Jeffrey Lurie is a big spender. The NFL may have a salary cap, but the Eagles have spent more money than any team over the last decade, and because of that, they currently have approximately $150 million more in void years than the next closest franchise.

Jeffrey Lurie hinted Tuesday that Nick Sirianni will receive a lucrative new contract after the team's Super Bowl win.

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie hinted on Tuesday that head coach Nick Sirianni will soon be receiving a contract extension. "You guys will find out soon enough that Nick will be our coach moving forward," he told reporters. General manager Howie Roseman is also sticking around Philly for the foreseeable future, as expected:

The good news is that this year's tight end class is considered to be fairly deep, and with that comes a variety of skill sets. However, what type of skill set would Shane Steichen prefer to have in his offense?

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni went from sitting on a hot seat last year to sitting on the throne this year and the timing of that change was well timed from a contractual perspective.

The Philadelphia Eagles could very well be even better on offense should the team be forced to eliminate the tush push.