The wide receiver market is booming, and DeVonta Smith could cash in at some point. Smith signed his three-year, $75 million extension with the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024, paying him an average annual salary of $25 million.
Things are about to get real at Eagles camp as padded practices become abundant and the preseason follows. But before it does, let’s take a look at where things stand following the first week of camp.
PHILADELPHIA — What a difference 24 hours can make. A rain-soaked South Philadelphia Monday was replaced by a beautiful Tuesday at the Jefferson Health Training Complex, and an offense that showed some life indoors was turned on its head due to hamstring injuries to both DeVonta Smith and rookie first-round pick Makai Lemon.
The Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly started contract negotiations with interior defensive lineman Moro Ojomo. Ojomo had a breakout year last season, more than doubling his defensive snaps played while logging the fifth-most snaps among Eagles defenders.
Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Nolan Smith Jr. spoke about his offseason arrest on Monday and took full responsibility for what he did. Smith talked to reporters after police arrested him on May 15 for driving 135 mph in a 70 mph zone in Georgia.
The Philadelphia Eagles added another name to their growing injury list on Tuesday as wide receiver DeVonta Smith sat out of practice. Reporters at training camp noticed Smith was absent when the Eagles took the field for their first padded practice of camp on August 4.
Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has been one of the league's best offensive lineman for the past decade. But after ending last season on injured reserve, his 2026 campaign is not off to a great start.
The Philadelphia Eagles have concluded the first week of training camp, the first chance for players to make an impression, establish themselves in position battles, and build momentum heading into preseason.
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.
It’s been months since Philadelphia Eagles LB Nolan Smith Jr. was arrested for speeding. Now he is speaking about it for the first time. On Monday, he regretted his actions after completing practice at the Jefferson Health Training Complex, per Jeff Neiburg of The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Nolan Smith apologized in his first public comments since an offseason arrest for speeding and reckless driving. Smith was cited for driving 135 mph on a Georgia interstate on May 15.
A trio of Eagles’ extension-eligible players spoke to reporters after Monday’s training camp practice. Both Nolan Smith and Tyler Steen took the conservative
Jordan Mailata thought Jalyx Hunt was doing him a favor after Hunt made the Eagles left tackle whiff on a couple of blocks in the early days of training camp.
The defensive front is truly elite, and early stages of training camp in Philadelphia confirm that reality. The Philadelphia Eagles defensive line is already wreaking havoc in training camp, and the season hasn’t even started yet.
A.J. Brown has been going out of his way to make it known that he is extremely happy following his trade from the Philadelphia Eagles to the New England Patriots.
The Philadelphia Eagles knew they needed some wide receiver help earlier this offseason given the inevitable departure of A.J. Brown, so they went out and swung a trade for Dontayvion Wicks while also selecting Makai Lemon in the NFL Draft.
Multiple reports in February indicated that Eagles left guard Landon Dickerson was considering retirement following an injury-riddled 2025 season. By the end of the month, it became clear that would not be the case, solidified by a revised contract agreement reached in March.
The first padded practice of Philadelphia Eagles training camp is in the books. The bulk of training camp is going to be this week with six consecutive practices.
After a disappointing season one year removed from a Super Bowl victory, the Eagles made significant changes. Sean Mannion was named the new offensive coordinator, and AJ Brown was traded after his relationship with the team fell apart.
The Philadelphia Eagles held a workout on Monday for DE Jah Joyner, per the NFL transaction wire. Joyner, 25, started one year at Minnesota and was a two-time honorable mention All-Big 10 selection.
AUGUST 3: Ojomo said on Monday (via EJ Smith of PHLY Sports), “if there was an agreement right now, there’d be an agreement” when speaking about the lack of an extension in his case.
On June 2, the Eagles released franchise stalwart Brandon Graham in a move that was described as procedural in nature. The defensive end had signed a one-pear pact with Philadelphia in October to end his very brief retirement, and that deal was set to expire on June 3 unless the two sides worked out a new arrangement.