after signing a big deal with the Arizona Cardinals.
OCHAUN MATHIS — 13% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
KJ HENRY — 12% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
DEFENSIVE TACKLE — [OUTLOOK]
JALEN CARTER — 98% stay
Future Defensive Player of the Year award winner.
MORO OJOMO — 97% stay
The Eagles are counting on Ojomo to step up to help replace the DT production they’ve lost.
THOMAS BOOKER — 85% stay
He’ll compete for a spot on the regular season roster.
JORDAN DAVIS — 83% stay
It’ll be very interesting to see if the Eagles pick up the fifth-year option for Davis prior to the May 1 deadline. If they don’t, 2025 will be a contract year for the 2022 first-round pick.
BYRON YOUNG — 44% stay
The Eagles are giving the former third-round pick a chance to compete for a spot on the regular season roster.
MILTON WILLIAMS — 36% stay
He’s predictably gone after signing a big deal with the New England Patriots. Now the third-highest paid DT in the NFL.
GABE HALL — 24% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
LINEBACKER — [OUTLOOK]
ZACK BAUN — 98% stay
No-brainer for the Eagles to keep him. Eagles fans are happy they did!
JEREMIAH TROTTER JR. — 97% stay
Trot Jr. could start in place of an injured Dean early next season.
NAKOBE DEAN — 96% stay
It remains to be seen when he’ll be ready to play in 2025. And if his knee injury limits him from playing as well as he did in 2024.
OREN BURKS — 88% stay
Would’ve been ideal to keep him given the uncertainty about Dean’s outlook. But Burks signed with the Cincinnati Bengals.
BEN VANSUMEREN — 87% stay
To be determined if the Eagles will use a fullback again in 2025. BVS could compete with Trot Jr. for playing time until Dean returns.
DALLAS GANT — 8% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
CORNERBACK — [OUTLOOK]
QUINYON MITCHELL — 98% stay
Q’s future appears to be very bright. All-Pro potential.
COOPER DEJEAN — 98% stay
Coop also has a bright future in Philly. It just remains to be seen exactly how the Eagles will line him up. Nickel CB, outside CB, or some of both?
KELEE RINGO — 96% stay
He might be starting on the outside in 2025.
ISAIAH RODGERS — 93% stay
He’s gone with the Minnesota Vikings signing him to starter money. Bummer to see him go.
ELI RICKS — 75% stay
He could stick around as a versatile inside-outside backup.
DARIUS SLAY — 27% stay
The Eagles are reportedly releasing Slay with a post-June 1 designation.
TARIQ CASTRO-FIELDS — 16% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
AVONTE MADDOX — 13% stay
The Eagles could reasonably bring him back as a depth nickel CB/safety option but it’s not going to be pretty if he has to play a lot of snaps.
A.J. WOODS — 8% stay
Fighting an uphill battle to compete for a roster spot.
PARRY NICKERSON — 6% stay
The veteran journeyman could be a backup nickel option in 2025.
JAMES BRADBERRY — 3% stay
Bradberry was great for the Eagles in 2022 but he’s obviously a goner.
SAFETY — [OUTLOOK]
REED BLANKENSHIP — 98% stay
The Eagles will likely look to sign Blankenship to a contract extension since 2025 is the last year of his current deal.
C.J. GARDNER-JOHNSON — 97% stay
Eagles fans are sad to see CJGJ traded to the Houston Texans, his fifth stop in five seasons.
SYDNEY BROWN — 90% stay
With 2024 being a lost season as he recovered from injury, the Eagles are hoping Brown steps up in 2025.
LEWIS CINE — 75% stay
The former first-round pick will be interesting to watch during offseason practices and training camp.
TRISTIN MCCOLLUM — 63% stay
He’ll have to earn his spot on the regular season roster again.
ANDRE’ SAM — 13% stay
Sam could compete for a depth safety/special teams contributor role.
SPECIALISTS — [OUTLOOK]
JAKE ELLIOTT — 94% stay
There’s hope he can bounce back after a down year.
BRADEN MANN — 95% stay
He’s a solid punter.
RICK LOVATO — 79% stay
The long snapper might return on another one-year contract.
THE TOP PLAYERS
These players got 98% stay or higher.
1) DEVONTA SMITH — 99% stay
2) A.J. BROWN — 99% stay
3) LANDON DICKERSON — 99% stay
4) CAM JURGENS — 99% stay
5) NOLAN SMITH — 99% stay
6) JALEN HURTS — 98% stay
7) TANNER MCKEE — 98% stay
8) SAQUON BARKLEY — 98% stay
9) JORDAN MAILATA — 98% stay
10) LANE JOHNSON — 98% stay
11) JALYX HUNT — 98% stay
12) JALEN CARTER — 98% stay
13) ZACK BAUN — 98% stay
14) QUINYON MITCHELL — 98% stay
15) COOPER DEJEAN — 98% stay
16) REED BLANKENSHIP — 98% stay
THE BOTTOM PLAYERS
10) NICK MUSE — 11% stay
9) DANNY GRAY — 8% stay
8) ELIJAH COOKS — 8% stay
7) DALLAS GANT — 8% stay
6) A.J. WOODS — 8% stay
5) PARRIS CAMPBELL — 7% stay
4) LE’RAVEN CLARK — 6% stay
3) PARRY NICKERSON — 6% stay
2) C.J. UZOMAH — 5% stay
1) JAMES BRADBERRY — 3% stay
