The Philadelphia Eagles should still have their radar beeping when it comes to free agency. After adding veteran wide receiver Hollywood Brown to their offense earlier this week, who is still available for Howie Roseman to add to a potential Super Bowl contender?
PHILADELPHIA — There’s been significant hype locally regarding the Eagles’ signing of Johnny Mundt in free agency. It’s understandable. The Eagles are projected to shift toward a Shanahan-McVay-style offense under new coordinator Sean Mannion, and Mundt’s entire NFL career has been spent as a blocking tight end in those systems.
The Philadelphia Eagles entered the offseason likely needing to bolster the wide receiver room a bit. Shortly after the 2025 season wrapped up for the Eagles, former Philadelphia wide receiver Jahan Dotson acknowledged that he likely played his final game as a member of the franchise with free agency coming.
Maybe two Browns. Maybe two Coopers. The Eagles’ receiver room could have some similar last names this fall, though a lot would have to happen to make that a reality.
Most of the NFL mock drafts focus on the early rounds, but there are still many prominent college players who will hear their names called later. These are just some of the big names that could hear their names in the later rounds.
Like last offseason, the Philadelphia Eagles have lost a few pieces in free agency. Philadelphia entered the offseason with four significant pieces heading to the open market: Jaelan Phillips, Reed Blankenship, Dallas Goedert and Nakobe Dean.
The Philadelphia Eagles added one dynamic wide receiver on Tuesday and it sounds like they are at least thinking about adding more. Omar Cooper Jr. is the fifth-ranked wide receiver prospect in the 2026 National Football League Draft class after winning a National Championship with Indiana in 2025, per ESPN.
Hollywood Brown admitted that he deeply considered returning to the Baltimore Ravens, but with the interest shown to him by the Philadelphia Eagles, he knew he had to jump ship.
PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Eagles entered the 2025 season with a blueprint for a dynasty, returning 10 of 11 offensive starters from their 2024 Super Bowl championship squad.
PHILADELPHIA — Darius Slay is officially trading his helmet for a headset. The veteran cornerback, affectionately known as “Big Play,” announced his retirement from the NFL on Monday, ending a dominant 13-year run that saw him evolve from a Detroit draft pick into a Super Bowl champion.
NFL prospects from major programs get most of the attention, but there are numerous examples of players drafted from small schools who have become difference-makers.
The Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line wasn't at full strength for much of the 2025 National Football League season. Lane Johnson only was able to play in 10 games due to injury.
PHILADELPHIA — The confetti from the 2024 championship parade has officially stopped falling, replaced by the cold reality of a unit that lost its way.
PHILADELPHIA — The first wave of 2026 NFL free agency has officially crashed, and the Philadelphia Eagles are standing on the shore with a revamped secondary but a glaring void in the deep middle.
The Denver Broncos gave up draft picks in the first and third rounds to the Miami Dolphins for Jaylen Waddle, who hasn’t had a 1,000-plus yard receiving season since 2023, which was the same year D.J.
Whether it’s because of injury, lack of depth, or poor performance, the Philadelphia Eagles have several notable holes to fill on their roster heading into the 2026 NFL Draft.
Marquise Brown has shown flashes of the top talent the Ravens once viewed as their future No. 1 receiver, but has been mostly an undercard weapon in recent years.
Wide receiver Marquise "Hollywood" Brown is signing a one-year contract with the Philadelphia Eagles, multiple media outlets reported on Tuesday. The reported addition of one wide receiver with the last name of Brown comes as talks center about the possible departure of another in A.J.
The summer has been well spent for Philadelphia Eagles running back AJ Dillon and his wife, Gabrielle. The couple recently returned to Gabrielle's home state of Wisconsin, where Dillon previously played as a member of the Green Bay Packers.
The Philadelphia Eagles have not been overly active during NFL free agency so far, but that can be good or bad news for plenty of players around the roster.
Per SI.com’s Albert Breer, the Broncos had interest in TE Dallas Goedert in free agency before he re-signed with the Eagles. Breer names Browns TE David Njoku as a potential alternative that is still unsigned.
The Eagles' active leader in receptions will be back in Philadelphia in 2026, as the team reportedly signed tight end Dallas Goedert on Sunday. Goedert, 31, will be returning on a one-year, $7 million contract, per terms acquired by ESPN.