The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t entering the season with their head coach officially under the microscope. However, franchise legend Jason Kelce believes that could change quickly if things go sideways.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ wide receiver room is going to be under a microscope throughout the offseason, especially when it comes to AJ Brown. Brown has been seemingly talked about in some capacity each day so far this offseason since the Eagles were knocked out of the playoffs in the Wild Card Round by the San Francisco 49ers.
Many assumed that Kelce was suggesting the Eagles may be better off if they trade Brown at some point after the new league year opens on March 11. Kelce later took to X (formerly known as Twitter) to clarify his comments.
Every NFL offseason has its lightning-rod storyline. This year, that storyline could center on AJ Brown. The Philadelphia Eagles’ physically dominant WR1 has been one of the league’s most feared matchup nightmares.
In no way is what you are about to read (hopefully) an endorsement to trade Jalen Hurts. The Eagles quarterback is the face of the franchise, the only player in team history to start two Super Bowls, has won 63 of his 92 starts, counting the playoffs, and is a pillar in the community and beyond.
As franchises prepare wish lists for their next hires, numerous cautionary tales exist. Here are the worst head-coaching tenures since the 1970 merger.
The Philadelphia Eagles have a lot of decisions to make this offseason, especially when it comes to free agency. Like last offseason, the Eagles have some significant talent currently scheduled to hit the open market, including Dallas Goedert, Jaelan Phillips, Nakobe Dean and Reed Blankenship among others.
There are few days that go by in which the Philadelphia Eagles aren't talked about in some way. Whether it's the fanbase, analysts, insiders, current players or past players, the Eagles are one of the most talked-about professional sports teams in general.
Philadelphia Eagles running back AJ Dillon joined Athlon Sports on behalf of The National Sports Collectors Convention. Dillon averaged nearly 800 scrimmage yards over his four seasons with the Green Bay Packers, then missed the 2024 season with a neck injury.
The Philadelphia Eagles have an important offseason ahead. It was a roller coaster of a 2025 season for Philadelphia and the front office clearly viewed changes as necessary.
Nakobe Dean has made it abundantly clear that he would prefer to stay in Philadelphia moving forward, and Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio certainly wouldn’t be against running it back with the player who set the tone for the team's defense in the 2025 season after returning from a torn patellar tendon.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
Nick Sirianni doesn't shy away from bold decisions that he believes in for the Philadelphia Eagles. That was evident last season when he doubled down on keeping his offensive staff fairly unchanged during a frustrating campaign.
The Philadelphia Eagles may need to overhaul their offensive line unit next season. There is a reality where they are without both Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson, after the unit took a step back already in 2025.
Eagles fans were not happy with former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo during the 2025 season. Patullo received most of the blame for Philadelphia’s lackluster offense.
The Philadelphia Eagles are loaded at linebacker right now, even though one of the team's key contributors is a pending free agent. Nakobe Dean spent the last four seasons with the Eagles and now is a pending free agent with his future up in the air.
The Philadelphia Eagles are a team resting dangerously close to the proverbial cliff heading into the 2026 NFL calendar year. On one hand, they just won the Super Bowl in 2025, securing their third trip to the big game in the last decade and their first-ever win under Nick Sirianni.
The Philadelphia Eagles will have a revamped coaching staff for the 2026 season. As if there wasn’t enough uncertainty on Sirianni’s staff, the Eagles learned Wednesday that longtime offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland won’t be back for the 2026 season.
The Philadelphia Eagles are facing a pivotal offseason following a lackluster 2025 campaign, and the need for change is evident. Despite possessing the