The 2024 NFL Draft will have plenty to offer for NFL teams in need of special teams help.
The Eagles haven’t drafted a first-round cornerback since 2022, but anyone involved in NFL mock drafts expects that to change in 2024. Here’s who they think will be joining Philadelphia’s secondary.
A.J. Brown spent the early part of his offseason reassuring fans that he’s happy to be part of the Philadelphia Eagles. But it may not matter in 2025.
Some NFL running backs made pretty good money this offseason. Some didn’t. Some bigger names are still looking for work.
He had 84 catches for 1,402 yards in two years with USC and led the team with 12 touchdowns last season. At 6-foot-3 and 210 pounds, he’s not exactly a burner but impressed at the Senior Bowl with sure hands and physical play.
Believe it or not, more than 300 NFL free agents are still looking for a contract. Here’s the best available at each position.
Eagles GM Howie Roseman likes to wheel and deal. Here are three players to target if he chooses to move down the draft board.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has been known to be aggressive. If he choses to do so on draft day, here are three potential "trade up" targets.
Philadelphia's addition of linebackers Bryce Huff and Devin White to their roster has made current Eagle Haason Reddick somewhat expendable.
While some NFL general managers hope to cruise through the offseason, the Philadelphia Eagles are all about risky business.
The Philadelphia Eagles probably could have done better than Kenny Pickett.
These days, losing talented players in free agency can make or break a franchise. Here’s a look at players leaving their NFC North teams.
The NFC West will look a bit different in 2024.
In the approximate words of legendary sports writer Grantland Rice, “It’s not whether you win or lose, but how you play the game.” He obviously knew nothing about NFL free agency.
Will C.J. Gardner-Johnson help fix the Eagles’ troubled defense or bring more of the same to Philadelphia’s broken secondary?
When it comes to NFL running backs, the best ability is often availability and given the nature of the position, durability is key. So who’s the toughest among this year’s crop of free agent ball carriers?
Former Eagles Fletcher Cox and Jason Kelce are gone but not forgotten.
Linebacker Bryce Huff has a very particular set of skills, but do those skills fit the Philadelphia Eagles?
The Eagles are not who we thought they were. After years of following a fairly predictable approach to roster building, general manager Howie Roseman punked the pundits by adding Saquon Barkley.
The last-place Washington Commanders have lots of holes to fill. A league-high $96M in cap space should help, but they can’t pay top dollar for every free agent. Here are two that won’t break the bank.
Here are two players that should be on GM Howie Roseman's radar.
The New York Giants would benefit from building around the margins of the roster as well as the core of it.
While Cowboys fans wait for team owner Jerry Jones to go “all-in” on a big-name free agent, Dallas might do better with a pair of lesser-known players that won’t break the bank.
With a league-high $96M available under the NFL's new salary cap, the Commanders can afford the league’s top free agents, but a conservative approach may offer more long-term success.
With a healthy $41M available under the NFL's new salary cap, the Giants can afford a few free agent upgrades, just not these guys.