Marcus Hayes
Sports Columnist at The Philadelphia Inquirer
Sports Columnist, Philadelphia https://t.co/sRLWBrtAUD. @SportsRadioWIP host. NPR, ESPN commentator. Somehow, the voice of reason.
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13 hours ago |
inquirer.com | Marcus Hayes
In the interest of full disclosure, in 30 years of covering the Eagles’ draft adventures, I have correctly predicted their first draft pick exactly once: in 2021, when I foresaw them moving up to take DeVonta Smith, who, I believe, one day will prove to be the best receiver they’ve ever drafted. So that makes me 1-for-30, or about as good as most prognosticators, local and national.
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18 hours ago |
postguam.com | Marcus Hayes
As the draft approaches on Thursday, I don’t understand the general indifference in Philadelphia surrounding the possibility of the Eagles trading Dallas Goedert. He is an elite tight end, both as a receiver and a blocker. There should be anger. Outrage. Incredulity. For a team rebuilding, or a team without a proven quarterback, this might make sense. For a star-studded team with a superstar quarterback hoping to repeat as a Super Bowl champion, it’s crazy talk. Goedert is entering his eighth season.
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1 day ago |
gazettextra.com | Marcus Hayes
By Marcus Hayes - The Philadelphia Inquirer (TNS) PHILADELPHIA - As the draft approaches Thursday, I do not understand the general indifference in Philadelphia surrounding the possibility of the Eagles trading Dallas Goedert. He is an elite tight end as both a receiver and as a blocker. There should be anger. Outrage. Incredulity. For a team rebuilding, or a team without a proven quarterback, this might make sense. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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1 day ago |
thederrick.com | Marcus Hayes
PHILADELPHIA — As the draft approaches Thursday, I do not understand the general indifference in Philadelphia surrounding the possibility of the Eagles trading Dallas Goedert. He is an elite tight end as both a receiver and as a blocker. There should be anger. Outrage. Incredulity. For a team rebuilding, or a team without a proven quarterback, this might make sense. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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1 day ago |
miamiherald.com | Marcus Hayes
PHILADELPHIA - As the draft approaches Thursday, I do not understand the general indifference in Philadelphia surrounding the possibility of the Eagles trading Dallas Goedert. He is an elite tight end as both a receiver and as a blocker. There should be anger. Outrage. Incredulity. For a team rebuilding, or a team without a proven quarterback, this might make sense. For a star-studded team with a superstar quarterback hoping to repeat as a Super Bowl champion, it's crazy talk.
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