The Philadelphia Eagles have to feel good about how they’ve started the 2026 season. Philly is 2-0 headed into their Week 3 matchup against Chicago on Monday Night Football.
The heat certainly played a role in the snap counts for the Philadelphia Eagles this week (and how this team was graded). After a Week 1 where many of the starters played a significant portion of the snaps, there was more of a distribution in Week 2.
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles’ interior defensive line might be the most talented in football, led by emerging superstar Jalen Carter and his longtime teammate dating back to Georgia, Jordan Davis.
How many of the NFL running backs of the Super Bowl Era (since 1966) to catch at least 20 touchdowns in their career can you name in five minutes?
Several stars signed major contract extensions this offseason.
A few trades have rearranged the NFL's backup quarterback ranks, but the dust has mostly settled. From a mix of recent first-round disappointments, aging vets, and young project types, here is how the league's QB2 ranks look for the 2026 season.
New Philly edge defender is excited to play in a highly talented defensive front. The Philadelphia Eagles’ defense has been the backbone of the team for years, and the early returns from this offseason suggest that foundation is only getting stronger.
Uar Bernard is a curiosity right now, and at 6-4, 305 pounds with a minuscule amount of body fat, a very large one at that. So, his development from never having played football into what he and the Eagles hope will become an NFL star, or at the very least, a very productive defensive lineman, is under a microscope in these early days of OTAs.
The Philadelphia Eagles solidified their future at defensive tackle with Jordan Davis, making sure he was in the fold with a three-year extension. Davis was heading into a "prove-it" year with the Eagles, entering the final year of his rookie contract with the fifth-year team option for former first-round picks.
The perception of the Philadelphia Eagles' offseason to this point has been a bit understated, but that shouldn't be the case. Philadelphia hasn't made a massive splash, by any means, but the Eagles have quietly addressed multiple roster holes and are in a better spot right now at most places on the roster, aside from the pass rush.
PHILADELPHIA — If an organization invests $78 million in you, there's probably going to be some motivation to go above and beyond. Enter Eagles nose tackle Jordan Davis. Fresh off signing a three-year extension worth nearly $80 million, the big man took a proactive approach less than two weeks later by adding "recruiter" to his job description.
Clint Hurtt and Matt Leo were in the building because that’s where the two Eagles coaches work each day, so it made sense for them to take a break and drop by the auditorium inside the Jefferson Training Complex to support Jordan Davis on Wednesday.
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.
Jordan Davis was brought into the Eagles’ Jefferson Training Complex auditorium on Wednesday, the first day of the NFL’s new league year, to talk about his massive contract extension.
Jalen Carter was in the back of the auditorium at the Jefferson Training Center to support his friend and teammate, Jordan Davis. So was player development
Overall, the Eagles’ early offseason maneuvers highlight a clear strategic focus.
The Philadelphia Eagles and defensive tackle Jordan Davis agreed on a three-year contract extension that makes him the highest-paid nose tackle in NFL history, ESPN reported Saturday.
After extending defensive tackle Jordan Davis, the Philadelphia Eagles have a decision to make on Jalen Carter.
After the victory, Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis opened up about how he and his teammates held a Buffalo offense led by Allen to just 12 points.
The Positivity Bunny had a short stint on Philadelphia but the vibes and smiles provided by A.J. Dillon's offseason holiday purchase were always redundant because fourth-year pro Jordan Davis had already taken over as the thermostat in the Eagles' locker room.
The defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles are 4-0 thanks to a 31-25 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday afternoon. That is scary enough for the rest of the NFC.
Jordan Davis is off to a hot start this year and ended the Eagles' Week 3 with a huge exclamation point. The 2022 Eagles ' first-round pick blocked a field goal, followed by a "scoop and score" for his first career touchdown as a professional (Davis had a rushing touchdown in college).
There's nothing in football quite like watching a massive lineman run with the ball and on Sunday, football fans were treated to a remarkable big-man run.
One Philadelphia Eagles player seems to have everyone's attention when it comes to the shape that he is in: Jordan Davis. Much has been discussed about Davis entering Eagles' training camp, having lost 26 pounds and looking slimmer than he ever has.
All his life he was asked to occupy as many blockers as he could so linebackers and safeties behind him can find the ball and make the tackle without an offensive lineman blocking their way.
The Philadelphia Eagles are exercising the fifth-year option for defensive tackle Jordan Davis, multiple outlets reported Wednesday. Davis, the 13th overall pick in the 2022 NFL Draft, will earn a guaranteed $12.9 million in 2026.
The NFC East went 1-3 last week, and all teams are considered underdogs heading into Week 3. Each game is winnable, especially if these players come through for their teams.
It's still early, but this is far from the production expected of a first-round pick, let alone one the Eagles traded up to get.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost six of their last seven games of the 2023 NFL season, including their 32-9 Wild Card Round defeat at the hands of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but let’s just be honest for a second here… you could make a pretty air-tight case that the Eagles could’ve really lost nine of their last ten games.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis recently spoke out after a well-known analyst questioned his fitness.
PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia Eagles received a great glimpse of their future inside their interior defensive line Sunday in their 37-34 overtime victory over the Buffalo Bills.
How often do you think about the Roman Empire? It’s a question running all over TikTok, and thanks to the Eagles PR staff, it found its way into Philadelphia’s locker room.
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