How Will Eagles Address Their Long-Term Offensive Line Problem?
While Carson Wentz is hitting his prime, the Eagles have bigger issues – who will be protecting him long term?
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While Carson Wentz is hitting his prime, the Eagles have bigger issues – who will be protecting him long term?
The Eagles won't have to wait long to face Super Bowl LII MVP Nick Foles.
The Eagles might not be done at running back just yet.
Howard, 24, rushed for 935 yards and nine touchdowns with the Bears last season.
Manning said Philadelphia is his most challenging road game, especially when 9-year-old fans are giving you a double middle finger.
Lurie hasn't given up on reviving the Eagles' fabled kelly green jerseys.
The younger Papale is a 6-foot-1 wide receiver and punt returner from the University of Delaware.
There are quality running backs available at 25, where the Eagles pick.
DeSean Jackson looks and appears to be a different man than he was five years ago.
As Nick Foles' time in the midnight green comes to an end, he has one last tear-jerking moment for Philadelphia.
The Super Bowl 52 MVP has found his new home.
The Eagles are reportedly signing defensive tackle Malik Jackson to a 3-year deal worth $30 million.
Sources tell ESPN that the Tampa Bay Buccaneers could be interested in trading former Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson.
Bennett was one of the team's top pass rushers in his only season with the Birds.
Last week, the Eagles announced they were not placing the franchise tag on Foles, allowing him to become a free agent.
The Eagles will not use the franchise tag on Nick Foles.
Wentz addressed the article head on Thursday morning with Angelo Cataldi on SportsRadio 94WIP.
The Eagles reportedly want to keep Nick Foles away from the Giants.
A few weeks ago, Wentz was sharply criticized in a Philly Voice article with anonymous quotes from Eagles staff and teammates.
Arguably, the Patriots' win in Super Bowl 53 only enhances what the underdog Eagles did in 2018.
The Eagles may have not made the Super Bowl, but one Bird is leaving Atlanta with some hardware.
It appears Nick Foles will remain an Eagle ... for now.
Vick started the 2013 season for the Eagles, but lost his job to Foles after suffering an injury in Week 5.
I mean, really, it's not like you're going to root for the Patriots.
During Tuesday's end-of-season press conference, Doug Pederson announced that Wentz will be the starter going forward.