It certainly seems like the Philadelphia Eagles are about to get an old friend back into the lineup at the perfect time. The Eagles' pass rush has been thin this season after losing guys like Milton Williams and Josh Sweat.
MINNEAPOLIS – Lost in the swirl around Jalen Hurts’ perfecto in Minnesota, and the high-powered game turned in by receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, was the play of the Eagles defense.
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.
After making a cameo in Week 6 against the New York Giants, Nakobe Dean was finally able to take an expanded role on defense in Week 7 as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Minnesota Vikings 28-22.
The Eagles were able to pull off a win over the Vikings in Week 7, and did so with one of the most impressive passing games in Jalen Hurts’ career. The quarterback spoke to reporters afterward and talked about losing motivated him, how the offense worked together as a collective, and also how DeVonta Smith called his shot.
In Week 7, the Philadelphia Eagles got back in the win column, defeating the Minnesota Vikings 28-22. Philly is now 5-2, and despite all of the noise surrounding the team this season, the Eagles are in the perfect position to achieve all of their goals.
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After weeks of questionable offensive performances and questions surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles, they made a resounding statement in their Week 7 victory over Minnesota.
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.
One week after delivering a clear message to his entire team — and offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo in particular — Lane Johnson, one of the Philadelphia Eagles’ top locker room leaders and voices, has changed his tone. As in, saying next to nothing at all.
The Eagles’ answer at CB2 is right under their nose. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has been hesitant to move Cooper DeJean outside because the second-year standout is so good in the slot.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense has been searching for a spark. It feels like a baseball team with a shaky bullpen, desperately needing a veteran closer to slam the door in the ninth inning.
The perfect recipe seemed to have been lost. The Philadelphia Eagles, for a few frustrating weeks, were a kitchen full of master chefs who had suddenly forgotten how to cook.
While most of the attention during this up-and-down 2025 season has understandably been focused on the Eagles’ confoundingly inconsistent offense, Vic Fangio’s defense has been unable to match last year’s pace.
The Philadelphia Eagles may have snapped their two-game losing streak on Sunday, but there is still plenty of work to be done, starting with the run game.
The Philadelphia Eagles' passing offense has gotten a lot of flak this season, but things are turning around. Jalen Hurts hasn't had under 280 passing yards in a game since Week 4 against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
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.
After consecutive losses for the Philadelphia Eagles, Sunday needed to be a bounce back performance for the sake of team's confidence. Quarterback Jalen Hurts took that responsibility upon himself and had what may have been the best passing performance of his career.
Let’s be honest, the Philadelphia Eagles’ recent performances have been a rollercoaster of emotions, to put it mildly. One week they look like world-beaters, the next they seem to forget how to play football.