Another day of Philadelphia Eagles training camp has passed. Another day some players shined and some disappointed. There's starting to become a clearer picture of how this roster as shaped out, and who will be the players to watch this preseason.
When the 2026 NFL season comes to an end, it will most likely mark the end of Lane Johnson’s storied career with the Philadelphia Eagles. The fourth overall
Hard to believe, but the Philadelphia Eagles are through 10 training camp practices. There have been plenty of developments over the first 10 practices open to the media, and practice 10 had no shortage of storylines.
The Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver battle has been one of the most intriguing ones of training camp. The WR2 battle was settled early, but so was the WR5.
The Philadelphia Eagles have been one of the most consistent contenders in the NFL in recent years, largely because they’ve had balance on offense and defense.
Two wide receiver battles were the talk of the early portion of Philadelphia Eagles training camp. Both have been settled. Dontayvion Wicks is going to be the WR2 come Week 1 while Darius Cooper locked up a roster spot as the WR5.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Eagles are releasing RB Elijah Mitchell off injured reserve with an injury settlement. Mitchell, 28, was a sixth-round pick out of Louisiana by the 49ers in the 2021 draft.
Per NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo, the Falcons have claimed OL Jaeden Roberts off waivers from the Eagles. Roberts, 23, signed with the Eagles as an undrafted free agent out of Alabama following the 2025 draft.
PHILADELPHIA — Day 10 of Eagles camp is in the books, an hour-and- 45-minute run-heavy “green” practice, featuring everything from a live field-goal period to the always-fun 1-on-1s where the running backs try to hold off the linebackers in pass protection.
Be it stars returning from late-season injuries to starter-level players who missed most or all of last season, the NFL features a host of rehab odysseys to follow as training camps near.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio is known for being blunt and direct, but he’s also developed quite the reputation for his dry sense of humor during press conferences, exemplified by his comment when discussing Quinyon Mitchell’s interception drought.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Jonathan Greenard will remain sidelined, with defensive coordinator Vic Fangio saying during a press conference that it will be “a couple weeks at least” before Greenard returns to football activities.
PHILADELPHIA — Second-year Eagles’ offensive lineman Drew Kendall is making significant strides in his development and is the clubhouse leader to be the top interior backup on game days.
The Philadelphia Eagles are hoping that in 2026, their offense will catch up to their defense after a frustrating year in 2025. The Eagles made some major
The Philadelphia Eagles have had a busy offseason, helping lock down their defensive front by signing both Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis to lucrative contract extensions.
Saquon Barkley’s 2025 season is being treated by fantasy drafters as proof that the magic is gone, but the numbers tell a much murkier story, and a fresh offensive voice in Sean Mannion gives Barkley a real path back to his 2024 form at a discount.
He was drafted by the Green Bay Packers earlier than most pass catchers in franchise history and underwhelmed to start his career. A stable quarterback, injured teammates and training camp flashes opened the door for early opportunities.
The tush push isn’t going anywhere despite Mannion running a completely different offensive philosophy. Sean Mannion spoke to the media about the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense, and the new offensive coordinator made it clear that the tush push will remain a part of the 2026 playbook.
Eagles cornerbacks Jakorian Bennett and Kelee Ringo were selected with consecutive picks in the fourth round of the 2023 draft (Bennett went to the Raiders at No.
Longtime Philadelphia Eagles tackle Lane Johnson made a significant announcement about his future on Saturday. Johnson, a stalwart of Philadelphia’s offensive line over the last 13 years, revealed that he will likely retire after the 2026 season.