The Philadelphia Eagles are set for yet another trade deadline of hoovering up role players with some of their treasure trove of draft picks to be dangled as possible enticements for rebuilding teams.
The Philadelphia Eagles had a busy day on Tuesday, to say the least. The big story of the day was the triumphant return of two-time Super Bowl champion Brandon Graham out of retirement.
The Azeez Ojulari era in Philadelphia continues to be a "bust," as defensive coordinator Vic Fangio commented on the availability of the free agent signing for Week 8.
The Eagles' defense felt like a baseball team stuck in extra innings. They were getting runners on base, but nobody could drive them home. The crowd kept waiting for that clutch, pinch-hit home run.
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.
Brandon Graham is back with the Eagles and the outlook for the veteran edge rusher's role on the team's defense was a main topic of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's press conference on Tuesday.
Sure, Philadelphia Eagles rookie second-round pick safety Andrew Mukuba has certainly made some great highlight plays this season, but is he having a solid season on the field?
Lewis Cine, a safety who was a 2022 first-round pick of the Vikings, had a tryout with the Patriots on Tuesday. Cine played only 10 defensive snaps during his time with the Vikings.
Philadelphia Eagles' longtime defensive end Brandon Graham is officially coming out of retirement to run it back for a 16th season. Graham and the rest of the Eagles' staff have zero expectations as to what the 37-year-old can bring to the table, but they'll find out starting this week.
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.
Philadelphia Eagles starting center Cam Jurgens went down with a knee injury in the second quarter of Sunday’s 28-22 win over the Minnesota Vikings and did not return.
The Eagles' rookie class remains consistent as the team's top two draft picks of the 2025 class continue to pave the way for a bright defensive future.
Hollywood loves a comeback story, but these stars didn't just bounce back from scandal. They soared to even greater heights. From prison sentences to public meltdowns, these 20 celebrities proved that a major controversy doesn't have to be the end of the road.
This was an odd Philadelphia Eagles defensive performance to assess, as it was far from perfect on a down-to-down basis, but full of big plays that swung the game.
You can leave it to Vic Fangio to throw cold water on a specious narrative. If there was ever a time to bring up Eagles' second-year edge defender Jalyx
A.J. Brown-Eagles drama has quieted a bit, as the mercurial wide receiver came up big in the defending champions’ win in Minnesota, but his role in the offense remains a regular talking point despite the team’s success.
The idea was to get the running game going. The result was far more spectacular, a barrage of deep shots in the Eagles' 28-22 Week 7 win over Minnesota.
Troy Vincent, the NFL’s Executive Vice President of Football Operations, had some interesting things to say about tush push, a play that is used mostly by the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Philadelphia Eagles were able to get back on track last Sunday with a win over the Minnesota Vikings. The win came after two straight losses that never actually fired up quarterback Jalen Hurts, who was focused on the next week, which panned out well for him.
Per the wire, the Eagles hosted WR Danny Gray for a visit, having let him go back in July during the offseason. Gray, 26, transferred from Blinn Junior College to SMU and was first-team All-AAC his final season.
There was plenty of chatter about the state of the Eagles after they lost two straight games, but they bounced back with a win over the Vikings in Week 7.