Sustained success is the goal for the Super Bowl LIX champion Philadelphia Eagles, and the team's spring work highlighted a group that looks ready to contend again in the 2025 season.
The Philadelphia Eagles' young defense has given many in the media concerns about their youth and lack of experience, but one of the players who was being questioned is no longer a concern.
There were plenty of unhappy campers around the NFL as minicamps opened this week. Disgruntled veterans such as the Steelers’ T.J. Watt, the Bengals’ Trey Hendrickson, and the Dolphins’ Jalen Ramsey were just three of several players not showing up because of unhappiness with their contracts.
There has been one common theme of this offseason: the media is very high on Philadelphia Eagles edge rusher Jalyx Hunt. The Eagles selected Hunt in the third round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
He was considered a project when he was picked within the top 100 of last year’s draft as the 94th player taken overall. Now, Jalyx Hunt is projected to start on the edge for the Eagles.
To little surprise, Bryce Huff will not remain with the Eagles for 2025. A trade agreement is in place for the veteran edge rusher. After remaining away from the team during spring workouts, Huff is set to be on the move shortly.
Talk about a trajectory. Eagles’ second-year edge defender Jalyx Hunt went from an Ivy League safety at Cornell in 2021 to the centerpiece of the Eagles’ pass rush at Wednesday’s curtain-opening OTA practice at the NovaCare Complex.
When the Eagles made their pick that they traded up a spot for in the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft, they announced him as “linebacker” Jihaad Campbell, marking the first time the franchise used a first-round pick on the position in 46 years.
How can we be like Howie? That’s what many general managers and personnel executives around the NFL are thinking about right now after Howie Roseman’s Philadelphia Eagles overwhelmed the Washington Commanders and the Kansas City Chiefs in the NFC Championship and Super Bowl, respectively.
Winning the Super Bowl was apparently not enough for Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio. Philly completely dominated the Kansas City Chiefs earlier this month to win Super Bowl 59 at Caesars Super Dome in New Orleans, La.
Super Bowl LIX was all Philadelphia Eagles, but in the eyes of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio, the 40-22 victory was sloppy. The Eagles held as large
NFL players have at times been blindsided by fines. It's never fun when it happens. Philadelphia Eagles linebacker Jalyx Hunt is now a member of the club.
The Philadelphia Eagles put on a show in Super Bowl LIX, defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22. Philadelphia finished its dominant postseason run with
The Philadelphia Eagles clearly have had a great week. Philadelphia took down the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX a little over a week ago and has done a lot of celebrating since.
During Super Bowl LIX, Philadelphia Eagles rookie linebacker Jalyx Hunt was fined $5,690 by the NFL for “unsportsmanlike conduct” for this bow-and-arrow sack celebration during the Super Bowl.
While Howie Roseman might be feeling a bit of pain after the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl parade, outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt might have similar head pains on Saturday after receiving.
Jalyx Hunt is a 23-year-old rookie who came to the Eagles via Cornell and Houston Christian. While he was not a stafrter, Hunt earned more and more playing
Sunday was a dream for the Philadelphia Eagles. They dominated Super Bowl LIX from start to finish, hopping out to an incredible 34-0 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs en route to a 40-22 lead.
In a league where the average player is a freak of nature, Brandon Graham has silenced doubters over a workmanlike career. The Philadelphia Eagles legend has become a cut above.
There are many names that Eagles fans and media were excited to see in training camp this year, but Jalyx Hunt was not one of them. However, he’s been the Eagles rookie, taking over the headlines over other rookies like Quinyon Michell and Cooper DeJean.
Philadelphia Eagles' third-round pick of the 2024 NFL Draft, Jalyx Hunt, officially signed his rookie contract on Monday. Hunt inked a four-year deal worth $5.6 million, per Spotrac.
Philadelphia Eagles third-round pick Jalyx Hunt has yet to play a single snap in the NFL, but fans already love him. That's because an old tweet that he posted in 2018 about a bird resurfaced during draft week and ironically, the bird he wrote about was an eagle. "Amazing bird.
For the most part, the NFL Draft is a gamble, meaning there are no guarantees. However, that uncertainty creates a stage for prospects without the highest expectations to emerge. With that in mind, here are four "projects" from the 2024 NFL Draft that could develop into stars.