The Philadelphia Eagles are known for having one of the deepest rosters in the NFL, and their strategic moves in acquiring multiple first-round picks over the past two offseasons have made them one of the most expensive teams in critical positions. Despite this, Howie Roseman, the team’s general manager, has managed to work his salary cap magic, allowing the Eagles to operate with $26,762,750 in total cap space. The team is allocating $127,949,441 to the offense, $95,828,608 to the defense, and a little over $6 million to specialists, as reported by Over The Cap.
With OTAs completed and the mandatory minicamp approaching, it’s a good time to take a closer look at Philadelphia’s 15 biggest salary cap hits for the 2024 season.
1. Lane Johnson – Cap Hit: $15,865,000
2. Jalen Hurts – Cap Hit: $13,558,800
3. A.J. Brown – Cap Hit: $11,878,894
4. Jordan Mailata – Cap Hit: $11,616,000
5. Darius Slay – Cap Hit: $10,651,483
6. Jason Kelce – Cap Hit: $10,178,000
7. Dallas Goedert – Cap Hit: $8,127,381
8. Brandon Graham – Cap Hit: $8,027,000
9. DeVonta Smith – Cap Hit: $5,987,940
10. Josh Sweat – Cap Hit: $5,410,000
11. Jalen Carter – Cap Hit: $4,955,951
12. Jordan Davis – Cap Hit: $4,626,638
13. Jake Elliott – Cap Hit: $4,570,000
14. Bryce Huff – Cap Hit: $4,350,000
15. James Bradberry – Cap Hit: $4,305,000
16. Saquon Barkley – Cap Hit: $3,800,000
These players represent some of the highest-paid individuals on the Eagles roster. From star quarterback Jalen Hurts and offensive tackle Jordan Mailata to defensive standouts like Darius Slay and Josh Sweat, Philadelphia has invested heavily in key positions to build a competitive team.
Key players like Lane Johnson, A.J. Brown, and Dallas Goedert also play crucial roles in the team’s success, earning significant salaries for their contributions on the field. Veteran leaders such as Jason Kelce and Brandon Graham bring experience and stability to the roster, despite their high cap hits.
Young talents like DeVonta Smith, Jalen Carter, and Jordan Davis show promise for the future, as the Eagles continue to invest in building a strong foundation for sustained success.
Kicker Jake Elliott, linebacker Bryce Huff, and running back Saquon Barkley round out the list of top earners on the team, each providing a unique skill set that contributes to the team’s overall performance.
As the Eagles gear up for the upcoming season, they will rely on these top earners to lead the team to victory and showcase their worth on the field. With a deep and talented roster, Philadelphia is poised to make a strong push for the playoffs and contend for another Super Bowl title.
Stay tuned for more updates on the Eagles as they continue to make moves in their quest for success in the 2024 NFL season.
