With roster cuts looming on Aug. 26, the Philadelphia Eagles enter the final week of training camp with several crucial decisions still to be made. The recent trade for wide receiver John Metchie from Houston has shaken up the depth chart,

The Philadelphia Eagles are the team to beat in 2025, at least right now. Philadelphia is the reigning Super Bowl champion and has a good chunk of the roster ba

Ainias Smith, Darius Cooper, Elijah Cooks, Avery Williams, Terrace Marshall, and Giles Jackson are among the players competing for one final spot.

Through 18 practices and four long weeks of summer, Philadelphia Eagles training camp has come to a close for 2025. This training camp had a different feel than last season, but not in a bad way (of course,

Eagles Super Bowl champion Brandon Graham ‘tailgated’ with fans at Dorney Park on Thursday, raising more than $25,000 for charity.

The Eagles, as an organization that typically steers clear of playing starters in the preseason to preserve their health, is accustomed to using the beginning of the regular season to fine-tune things. Their talent usually allows them to do so without digging a sizable hole.

During every NFL season, late-round, under-the-radar rookies emerge as vital contributors to their respective NFL teams. And this year will be no different. Eventually, those underrated rookies move into key roles by Year 2 and Year 3 -- like Chase Brown of the Bengals,

The Philadelphia Eagles' acquisition of John Metchie III from Houston has created an unprecedented concentration of SEC championship talent. With 33 players from SEC schools, including nine from Alabama and nine from Georgia,