The Philadelphia Eagles aren't likely to score big in the 2023 compensatory pick market, because, well, their list of potential outgoing 2022 free agents isn't exactly a who's who of NFL greatness.
Still, by popular demand, we'll track the Eagles' comp picks this offseason, out of love.
Players lost
• CB Steven Nelson: Nelson signed with the Texans, reportedly on a two-year deal worth $10 million. He'll count toward the comp pick formula at that price tag.
• S Rodney McLeod: McLeod signed with the Colts. Financial terms are not yet known.
• DT Hassan Ridgeway: Ridgeway will reportedly sign a one-year deal worth $2.5 million with the 49ers. That probably won't be a big enough contract to qualify him for the comp pick formula.
• LB Genard Avery: One-year contract, a little over $1 million, not enough to count toward the comp pick formula.
Players gained
• DE/SAM Haason Reddick: Reddick signed a three-year deal worth $45 million. There's almost no chance that the Eagles will lose a player who ends up being more expensive than Reddick, so Reddick will cancel out whoever ends up being the Eagles' highest-paid outgoing free agent.
• LB Kyzir White: White signed a one-year deal worth $3 million, plus an additional $2 million that can be earned through incentives.
• WR Zach Pascal: Pascal signed a one-year deal worth $1.5 million. That's not enough to count toward the comp pick formula.
Comp pick cancellation chart
We'll lean on OverTheCap's compensatory pick cancellation chart here.
| Players lost (APY) - Projected round | Players gained (APY) - Projected round |
| Kyzir White ($3 million) - 7 |
The Eagles will not be awarded any compensatory picks in 2023, based on their gains/losses in 2022 free agency.
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