The hot names in the Eagles’ receiver room this offseason went by Dontayvion, Hollywood, and Elijah, with a twist of Lemon. Darius Cooper, well, he wasn’t the shiny and new thing, so his name may not have been at the forefront of the conversations in March and April.
PHILADELPHIA — It hasn’t gone as planned for the Eagles on the edge of the defense in training camp. A strained pec has delayed the debut of star offseason pickup Jonathan Greenard.
This offseason, Jalen Carter and the Philadelphia Eagles agreed to a four-year contract extension worth $152 million, making him the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history.
Hard to believe a week of Philadelphia Eagles training camp is complete. Six practices have come and gone, and plenty of developments have occurred. There are leaders in position battles and progress reports for the rookies that have been documented.
The Philadelphia Eagles can say that they’re heading into a fresh direction with the team after making a few changes during the offseason. One of those changes was trading A.J.
After being voted the NFL's No. 1 player a year ago, Saquon Barkley dropped to No. 34 in the NFL Top 100 Players of 2026, the annual player-voted ranking, following his second season with the Philadelphia Eagles.
The progression of Uar Bernard was always going to be a long one. The same goes with Joshua Weru. Both Bernard and Weru came from the International Pathway Program.
The defense is dominating training camp as the unit tears through the offense again. The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense is wrecking everything in its path at training camp, and honestly, is anyone surprised?
Fox Sports recently released its NFL Players Under the Most Pressure in 2026 rankings, with Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts at the top of the list.
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 — Chance Campbell may not dominate the headlines at Eagles training camp, but defensive coordinator Vic Fangio made it clear the veteran linebacker has caught the coaching staff’s attention.
While the new WR hasn't been in the City of Brotherly Love for long, Hurts is already impressed with his body of work and the skills he can bring to the table.
After going one-and-done in the playoffs this past season and trading away star wide receiver AJ Brown in the offseason, Philadelphia Eagles fans have some concerns about starting QB Jalen Hurts as the 2026 season approaches.
There are reasons to be underwhelmed with this rookie class on the Philadlephia Eagles. Let's face it, the Eagles have spoiled everyone with the instant impact players over the past five years.
General manager Howie Roseman should sign Zach Ertz to bolster tight end depth behind Dallas Goedert. The Philadelphia Eagles need to bring Zach Ertz back.
Tanner McKee’s standing with the Philadelphia Eagles has taken a noticeable hit this summer, a sharp reversal from the optimism that once surrounded the young quarterback.
One week of Philadelphia Eagles training camp is in the books. Six practices have been completed, meaning there is some leeway in position battles. Two of those battles may already have been won while others are starting to get there.
Training camp injury report features four hamstring issues, while Lane Johnson is still absent due to a non-injury related issue. The Philadelphia Eagles training camp injury report is raising some eyebrows, and not just because of one or two names.
Ahead of releasing its full list of the 1,000 best players in the NFL, Bleacher Report is unveiling its rankings by position group. The wide receiver rankings were the latest to be released, with four Philadelphia Eagles landing on the list.
Jalen Hurts has been spotted making kids’ days following the latest training session at the Philadelphia Eagles’ camp. The 2025 season ended in disappointment for the Eagles after losing in the wild card round to an injury-stricken San Francisco 49ers.
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.
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.