Heading into free agency, Nate Sudfeld was set to be a restricted free agent, meaning the Eagles had first dibs to keeping him this offseason. As expected, the team placed a second-round level tender on the backup quarterback, according to a report from Adam Caplan. The tender is worth about $3 million for 2019.
Sudfeld signed a two-year, $1.17 million deal with the Eagles in 2017 and eventually made his way to the active roster. Now, with Nick Foles leaving Philadelphia, Howie Roseman and Doug Pederson have both put their support behind Sudfeld as a competitor for the No.