Which Eagles Are Pro Bowlers?

But the season's biggest success stories belong to Cam Jurgens and Jalen Carter, who have thrived in their debut seasons at center and defensive tackle, respectively.

Jurgens, stepping into the massive void left by Jason Kelce, has excelled in his natural position after a season at right guard. His first Pro Bowl nod underscores the Eagles' flawless succession planning.

On the defensive side, Jalen Carter has wasted no time carving out his legacy following Fletcher Cox's retirement. With 4.5 sacks, 16 QB hits, and 12 tackles for loss, Carter has cemented himself as a force on Philadelphia's defensive line, earning his first Pro Bowl honor in just his second season.

Saquon Barkley continues his MVP-level campaign with his third career Pro Bowl selection. After rushing for over 2,000 yards this season—a milestone achieved by just eight players before him—Barkley's impact in his first season in midnight green is undeniable.

Landon Dickerson, earning his third straight Pro Bowl nod, remains a dominant force at left guard, while linebacker Zack Baun has turned heads in his first full season as a starter. With 151 tackles, 3.5 sacks, and 5 forced fumbles, Baun has been an essential piece of the Eagles' defensive resurgence.

Beyond the six selections, Philadelphia's depth and talent shine through with multiple alternates, including A.J. Brown, Jordan Mailata, Quinyon Mitchell, and Josh Sweat earning first-alternate status.

In a season defined by transitions and expectations, the Eagles' ability to sustain excellence—particularly in critical positions left by franchise icons—has been nothing short of remarkable. With Cam Jurgens and Jalen Carter now proudly carrying the torch, Philadelphia's future remains as bright as ever.