Brandon Graham, who is under contract for one more year, is still waiting for a new deal with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Both Graham and Howie Roseman both expressed a desire to work out a new deal in the wake of the team's Super Bowl victory. The Eagles drafted Graham in the first round back in 2010.

"Brandon is a hugely valuable part of our team," Roseman said this week. "Obviously, he's in the last year of his deal and he's one of the most productive players at his position. He deserves whatever he can get. At the same time, we have a cap and we're trying to fit everyone in. We're trying to fit as many good players.

"We went through this yesterday -- we have a lot of players who are under contract, not only for 2018, 2019, but when we get into the 2020s, and they're good players. We want to keep as many of them around as possible and add players on top of it. That's a challenge, that's a puzzle that we're trying to figure out. But it's a good problem to have."

The Eagles currently have about $5 million in cap space and may have to get creative if they are going to add years and money to what remains on Graham's contract.

Howie Roseman says Carson Wentz is ahead of schedule in his rehabilitation from a torn ACL.

Wentz tore the ACL and LCL in his left knee in December against the Los Angeles Rams. Recovery time for such an injury is typically nine to 12 months, but Wentz has set Week 1 as his target for a return.

Wentz recently posted a video on social media of himself throwing inside the Philadelphia Eagles' practice facility.

The Philadelphia Eagles didn't receive any serious offers for Nick Foles this offseason.

The Eagles were unlikely to trade Foles unless they received a first round pick.

"We did not," Doug Pederson said when asked if the team got any interesting trade offers for Foles. "Nothing too crazy. It had to be the right deal for us to do that. But there wasn't anything coming down our way for Nick."

Foles will revert back to being Carson Wentz's backup.

"He's totally fine being that mentor, sort of in that backup role, helping Carson along the way," Pederson said of Foles. "That's who Nick is. That's who he is. And when called upon, he's going to perform, but he understands this is Carson's team and he's going to support him every way he can."

Michael Bennett was indicted Friday by a Texas grand jury on a felony abuse charge for allegedly injuring an elderly NRG Stadium worker following Super Bowl LI last year.

Prosecutors claim Bennett, 32, injured the victim after he pushed his way onto the field after being told to use another entrance for field access.

"We are aware of the situation involving Michael Bennett and are in the process of gathering more information," the Eagles said in a statement. "Because this is an ongoing legal matter, we will have no further comment at this time."

The charge carries a maximum penalty of up to 10 years in prison.

An arrest warrant has been issued, and the Harris County DA said it has been in contact with Bennett's counsel regarding his surrender. Houston Police Dept. Chief Art Acevedo said his department has been in contact with the NFL over the incident.

Mike Wallace has agreed to sign a one-year deal with the Philadelphia Eagles worth up to $4 million.

Wallace caught 52 passes for 748 yards receiving last season with the Ravens.

Wallace will replace Torrey Smith as Philadelphia's vertical threat.

Wallace has bounced around with the Dolphins, Vikings and Ravens after leaving the Steelers.

Chris Long is considering whether he will continue his playing career.

Long is considering an offer from the Eagles in which his base salary would be increase from $1 million to nearly $4 million guaranteed.

Long also pondered retirement after the 2015 season.

The NFL hasn't released the 2018 schedule, but the first game of the season will reportedly have the Philadelphia Eagles hosting the Minnesota Vikings.

The Super Bowl champion annually hosts the first game of the season on a Thursday night.

The game would be a rematch of the NFC Championship Game and feature Kirk Cousins in his debut with the Vikings.

The Philadelphia Eagles weren't able to find a trade or come to an agreement on a contract restructure, so they've released Vinny Curry.

Curry was scheduled to make $9 million in 2018.

He had 2.5 sacks this past season and was expendable after the Eagles acquired Michael Bennett.

The Philadelphia Eagles have freed up $5.4 million in cap space for this season by restructuring Zach Ertz's contract.

The Eagles converted $7.91 million of the tight end's $8 million base salary into a roster bonus.

Philadelphia also created space by reworking Lane Johnson's contract this week.

Patrick Robinson was expected to remain with the Philadelphia Eagles, but will instead agree to a deal with the New Orleans Saints.

The defensive back will become a free agent on Wednesday afternoon and sign a four-year deal with the Saints, according to a report.

Robinson was a first-round pick of the Saints in 2010.