The Philadelphia Eagles are opening their preseason against the Baltimore Ravens Saturday, meaning football is officially back. There's a lot of intrigue this preseason, including who are the players to watch and who is going to play a signifiant amount of snaps.
PHILADELPHIA — After 10 training-camp practices, it should come as little surprise that the Eagles’ new offense under first-year coordinator Sean Mannion looks far more familiar to what’s happening in Green Bay under Matt LaFleur than to the frequently cited Shanahan/McVay roots.
Heading into the 2026 NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles are ranked fourth in NFL.com's preseason rankings. After a somewhat disappointing 2025 season, the Eagles made several changes in the offseason in an effort to return them to Super Bowl contention.
Nick Sirianni didn’t divulge if Jalen Hurts or any of his starters will play when the Eagles open their preseason slate Saturday night in Baltimore against the Ravens.
The first three weeks of Philadelphia Eagles training camp are in the books, but Day 11 of practice ended with fireworks. A fight broke out at the conclusion of practice between Fred Johnson and Moro Ojomo, which essentially ended the session.
Saquon Barkley gave the Philadelphia Eagles another reason to watch Thursday’s training camp practice closely. The star running back impressed during drills against Philadelphia’s defense.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 11th training camp practice on Thursday featured the team’s first big fight, with defensive tackle Moro Ojomo and offensive tackle Fred Johnson needing teammates and staff members to intervene after punches were exchanged.
Philadelphia Eagles legendary center Jason Kelce has been making his appearance known during training camp. During practice, offensive lineman Willie Lampkin revealed that Kelce was working with him on his technique ahead of the Eagles' upcoming preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens.
What a Day 11 of Philadelphia Eagles training cmap. The last practice before the preseason opener ended with some fireworks, as Moro Ojomo and Fred Johnson had a vicious brawl to close the session.
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.
The Philadelphia Eagles' upcoming preseason game against the Baltimore Ravens is the first chance to see some of the team's players in action. Here are five Eagles offensive players to watch closely in the opener.
PHILADELPHIA — With Saturday’s preseason opener at Baltimore looming, Thursday was supposed to be a more laid-back 90-minute “yellow” practice session.
Are the Philadelphia Eagles getting an alternate helmet in 2026? The Eagles have been going viral on social media for a few posts recently, but this one caught the eye of the X-verse (formerly Twitter-verse).
What a training camp it has been for these Philadelphia Eagles players. The stock hasn't just soared for some Eagles, but there are a few players that certainly helped their roster chances heading into Saturday's preseason opener against the Ravens.
It will be a completely different offense in 2026, and it looks like the Eagles have clearly upgraded from the previous offensive coordinator. Nick Sirianni dropped one of the most headlining comments of the past few weeks, and if you read between the lines even a little bit, you know exactly who he was talking about.
Jalen Hurts was unable to guide the Philadelphia Eagles past a depleted San Francisco 49ers team earlier this year in the playoffs. Losing in the Wild Card Round to a 49ers team that was then blown out by the Seattle Seahawks the following week will certainly have stung Nick Sirianni.
Early during training camp, the Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver room has been riddled with injuries, headlined by DeVonta Smith and Makai Lemon, both sidelined with hamstring issues.
ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler doubles down on Dontayvion Wicks’s role, and Darius Cooper emerges as training camp’s biggest winner. The Philadelphia Eagles’ wide receiver room is starting to take shape, and the pecking order below DeVonta Smith is becoming clearer by the day.
NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo reports the Eagles are releasing RB Elijah Mitchell off injured reserve with an injury settlement. Mitchell, 28, was a sixth-round pick out of Louisiana by the 49ers in the 2021 draft.
Eagles cornerbacks Jakorian Bennett and Kelee Ringo were selected with consecutive picks in the fourth round of the 2023 draft (Bennett went to the Raiders at No.