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Eagles Restructure Kicker Jake Elliott's Contract

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The Philadelphia Eagles have restructured kicker Jake Elliotts contract, signaling their continued trust in him despite a subpar season. Elliotts accuracy and consistency were questioned, particularly in crucial moments, leading to concerns about his age and the teams decision to not seek competition or a long-term replacement.

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Eagles Restructure Kicker Jake Elliott's Contract

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Eagles Restructure Kicker Jake Elliott's Contract. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's March 19th for the NFL. Let's get into it. The Philadelphia Eagles recently restructured Kicker Jake Elliott's contract, cutting his cap hit for 2026 and guaranteeing his salary. This move shows the team still trust their veteran despite a rough season. Last year, Elliott hid just 74% of his fuel goals, ranking near the bottom of the league, while the average sat around 85%. His long-range kicks were especially shaky, making only 4 out of 8 from 50 yards or more. That inconsistency hurt in big moments, like a missed extra point against the San Francisco 49ers. It forced the Eagles to need six points instead of three on their last drive, and everyone knows how that playoff game ended. Coach Nick Seriani backed Elliott publicly, pointing to his past success, but some criticized him for not pushing harder amid the late season misses, and four of the final five games. Fans worry this is a risky bet on an aging player, and many call for competition and training camp, or even a long-term replacement to avoid another.

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