Philadelphia Eagles sign G Jaeden Roberts

Philadelphia's signing of Jaeden Roberts on a three-year deal worth $3.1M ($1.03M AAV) earns a C+ Contract Value Index (CVI)—a fair-value proposition that reflects a modest, depth-piece contributor at a market-rate price point. At just over $1M per year, the contract sits squarely in the range for a backup or rotating interior lineman, which is precisely what Roberts appears to be; you're not overpaying for star power, but you're also not getting a bargain-basement floor price. The relatively low annual commitment ($1.03M AAV) offers Philadelphia organizational flexibility and minimal risk, meaning even if Roberts underperforms relative to expectation, the salary-cap impact is negligible. What prevents this from climbing into fair-to-good-value territory is that the dollars-to-production equation lacks upside: this is a serviceable depth signing at a neutral cost, not a steal or a strategic undervaluation of a capable starter. The three-year structure is conservative and front-loaded in era terms, allowing the Eagles to exit without penalty if circumstances warrant. For a reserve guard in a competitive NFC East, Roberts represents a prudent, low-stakes roster move—competent value, no leverage advantage, and no alarm flags.