Gregg Rosenthal· Feb 12, 2025
Rosenthal insists the Eagles will keep Zack Baun, whether by franchise tag or a big multi-year deal, and predicts a large market for him; he also expects the Eagles to sit atop power rankings going into next season.
“He's not going anywhere. I don't care. They'll franchise tag him.”
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Zack Baun to move to Philadelphia Eagles
“We know they have not going anywhere. I don't care. They'll franchise tag him... I don't think they'll ever let him go. I really don't... I think they'll get that done like next week”
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- Power RankingsFeb 12, 2025
“things are going to change but they will, they will be atop those power ring”
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