The Philadelphia Eagles lost a legend for the second straight offseason after Super Bowl LIX. The Eagles won the Super Bowl and in the aftermath lost longtime defensive end Brandon Graham as he announced his retirement after 15 years in the National Football League.
Steve Maltepes, known as “The Philly Godfather,” will impart his gambling wisdom on the Eagles and where the smart money is going on various pro football games each weekend this season.
Jalen Hurts operates with the quiet intensity of a chess grandmaster. He studies the board with a focus that would make Bobby Fischer nod in respect. This offseason, however, his research wasn’t on pawns and rooks.
Nakobe Dean has Week 5 circled on his calendar. The Eagles linebacker announced that will be his return date from the Eagles’ physically unable to perform list.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ preseason has felt like a long rain delay at a ballgame. You can see the players in the dugout. You know the talent is there, but you’re just waiting for the real action to start.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
The Philadelphia Eagles have proven time and time again that they aren't afraid to get a deal done sooner rather than later. Take a look at the current roster and you'll see examples of this idea left and right.
When reporters enter the Eagles’ locker room, there is often a controlled sprint to the back on the right-hand side. That’s where the “cool kids” reside, Philadelphia’s vaunted offensive line, where production meets personality.
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Ever since the Green Bay Packers traded with the Dallas Cowboys for Micah Parsons, there is a growing feeling within the media that the Packers are the biggest threat to the Philadelphia Eagles in the NFC.
The Philadelphia Eagles continued to look around the open market on Friday. It was shared by NBC Sports Philadelphia's Dave Zangaro that the Eagles had in former Los Angeles Chargers wide receiver Brenden Rice in for a tryout on Friday.
Cover and rush, rush and cover. You may recall former Eagles defensive coordinator and current Arizona head coach Jonathan Gannon emphasizing the idea of the pass rush and back seven working in concert if the defense was to reach its potential in any given year.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
Backup quarterback debuts are always a talking point going into the season, as analysts, fans, and media continue to debate the importance of the sport, as well as the most important and at times underappreciated position.
It’s late August, and South Philly feels like a tailgate that never ends. The grill smoke curls over Pattison Ave like a play-action fake. And somewhere between the scrapple sizzle and the Eagles chant echoing off the Linc walls, Howie Roseman drops a line that makes everyone hit pause.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced their captains for the 2025 NFL season, with a total of eight selected, including three new additions. Here is the list of the Eagles' captains for this fall, with the new guys in bold: • QB Jalen Hurts • RT Lane Johnson • PK Jake Elliott • WR A.J.
In just under a week’s time, the Philadelphia Eagles will be back on an NFL field for the first game of the 2025 season. Soon, fans will find out if the
The Philadelphia Eagles are moving on from a former undrafted free agent whom they took a chance on in 2023. The team announced on Friday that they have released cornerback Eli Ricks from the practice squad, among several other roster moves.
Former Eagles head coach Chip Kelly liked to say that depth charts are written in sand. That’s how unstable they are. Also, they are generally assembled by the Eagles’ public relations staff.
We're at a point in the offseason in which moves are being quickly made left and right. Each National Football League franchise got into 53-man roster compliance ahead of Tuesday's deadline.
The Philadelphia Eagles finalized their roster on Tuesday but continue to make adjustments to their 2025 practice squad. After placing undrafted free agent Willie Lampkin on injured reserve, the team signed Audric Estime and Ambry Thomas to its practice squad.
The Eagles continued to shape their practice squad on Friday, adding second-year running back Audric Estime, and cornerback Ambry Thomas to the unit. To make room for the newcomers, cornerback Eli Ricks and receiver Terrace Marshall were released.
Howie Roseman sat in his office on a difficult Tuesday. The Eagles logo might have gleamed on his polo. But something heavy rode shotgun in his chest. The Philadelphia Eagles general manager faced the grim task of roster cutdowns.
Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman doesn't know the concept of the word "rest" and he continues his pursuit of crafting the perfect roster.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they signed RB Audric Estime and DB Ambry Thomas to the practice squad and released WR Terrace Marshall and CB Eli Ricks in corresponding moves.
The Philadelphia Eagles are not done adding cornerback help while they search for Darius Slay's official replacement. According to NFL insider Jordan Schultz, the Eagles are signing former San Francisco 49ers cornerback Ambry Thomas.
According to Mike Garafolo, the Cowboys are claiming OL Trevor Keegan off the waiver wire from the Eagles. The second-year lineman survived the initial wave of cuts but was pushed out as the Eagles continue to reshuffle their roster.