The Eagles could have taken an offensive tackle in the first round. They knew Lane Johnson was nearing the end of his likely Hall of Fame career. And now that the end has arrived for the 36-year-old Johnson, who announced on Saturday morning that this would probably be his final season, will the Eagles rue that decision?
Ahead of the 2026 NFL season getting underway, the Philadelphia Eaglesunderwent an entire offensive overhaul in the offseason with the hopes of rebuilding their offensive identity.
Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Sean Mannion made clear Saturday that the team’s signature short-yardage play remains firmly in the playbook.
Speaking to reporters ahead of Saturday's practice, Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson announced that the 2026 season will likely be his final year in the NFL.
How many of the NFL players to eclipse 1,500 rushing yards in one season can you name in eight minutes?
The opening of 2026 NFL training camp brings big hope for all 32 fan bases. These are the 25 developments to watch as we progress toward Week 1.
PHILADELPHIA — The longest and most important Eagles’ training camp practice to date this summer quickly receded to the background after the nearly two-hour padded session wrapped up.
Longtime Philadelphia Eagles tackle Lane Johnson made a significant announcement about his future on Saturday. Johnson, a stalwart of Philadelphia’s offensive line over the last 13 years, revealed that he will likely retire after the 2026 season.
Philadelphia Eagles All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson told reporters on Saturday that the 2026 season probably will be his last. "As you get older, things change in your life, priorities.
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.
Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson said on Saturday that he would “probably” retire after the 2026 NFL season, setting up a swan song for a potential Hall of Fame career.
Eagles RT Lane Johnson said during a press conference following his return on Saturday that this could potentially be his last NFL season. There were questions about whether or not Johnson would return for the 2025 season given his health issues, but he ultimately opted to come back.
Whether it's called the "tush push" or the "brotherly shove," the Philadelphia Eagles plan on using their signature short-yardage play during the 2026 season.
The quarterback is excited about what the offense is starting to look like, and some pieces deserve special attention. The Philadelphia Eagles need wide receivers to step up, and two names are making serious noise at training camp.
The Tush Push has become part of Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles’ identity, but the team enters 2026 with an offense that needs to be more than one formula.
The Philadelphia Eagles have already begun training camp and are about to officially start their preseason games. Let’s take a look at the Eagles preseason schedule, players to watch, and key storylines to follow.
PHILADELPHIA — The idea that the NFL is a meritocracy ignores some rather obvious exceptions like pedigree and money. As the 34th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft, Eagles’ receiver Elijah Moore was once on the right side of the personnel equation.
Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Elijah Moore is already fitting right in with his new quarterback, Jalen Hurts. During a recent training camp press conference, Moore delivered a masterclass in handling the media, subtly channeling Hurts to effortlessly shut down a question regarding former Eagles star A.J.
After trading away AJ Brown, the Philadelphia Eagles offense was always going to be a major talking point to see how they would adjust with him no longer leading the unit. The Eagles are set to rely on their revamped room that now features DeVonta Smith leading the way.
Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley offered high praise this week for Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams, calling the young signal-caller a proven talent with even greater potential ahead.
Day 7 of Philadelphia Eagles training camp has come and gone. A hot day at the Jefferson Health Training Complex was the storyline as the Eagles had their fifth straight practice.
New Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks has been turning heads throughout training camp, including Saquon Barkley and Jalen Hurts. "Tay is a steal," Barkley told Kay Adams.
While Philadelphia Eagles training camp is still in its early stages, several rookies have already taken an unexpected path, whether that's a jump up the projected depth chart, a quiet start due to circumstances outside their control or a long-term project beginning to show flashes.
Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles are entering a critical period in their relationship. Hurts doesn't have more guaranteed money in his contract, yet it doesn't sound like the team is in a rush to extend it.
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.
Lemon has made the rounds for all the wrong reasons since he turned pro.
Brown won't have to wait long to show his former team what it is missing.
Motivated to prove himself to his new team, Brown made a statement with both his words and actions on Monday.
The Philadelphia Eagles went the extra mile to get USC star wide receiver Makai Lemon in the draft. Will they regret it?
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