So far, no Eagles have popped up in the countdown of the NFL’s top 100 players as voted on by players around the league, and the countdown reached No. 71 on Friday.
Some things are worth the wait. The Eagles were supposed to get their Super Bowl LIX rings on June 6. "Production issues" delayed the issuance of the trinkets.
Chris Long just dropped a bombshell Eagles fans will savor like a cold one at a tailgate. Think back to the 2017 offseason. Fresh off a Patriots Super Bowl win, Long shocked many by signing with Philly.
In NFL history, 30 players have totaled 1,000 or more receiving yards in their first season in the league. How many of the 30 can you name in five minutes?
NFL teams are always looking to improve their position groups, and the defending champions are no different. With 89 active players under contract currently, the Eagles will go into training camp hoping to defend their 2024 title.
Usually, a big concern with a football team can be somewhat managed by either coaching, the players themselves, or a move the front office can make. For the Philadelphia Eagles, none of those things apply to them.
The logjam is easing around the NFL with second-round draft picks, and that’s good news for the Philadelphia Eagles and Drew Mukuba, the 64th overall and last overall selection in the round.
Many would think that, since the Philadelphia Eagles walked away with the Lombardi Trophy back in February, the hype for the team in the offseason would be high.
The Philadelphia Eagles' defense suffered some key losses during the offseason, but that hasn't stopped anyone from believing it remains one of the top units in the league.
Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman sat back on his chair and made some great calls from his office this season with one move standing out from the rest.
It's time to jump back into the pool with every Philadelphia Eagles fan's favorite topic: Jalen Hurts. All week, everyone has been sharing their opinion on whether Hurts should have been number nine on ESPN's NFL personnel ranking of the top 10 quarterbacks, or was it a sign of disrespect?
The final verdict is in from Pro Football Focus, and after their latest update, it appears no Philadelphia Eagles players are making the top 10 of their players list.
The Philadelphia Eagles' offense is going to be on a solid foundation for a long time, thanks to guys like quarterback Jalen Hurts and left tackle Jordan Mailata there to hold it down.
Just when the Philadelphia Eagles have an idea of what the market is going to look like for paying top defensive players, it got reset. The Pittsburgh Steelers signed T.J.
It feels like the Washington Commanders have everything they need to stretch the streak of no repeat NFC East champions to 21 years and maybe take that next to the Super Bowl after making a move the Eagles probably should have, which is to sign Von Miller.
Bryan Braman wasn't a superstar name echoing through the NFL record books. He was more like a reliable setup man in baseball’s late innings—crucial and fiery, but rarely grabbing headlines.
Let's begin with a thought. For a moment, imagine a seasoned relief pitcher. Him, finally clinching the World Series with the Yankees after years in the minors.
It's rare to see Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman have a miss in the NFL Draft. There's one that haunts Eagles fans, but now could be an asset to another team.
Football is just a footnote in the sad, untimely passing of former Philadelphia Eagles special-teams star Bryan Braman, gone at the age of 38 from a rare form of brain cancer.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a good night at the 2025 ESPY Awards. After their incredible season and dominating win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX, the Eagles took home one of the biggest awards of the night, winning Best Team.
When news broke that Saquon Barkley’s famous reverse hurdle was up for an ESPY, fans of the Philadelphia Eagles made it their mission to make sure the 2,000-yard rusher got a little extra hardware to celebrate his record-breaking season.
Outspoken safety CJ Gardner-Johnson does not usually back down from his more controversial comments, but he did with one remark he made about the Philadelphia Eagles.