In the NFL, you don’t just draft or sign good players out of college. When a rookie puts pen to paper, whether he’s a first-round pick or an undrafted free agent, the work has just begun, and the Philadelphia Eagles’ developmental program is something the organization takes pride in.
Fred Johnson paid Lane Johnson (no relation) probably the greatest compliment one player can give to another. “Lane is in year, what?” Fred asked about 20 reporters crowded around him just outside the Eagles’ public relations office following Wednesday’s practice.
The Philadelphia Eagles haven't been messing around, by any means. The reigning Super Bowl champions have been busy tinkering with the roster left and right and continued to do so over the last week or so.
Eagles GM Howie Roseman went in-depth on his roster-building strategy Tuesday, particularly when it comes to the back end of the 53-man roster and the idea of a developmental player.
No sporting event can match the Super Bowl. It’s the biggest annual event in sports, and frankly, in culture. Television ratings don’t lie on that front.
It took a series of savvy trades and some tough decisions to arrive at this point, but the Philadelphia Eagles have finalized their initial 53-man roster for the 2025 season.
The Philadelphia Eagles continued adding new pieces to the franchsie on Wednesday and now have a new running back at their disposal. Philadelphia announced its initial 53-man roster on Tuesday and there was just four running backs that made the cut.
While the Philadelphia Eagles were able to get most of the talent back from the players they cut on Tuesday, one of them slipped through their fingers and into the laps of another NFL team.
The Philadelphia Eagles are signing free agent running back Audric Estimé to their practice squad, according to a report from NFL insider Jordan Schultz.
The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly making a high-profile addition to their practice squad. Former Notre Dame running back Audric Estime is signing, according to a report from FOX Sports’ Jordan Schultz.
As years go by, it's easy to forget some of the players who suited up on the gridiron. While the quarterback is the one position in the NFL that is under
The Philadelphia Eagles' chances of winning their Super Bowl LIX rematch against the Kansas City Chiefs in Week 2 just got better following the latest NFL update.
With one week until the 2025 NFL season kicks off, the Philadelphia Eagles may not be done making moves. According to ESPN’s Dan Graziano, the reigning Super Bowl champions could still be active on the trade front, particularly on defense.
The Philadelphia Eagles are ready to begin their Super Bowl defense. First on their schedule is a grudge match against the Dallas Cowboys, who may or may not have star pass rusher Micah Parsons on the field.
It looks like all systems are go for A.J. Brown and Landon Dickerson, who wore their helmets and went through individual drills during the time media was allowed to watch practice on Wednesday, the first practice since the Eagles cut their roster to 53 players, tinkered with it, and added players to the practice squad.
The Philadelphia Eagles have finalized their practice squad for now, with 14 players returning to the team. It is split down the middle with seven defensive players and seven offensive players on each side.
The Philadelphia Eagles revealed their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday and followed up by beginning their construction of the practice squad. Teams couldn't start to build the practice squad until Wednesday, per league rules.
The Eagles made some roster tweaks on Wednesday. They have claimed offensive lineman Willie Lampkin and signed long snapper Charley Hughlett. Hughlett was released on Tuesday as part of the team's final cuts.
Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman certainly was not done making moves as he continued his path to making the roster better after starting the day by waiving offensive lineman Trevor Keegan.
The Philadelphia Eagles, along with the rest of the NFL, trimmed down their roster to 53 players on Tuesday. Here is the first look at the Eagles’ official 53-man roster heading into their Week 1 matchup against the Dallas Cowboys.
It has certainly been a whirlwind of a 2025 for Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Kelee Ringo. After the departures of Darius Slay, James Bradberry, and Avonte Maddox, many saw Ringo as the next CB2 alongside Quinyon Mitchell.
The Philadelphia Eagles are waiving G Trevor Keegan, according to Adam Schefter. The second-year lineman survived the initial wave of cuts yesterday but was pushed out as the Eagles continue to reshuffle their roster.
The Philadelphia Eagles released their initial 53-man roster on Tuesday and made some other moves. According to Philly insider Andrew DiCecco, the Birds placed rookie offensive tackle Myles Hinton on the injured reserve designated to return list.
Just five months after the Eagles thought they were getting a steal by trading safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson to Houston for Green and a fifth-round pick, they’ve shown him the door faster than a bouncer at last call.