The Eagles' ongoing losing streak will remain where it is for now as they take a breather during a much-needed bye in Week 10. Seven consecutive losses following a 2-0 start have sucked the oxygen right out of the room in Philadelphia, and a quiet trade deadline performance further hammered home that there won't be much to celebrate this season.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 NFL season has suffered multiple setbacks. Jalen Hurts’ season was cut short due to a serious medical condition that affects not only his play but also his entire life.
The Philadelphia Eagles are limping into their bye week with a seven-game losing streak. It has brought head coach Nick Sirianni under severe scrutiny, with fans and analysts already talking about the Eagles replacing him in the next season.
Jalen Hurts’ injury investigation is heading to another level, with the league reviewing how the Eagles handled the situation. As per ESPN’s reports an independent medical experts will look into what happened and share their findings with the NFL and the NFL Players Association (NFLPA).
With a losing season almost a guarantee at this point, it's time to start thinking about the future in Philadelphia. The Eagles used a second-round pick in the 2026 NFL trade to select tight end Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt.
Quarterback is the most important position for an NFL team. That wasn’t always the case, but it has been the case for, you know, 50 years at this point essentially.
Hollywood Brown’s brief and underwhelming stint with the Philadelphia Eagles has come to an end, as the team released the wide receiver following a mutual decision to part ways.
There could be tumbleweeds blowing through the Eagles' locker room next week. That’s only a slight exaggeration, but there will be plenty of vacant lockers after some roster destruction during the bye week.
The Philadelphia Eagles have continued reshaping their roster as they look toward the future. While the team hasn’t officially called 2026 a rebuild, its recent moves suggest a focus on evaluating young talent.
The Philadelphia Eagles didn’t trade star running back Saquon Barkley prior to the 2026 NFL trade deadline, despite some speculation that they could look to do so.
According to Ian Rapoport, the Eagles are releasing veteran OL Fred Johnson on Friday. Releasing Johnson creates $2.2 million in dead money for Philadelphia and causes them to take a $740,000 cap hit, per OverTheCap.com. Johnson, 29, wound up going undrafted out of Florida back in 2019.
The Eagles have not won a game since Lane Johnson’s in-season retirement, and they have not turned to Fred Johnson as the all-time RT great’s primary replacement.
The Philadelphia Eagles released wide receiver Hollywood Brown on Friday, November 13, 2026, at his request, according to ESPN sources. Brown, 29, appeared in four games this season — starting once — and recorded five catches for 63 yards on eight targets.
Right now, the Eagles are a mess. They lost their seventh straight game and are now 2-7 at the bye week, and they have the second-longest losing streak in the NFL.
Not every free agent addition works out the way that the team initially would have hoped, and that’s the case for the Philadelphia Eagles with one specific player.
An interesting pass-catcher is about to be up for grabs. The Philadelphia Eagles are waiving veteran wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, NFL reporter Jordan Schultz revealed on Thursday.
The general manager owns five first-round picks across the next three drafts, and how he spends them will define Philly’s comeback. The Philadelphia Eagles’ season has been a disaster.
Howie Roseman has been stockpiling picks for a better tomorrow. How should they use them in 2027? The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 season such has turned quickly.
The 6-2 Jacksonville Jaguars made multiple splashes before the NFL trade deadline arrived on Tuesday afternoon, as they acquired defensive tackle Jordan Davis, safety Jessie Bates III and defensive tackle Davon Godchaux.
A devastating Philadelphia Eagles collapse has officially descended into complete chaos across the professional football landscape. Tracking the alarming trajectory of the franchise reveals a deep, multi-layered crisis that threatens to dismantle the remaining elements of the calendar year.
On Monday evening, the Jacksonville Jaguars made their second blockbuster trade of the day, acquiring Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis.