The 2026 NFL trade deadline is just a few days away (Nov. 10). Philadelphia general manager Howie Roseman has a chance to flex his negotiating prowess, though in a different capacity than in years past.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ start to the NFL season has been far from ideal. A multitude of factors, including a wave of backbreaking injuries, have left them at 2-6 with no clear path to the postseason, prompting questions about whether the Eagles should sell assets and retool for next year.
To say the Eagles' season has not gone to plan would be putting it lightly. As of Week 9, the Eagles sit at 2-6 after dropping six straight games for the first time since 2012.
How many of the NFL quarterbacks to rush for at least 25 touchdowns in their career can you name in five minutes?
The Philadelphia Eagles are staring at a lost season and an untenable quarterback situation. What does that mean for Jalen Hurts’ long-term future in Philadelphia?
The NFL trade deadline is November 10 at 4 p.m. ET, and several teams have already signaled their intent to sell off. Several prominent players have already been moved, and these 25 could follow.
The defense has fallen off a cliff under Vic Fangio, and the front office has seen this movie before. The Philadelphia Eagles aren’t just losing. They’re losing in ways the NFL record books haven’t seen in decades, and the Eagles’ defense is a big reason why this season has gone sideways.
The Philadelphia Eagles haven't been winning on the field, as they've dropped five straight games heading into their Week 8 matchup with the Washington Commanders on Sunday Night Football.
The NFL trade deadline represents a chance to switch things up. That could mean contenders addressing weaknesses by acquiring stars, or last-place squads shipping off trade chips to improve in the future.
Will the Eagles sell off assets ahead of the Nov. 10 NFL trade deadline? And who's most likely to be dealt?
Questions about the long-term futures of quarterback Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni hovered over the Philadelphia Eagles long before the Eagles' 2026 season turned into a disaster.
The Philadelphia Eagles could be heading toward a much different offseason than expected. After a difficult start to the 2026 NFL season, injuries and consecutive losses have raised questions about the team’s ability to turn things around.
NFL stars can't play forever, and retirement is coming sooner than later for some of the league's top players. These 25 players could call it quits following the 2026 season.
With the Philadelphia Eagles facing the Washington Commanders on Sunday night, the team is in a precarious spot as star quarterback Jalen Hurts is out for the season with blood clots, which is a situation all its own.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ season is on the rocks as their 2-5 record and long injury list offers fans very little hope for the remaining games of the year.
The Philadelphia Eagles entered 2026 expecting to contend for another Super Bowl. Seven games later, Howie Roseman may be preparing to dismantle a significant portion of the roster.
The Philadelphia Eagles are spiraling, and nobody sees any end in sight. Their franchise quarterback is facing a potentially season-ending medical absence.
The Eagles are 2-4 and are without their starting quarterback for the rest of the year. It therefore would be reasonable to expect them to operate as sellers at the upcoming trade deadline.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is going through a challenging time after being diagnosed with blood clots in his lungs. Hurts entered the campaign filled with optimism.
As the dust settles around Jalen Hurts’ blood clot situation, one person who still hasn’t addressed it publicly is Howie Roseman, the Executive Vice President of Football Operations and General Manager who oversees all roster decisions for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Is there friction between Roseman and Hurts regarding the handling of the quarterback's injury?
The general manager’s latest rookie class is offering Philly almost no help when the roster needs it most. Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has built his reputation on delivering when the heat is turned all the way up.
Jalen Hurts’ developing injury situation is causing a lot of concern across the nation as the Philadelphia Eagles’ quarterback looks set to miss the remainder of the season.
If Nick Sirianni ultimately loses his job as head coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, he may look back on one moment Sunday to show when things started to turn on him.
Roughly 24 hours after outsiders learned that Philadelphia Eagles starting right tackle Lane Johnson had decided to retire, effective immediately, Eagles general manager Howie Roseman surprisingly traded offensive lineman Cam Jurgens to the Baltimore Ravens.
Philadelphia trading one of its offensive line staples, especially after 14-year right tackle Lane Johnson announced his retirement Tuesday night, raised eyebrows.
Roseman recently insisted that Hurts is not entering a make-or-break season regarding Hurts' future with the franchise after multiple unflattering stories emerged about Hurts following the club's wild-card playoff loss to the San Francisco 49ers this past January.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman offered a strong response to those who have said the club could move on from quarterback Jalen Hurts before the 2027 NFL Draft gets underway.
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