The Philadelphia Eagles did not replace A.J. Brown. They did not draft a No. 1 receiver. They did not add a traditional offensive weapon designed to fill the hole Brown left in a passing game that dropped from 28 points per game with him to 15 without him.
A report from before the draft said that Brown "likely" will be traded to the Patriots via a deal that won't become official until after June 1 because of Philadelphia's salary-cap situation.
PHILADELPHIA — Entering the 2026 NFL Draft, there was genuine debate in Philadelphia about how much Howie Roseman would alter his evaluation process in light of the pending offensive scheme changes.
Teams are finalizing their Big Boards with much of NFL free agency in the rearview mirror. There's a look at the least first-round mock draft as of April 8, 2026.
After starring in one of the most curious moments of the 2026 NFL draft, Makai Lemon is ready to make an impact on the Philadelphia Eagles. His entrance to the league was surrounded by controversy, and the aftermath hasn’t been different.
There wasn't many questions surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles at tight end heading into the NFL Draft -- at least for the 2026 season. The Eagles did the best they could to run it back at tight end.
The NFL Draft is always intriguing when teams had new talent to the roster. First-round picks typically are in line to start right away while Day 2 picks are usually in contention to contribute immediately.
There will be winners and losers on the Eagles’ roster coming out of the three-day NFL draft. Maybe the biggest winner is Marcus Epps. The 30-year-old veteran looks like he will be the starter alongside second-year pro Drew Mukuba, as of now.
The Philadelphia Eagles made some bold moves during the 2026 NFL Draft. Philly stole wide receiver Makai Lemon from Pittsburgh while he was on the phone with them in the first round.
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 certainly came out of the NFL Draft as Super Bowl contenders again. Finding a wide receiver in Makai Lemon was the first major move, especially since the Eagles traded up in the first round to get him.
PHILADELPHIA — Leave it to Howie Roseman to “target” a seventh-round pick. That’s exactly what the Eagles GM did on Saturday, maneuvering the board like a maestro to bet low on Nigerian super-athlete Uar Bernard with the 251st overall selection.
Philadelphia won back-to-back NFC East titles for the first time in roughly two decades. The celebration should feel louder. Instead, the foundation that built this dynasty is cracking in real time.
The Philadelphia Eagles once again turned to the NFL’s International Player Pathway (IPP) pipeline, selecting Nigerian defensive tackle Uar Bernard with the No.
One of the benefits of being so successful over a sustained period in the NFL and having so much depth is the ability to take risks in the NFL Draft where many teams are forced to play it safe.
The International Pathway Program has been good to the Philadelphia Eagles. Just ask Jordan Mailata how things worked out for him. Eight years ago, the Eagles traded into the seventh round to select Mailata, a rugby star that never played a down of football.
The Philadelphia Eagles have completed another fantastic draft. Every year, GM Howie Roseman seems to dominate the event, and this year was no exception.
The biggest question mark on the Philadelphia Eagles has been answered. The Eagles needed to find some depth at guard in this draft, finding someone with massive upside in Micah Morris.
This NFL Draft has been a successful one for the Philadelphia Eagles. The WR2 position was addressed with Makai Lemon in Round 1. There's a TE2 selected in Round 2 with Eli Stowers, along with the successor to Dallas Goedert.
Grades are handed out immediately after each day of the draft from experts and non-experts alike. Winners and losers are anointed. Typically, it takes three years to judge a class.
A former Philadelphia Eagles star has landed in hot water after one of his former players decided to sue him. Former wide receiver DeSean Jackson, who transitioned into coaching after his NFL career was over, is now in legal trouble.
A.J. Brown wants out. New England wants him in. Howie Roseman is sitting on a $43.5 million reason to wait until June 1 before doing anything about it.