- There has been a noticeable swagger to the Philadelphia Eagles this week, a bit of a surprise coming off consecutive losses for the first time since a far different team dropped three straight to end the 2023 season, including the playoff debacle in Tampa Bay.
It appears that some members of the New York sports media is already have delusions of their Giants team and their quarterback Jaxson Dart after one good game against the Philadelphia Eagles.
There's a lot of negativity out there right now when it comes to the Philadelphia Eagles, but that shouldn't necessarily be the case. This is a first-place team that we are talking about.
As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for their Week 7 matchup against the Minnesota Vikings, ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky has voiced his thoughts on the team’s recent struggles.
In a time where there has been plenty of drama that is circulated around the Philadelphia Eagles, they got a nice, pleasant moment from their star wide receiver, A.J.
Many teams have made missteps regarding a separation from a head coach or coordinator. Some have been straight firings, others de facto dismissals described as mutual separations.
The Philadelphia Eagles are 4-2, sitting atop the NFC East. It looks like they are playing with fire, however. Their wins have been more like a scratchy, off-key guitar solo than a smooth symphony.
The Philadelphia Eagles have dodged a major bullet heading into Week 7's matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. Starting cornerback Quinyon Mitchell, who landed on the injury report this week with a hamstring injury, was a full participant on Thursday and Friday and received no injury designation for Sunday.
The Philadelphia Eagles are looking to bounce back from their last two weeks of struggles and might have figured some things out through a meeting with the offense on Monday.
It’s hard to remember that Patrick Johnson was a sack machine during his time at Tulane, collecting double-digit sacks in two of his four years there - 10.5 in 2018 and 10 in 2020, his senior season, and finished with 24.5 in his career.
- In the NFL, the best 11 is a cliche. The best combination is the actual goal for coaches, something Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio explained earlier this week after being inundated with the latest Jihaad Campbell to the edge questions.
The Philadelphia Eagles have to snap this losing streak before it's too late, but they have a tougher opponent in Week 7, as they square off against the Minnesota Vikings.
With the month of September in the books, both the top college prospects and 2026 NFL draft order are coming into focus. Here's a look at our latest first-round NFL mock draft as of October 13, 2025.
The championship belt feels a little heavier these days. The Philadelphia Eagles, just months after hoisting the Lombardi Trophy, are suddenly looking wobbly on their feet.
The Philadelphia Eagles have had a somewhat surprising season to this point. Philadelphia has already beaten fellow contenders in the Dallas Cowboys, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
There were a few days this week when reporters speculated that Cooper DeJean might line up at outside cornerback and who might play in the slot against the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday if Quinyon Mitchell couldn’t play.
After starting the season undefeated, the Philadelphia Eagles find themselves in the midst of a two-game losing streak. One of their biggest weaknesses, the defensive end position, was magnified after Za’Darius Smith unexpectedly retired.
There's been a lot of conversation over the last few days regarding the Philadelphia Eagles and Minnesota Vikings cornerback Isaiah Rodgers that has been creating some headlines before the two teams clash in Week 7.
It’s no secret that the Philadelphia Eagles will be active in the trade market given their recent struggles. Their two weakest areas look to be their pass rush and their secondary.
The Minnesota Vikings are set to take on the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon. It's only the second noon game the Vikings have played in this season, with four of their first five games being played in standalone windows.
Despite sitting at 4-2, the Philadelphia Eagles have looked nothing like the defending Super Bowl champions. The cracks, which first appeared in their narrow early-season wins, have widened dramatically over the past two weeks.
All eyes are on the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday as they look to rebound against the Minnesota Vikings following back-to-back losses. The biggest struggle for Philly has been offensively, and while some are trying hard to pinpoint a reason behind the mess, Jordan Mailata has a more blunt answer.
The Philadelphia Eagles are experiencing a troubling spell as their offense struggles to find its rhythm, sparking concern among players and analysts alike.
A recent report revealed that there is a "concern" among some Eagles players that the club's current season "is starting to feel like the 2023 meltdown all over again."