Zack Baun is set to become one of the highest-paid linebackers in football this offseason, yet isn't quite ready to think about his future with the Philadelphia Eagles. Baun is still celebrating a Super Bowl championship,

The only constant for Jalen Hurts regarding his offensive coordinator is that it’s a position that’s always changing. Success spurred this offseason’s cycle. Kellen Moore, a Super Bowl champion in his only season with the Philadelphia Eagles,

Eagles linebacker Zack Baun, who went from free agent to All-Pro in his first year in Philly, played in the postseason while honoring one of the franchise's all-time greats.

Now that it’s over and they’ve finished on top, it’s astonishing just how many Eagles exceeded expectations to an extreme degree. That’s the real story of winning Super Bowl LIX: In order to do it, at least a half-dozen players overachieved beyond any realistic expectations.

The Philadelphia Eagles biggest priority in free agency may be Zack Baun, who parlayed a one-year contract  with the franchise into an All-Pro season and Defensive Player of the Year finalist.  The way Baun played this season,

Zack Baun is enjoying the afterglow of the Super Bowl win but knows he'll soon need to think about his future.

In the days leading into the NFC championship game, Howie Roseman entered the Eagles linebacker room with a medallion he got from Bill Bergey’s son, Jake. Bergey, an Eagles Hall of Fame linebacker who played for the team from 1974 to 1980,

He was signed for next to nothing, and his expectations were next to nothing. Then, he became the best linebacker in the NFL. It was nothing short of amazing and he was key to the Philadelphia Eagles winning the Super Bowl.

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Super Bowl stars Milton Williams and Zack Baun were among Eagles free agents with difficult decisions to make on their futures

Baun was one of the biggest steals of last offseason, signing a one-year deal worth just $3.5 million with the Eagles after being used as primarily a special teams player in his first four years with the New Orleans Saints,