The general manager is pushing all the right buttons once again to keep a strong roster together for years to come. Howie Roseman made one thing clear this week.
The heat of Philadelphia Eagles training camp is coming -- very soon. Three practices and the firts week are completed, as the acclimation period is close to being completed.
Three practices of training camp are in the books. The Philadelphia Eagles are still getting acclimated before the pads come on (which will be Tuesday).
PHILADELPHIA — I’ve seen some very good cornerbacks while reporting on the Philadelphia Eagles and you can start with the current tandem of First Team All-Pros that patrol the secondary for Vic Fangio: Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean.
Ian Rapoport reports that the Eagles are hosting veteran edge rusher Ogbonnia Okoronkwo for a visit. Okoronkwo, 31, was taken with the No. 160 overall pick in the fifth round out of Oklahoma by the Rams in 2018.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they have waived DE Ta’Quon Graham after recently signing him to a contract. Graham, 27, is a former fifth-round pick by the Falcons in the 2021 NFL Draft out of Texas.
Position battles are all over the field in Philadelphia Eagles training camp, even if there aren't many starting jobs up for grabs. The ones that are available -- there are some early clubhouse leaders.
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.
Running back Tank Bigsby is emerging as a secret weapon in Eagles training camp. Tank Bigsby is turning heads at Philadelphia Eagles training camp, and it might be time to start paying serious attention.
The biggest strength of Jalen Hurts' game is his ability as a plus one in the run game. While Hurts isn't a traditional passer, he makes up for it with his ability to run the football.
So much is being said about Sean Mannion's offense, but so far the Philadelphia Eagles' dominant defense has been winning during training camp. The Eagles defense has dominated the offense in head-to-head periods, including Saturday, when the defense won eight of 12 plays.
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.
PHILADELPHIA — The competition for the Eagles’ backup quarterback job remains in doubt early in training camp, with Tanner McKee and veteran Andy Dalton continuing to split second-team reps behind starter Jalen Hurts.
At this rate, Sean Mannion might not make it to Week 1. That’s a joke. The Eagles’ defense is not. Imagine installing an offense against this crew of defenders that boasts Pro Bowlers at every level, five in total, and a sly and crafty coordinator in Vic Fangio.
The Philadelphia Eagles are getting close to putting on the full pads in training camp. That day is coming next week, as the acclimation process is starting to hit its stride.
The Philadelphia Eagles are back on the practice field, and new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion has already made his voice heard. He spoke to reporters just before Saturday’s practice, marking only his second time addressing the Philly media since getting hired.
Philadelphia Eagles second-year linebacker Jihaad Campbell wants everyone to know one thing: his jersey number isn’t a message. As training camp is officially underway, Campbell addressed the attention surrounding his decision to wear No.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter is set to earn elite compensation under his new deal without forcing the franchise into an immediate salary-cap crunch.
The Philadelphia Eagles know that potential stops mattering quite as much as production. Training camp can create buzz, of course. Still, preseason football is where players fighting for the final few roster spots must prove they belong.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio found a creative way to dodge the media on Thursday, borrowing a page from the previous day’s Capitol Hill spectacle.
The Eagles found a rare seventh-round gem in defensive lineman Moro Ojomo, whom they took 249th in a 259-player draft in 2023. Although he is stuck in the shadow of linemates Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis, Ojomo is on track to earn a considerable raise by next spring.
The Philadelphia Eagles made Jalen Carter the highest-paid defensive tackle in NFL history on Tuesday, but they may have done themselves the biggest favor.