The Eagles waived king-sized wide receiver Johnny Wilson with an injury designation Friday, a move that is both pragmatic and perhaps quietly disruptive.
For Arizona State Sun Devil fans who followed the towering wide receiver during his time in Tempe, the latest news out of Philadelphia carries a familiar sting of unfulfilled potential.
The Philadelphia Eagles made changes to their wide receiver roster this week by officially waiving 2024 sixth-round pick Johnny Wilson with an injury designation.
How many of the active NFL players to rush for at least three touchdowns in an NFL game can you name in five minutes?
Florida State Seminoles fans have been watching wide receiver Johnny Wilson bounce back and forth between the waiver wire and the Philadelphia Eagles’ active roster, and now, the Eagles have made a final decision on the towering weapon.
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 Philadelphia Eagles made a series of roster adjustments ahead of their second preseason contest against the New England Patriots, and one of those moves involved 25-year-old wide receiver Johnny Wilson.
Ahead of their preseason matchup with the New England Patriots, the Philadelphia Eagles announced a wave of roster moves, headlined by the decision to waive wide receiver Johnny Wilson with an injury designation.
Philadelphia Eagles have made a major roster change by waiving wide receiver Johnny Wilson with an injury designation ahead of their preseason game against the New England Patriots.
The Philadelphia Eagles continue to tinker the back end of their roster heading into Week 2 of the preseason, the most notable move parting ways with a former draft pick.
The Philadelphia Eagles have had some makeover in their wide receiver room this offseason, and they’ll be looking to make an impact when the season begins.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they signed C Zeke Correll and WR Brandon Hayes, placed CB Tariq Castro-Fields on Injured Reserve, and waived WR Johnny
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.
There are always training camp standouts in the heat of the summer. Camp standouts on the Philadelphia Eagles become stars, whether they are good players or not.
After trading away AJ Brown, the Philadelphia Eagles are now figuring out exactly how their wide receiver room will look in 2026. The last few spots available will come down to a fierce training camp battle.
A lot has changed within the Philadelphia Eagles’ offense in a short period. Johnny Wilson is back in the mix after missing the entire 2025 season, Dontayvion
The Philadelphia Eagles officially placed WR Johnny Wilson on injured reserve Friday and signed DE Jereme Robinson to a contract. Wilson suffered a season-ending knee and ankle injury, so this move was expected. Wilson, 24, was a sixth-round pick of the Eagles in the 2024 draft out of Florida State.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced they signed DE Jereme Robinson and placed WR Johnny Wilson on injured reserve. Wilson suffered knee and ankle injuries in practice this week and underwent season-ending surgery. Wilson, 24, was a sixth-round pick of the Eagles in the 2024 draft out of Florida State.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ recent trade for wide receiver John Metchie III is looking more brilliant by the day. In a shocking twist for Philly’s unsettled WR depth chart, second-year pro Johnny Wilson will miss the 2025 season due to injuries suffered during Tuesday’s training camp practice, per a report by Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Johnny Wilson will not be available to the Eagles in 2025.
The blocker helped power a rushing attack in which Barkley had a career season, rushing for 2,005 yards and 13 touchdowns en route to a win in Super Bowl LIX in 2024.
The reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles only have one former Florida State star on their roster ahead of the 2025 season. The Eagles selected wide receiver Johnny Wilson in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft.
After a rough start to training camp, Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Johnny Wilson appears to be catching fire at the right time. Bleeding Green Nation's Brandon Lee Gowton chronicled the great day of practice Wilson had during Wednesday's joint practice with the Cleveland Browns.
Some clips and captions don't need assistance in standing out. Any mention of the Philadelphia Eagles and Dallas Cowboys brings media attention and a national audience.
On Friday night, the Eagles and Packers will meet in Brazil for the NFL's first game played in South America. It’s a tough but winnable game for the Eagles, as long as they do (or don’t do) the following.
The Philadelphia Eagles will travel to face the Baltimore Ravens on Friday night. Most starters won’t play giving young players a chance to shine. Here’s three to keep an eye on.
Eagles fans obviously want the team’s draft picks to play well, but expect Philadelphia to pull even harder for these rookies in 2024.
Johnny Wilson stepped into the NovaCare Complex Auditorium on Friday, looking like anything but a wide receiver. At 6-foot-6 and 231 pounds, an NFL observer might see a flex tight end in Wilson or even a developmental edge rusher needing to put on a few pounds.
Could a position change be the best result for a new Eagles wide receiver? And would he be open to such a move?
When it comes to finding a new No.3 receiver, Philadelphia needs to “go big” in the 2024 NFL Draft and they should start with two players from Florida State.
Florida State wide receiver Johnny Wilson intends to declare for the 2024 NFL Draft and will not play in the Seminoles' upcoming Orange Bowl Game against Georgia, the player told ESPN.
There's no better time on the college football calendar than Rivalry Week, and one of the featured matchups is going down Saturday night when Florida hosts Florida State in a Sunshine State showdown.
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