The Philadelphia Eagles are counting down the days until June 1 -- and so are the fans too. Once the June 1 deadline passes, the Eagles can finally end the A.J.
Running back is facing the challenge of playing a different style of offense, and he’s ready to be the best version of himself in that scenario. The Philadelphia Eagles kicked off OTAs this week, and Saquon Barkley wasted no time proving why he is the cornerstone of this franchise.
The texts to Howie Roseman kept coming at various intervals from Clint Hurtt during last April's NFL draft, with the gist being, ‘it’d be really cool to
Joe Kasper first developed a relationship with Vic Fangio in 2022 when the veteran defensive coach was a “friend of the program” with the Eagles before taking on a formal role as a consultant in the lead up to Super Bowl LVII.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to lead the league in passing touchdowns for each season since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970 can you name in seven minutes?
Yardbarker's best-of NFL positional series continues with linebackers. This does not cover pure pass-rushing threats -- we will get to them -- but rather true off-ball defenders who thrived as traditional inside and outside 'backers.
The long-term plan for Markel Bell is to be the successor to Lane Johnson. The Eagles took Bell in the third round with that purpose. That plan hasn't changed.
Quarterback has a strong expectation over Sean Mannion’s offensive scheme, even though the unit will probably be without its top wide receiver from the past few years.
The depth chart at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles appeared set heading into minicamp. Or so we thought. On the first day of open media availability for OTAs, Andy Dalton was taking QB2 reps over Tanner McKee.
Barring what would be a shocking development, the Philadelphia Eagles will trade wide receiver A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots via a deal that could become official as soon as this coming Monday. During a Friday appearance on ESPN's "First Take" program, former NFL wide receiver and current analyst Steve Smith Sr.
The Eagles could move on from their 1A wide receiver, but 1B could be ready to take a step forward. At least, that’s what one former All-Pro thinks. The Philadelphia Eagles’ offseason has been driven by a question that seemingly has dragged on forever: will they or won’t they trade wide receiver A.J.
This season is a big one for Jihaad Campbell. The Philadelphia Eagles traded up in the first round to select Campbell last year, knowing the situation that was coming at linebacker.
Rumors indicate the Patriots might not want to spend a first-rounder on A.J. Brown, and that opens the door for Philly to send the wide receiver elsewhere.
For a piece published on Thursday night, NFL insider Mike Florio of Pro Football Talk suggested that the Eagles are facing a tough reality regarding their Brown situation.
Nolan Smith was present on the first open session of Philadelphia Eagles OTAs this week, a positive sign the franchise addressing what transpired with the pass rusher over the past week.
Ready or not, Jihaad Campbell is coming. OK, so it won’t be until training camp starts in late July, as he rehabs his shoulders, but he will be the man this year.
After a second consecutive disappointing season in the passing game and yet another offensive coordinator change, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts hit all the right notes Wednesday when discussing his willingness to embrace and evolve in his approach to the scheme around him.
All offseason, the expectation has been the Eagles would trade WR A.J. Brown to the Patriots after June 1st to split up the dead cap hit over two years.
The Philadelphia Eagles and the New England Patriots remain locked in a tense negotiation over star wide receiver A.J. Brown, raising questions about whether the three-time Pro Bowler will ever suit up for the reigning AFC champions.
Veteran wide receiver Parris Campbell has opted to retire at the age of 28. Campbell, a 2024 Super Bowl champion with the Philadelphia Eagles, is retiring from the NFL after seven pro seasons.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced on Wednesday they have signed former SE Louisiana WR Brandon Hayes to a contract. He tried out for the team at their rookie minicamp recently and impressed enough to earn a deal.
Eagles linebacker Jihaad Campbell underwent shoulder surgery in March with an original projection to “probably miss most of the offseason” from defensive coordinator Vic Fangio.