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QB Jalen Hurts has the same offensive coordinator for 2022 for the first time since his high school days. He talks about the steps forward he and the offense have taken under OC Shane Steichen as the Eagles eye Training Camp in late July.
The 13th overall selection in the 2022 NFL Draft, Jordan Davis says he’s learning about the way to play at this level from two of the best in the business – defensive end Bandon Graham and defensive tackle Fletcher Cox. Davis says it’s all about technique, not just talent, in the NFL.
Head coach Nick Sirianni and the Eagles concluded their Organized Team Activities on Wednesday at the NovaCare Complex and he’s pleased with the way the team picked up where they left off from 2021, in no small part due to a coaching staff that returned intact.
Pro Bowl CB Darius Slay knows that going against standout wide receivers like A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith help all of the players and that’s one of the topics he tackles in this Eagles Update as the Eagles’ Organized Team Activities wind down this week.
Offensive coordinator Shane Steichen took over the play-calling duties midway through the 2021 season and says he will again call the plays in 2022. That, plus a host of changes in the Eagles’ personnel and scouting departments are announced.
The entire Eagles organization had a day of community service on Wednesday as the 25th Playground Build took place in West Philadelphia. Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie and head coach Nick Sirianni talk about the experience and what it was like to help James Rhoads Elementary School.
Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon discusses his side of the Eagles’ line of scrimmage after the team added several key pieces in this busy of busiest offseasons for Philadelphia.
New Eagles cornerback James Bradberry met the Philadelphia media on Tuesday and talked about being an Eagle, and defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon is “excited” to have Bradberry mix in to Philadelphia’s defense in 2022.
After his breakout 2021 season, WR Quez Watkins fits in to what the Eagles want to do in the beefed-up passing game in 2022. He is ready for that next step.
Marcus Epps speaks here about his work ethic and confidence in his progress at the safety position.
Philadelphia agreed to terms with the Pro Bowl cornerback, who could slide in as a starter opposite Darius Slay on the outside, with Avonte Maddox in the nickel position, giving the Eagles an outstanding group in coverage.
The Eagles have 5 prime-time games and a sixth, on Christmas Eve at Dallas, that are nationally televised contests in 2022. The regular season opens at Detroit on September 11 at 1 p.m. Listen to the slate of games right here on the Eagles Update.
Once a question mark, OT Jordan Mailata is now a rising star. He talks about his state of mind here.
Veteran defensive end Brandon Graham, injured in Week 2 of the 2021 regular season, feels great about his recovery and about this defense as he prepares for the campaign ahead.
C Jason Kelce says he had “fun” in 2021 and wants more for the season ahead. He discusses his reasons for returning to anchor the middle of an outstanding Eagles’ offensive line.
Undrafted rookie QB Carson Strong had a stellar career at the University of Nevada and now hopes to make the Eagles’ roster as a rookie. Head coach Nick Sirianni liked what he saw from the signal-caller in the team’s rookie camp at the NovaCare Complex.
Third-round draft pick LB Nakobe Dean is at the Eagles’ Rookie Minicamp intent on carving out a spot for himself in the defense and making the most of his abilities.
The Eagles’ 2022 Rookie Class arrived at the NovaCare Complex on Thursday as the weekend’s post-NFL Draft minicamp got underway. Two of the team’s 5 draft picks, LB Kyron Johnson and TE Grant Calcaterra, share some of their thoughts as they embark on the journey of making the 53-man roster in Philadelphia.
Ready to go in his third season as an Eagle, quarterback Jalen Hurts has a message of optimism that “the only direction is to rise” in 2022. He has a lot of hope for the season ahead, helped by the arrival of wide receiver A.J. Brown.
Wide receiver A.J. Brown landed in Philadelphia on Monday and officially signed his new four-year contract and then met the media and talked about his feelings on becoming an Eagle and joining one of his best friends, quarterback Jalen Hurts.
In a span of three days the Eagles drafted five players and added veteran WR A.J. Brown via trade and … now what? General manager Howie Roseman has some things to say about how the weekend played out for Philadelphia.
We hear from the two final draft picks in 2022, linebacker Kyron Johnson and tight end Grant Calcaterra, both of whom were selected in the sixth round of the Draft. After some wheeling and dealing, general manager Howie Roseman talks about why he likes the picks and Johnson and Calcaterra discuss the opportunity that is in front of them in Philadelphia.
The Eagles selected Nebraska C Cam Jurgens and Georgia LB Nakobe Dean in rounds two and three of the NFL Draft. General manager Howie Roseman explains how the Eagles stayed patient and allowed the Draft to come to them after a wheeling-and-dealing Round 1.
Making two trades on the first night of the NFL Draft, the Eagles selected DT Jordan Davis with the 13th overall pick and then traded picks 18 and 101 to Tennessee for WR A.J. Brown. General manager Howie Roseman explains the moves the team made.
With two picks in tonight’s first round, the Eagles have a chance to make an impact in this 2022 NFL Draft. General manager Howie Roseman talks about the mindset he and the team have heading into the weekend-long event in which the Eagles have 10 total selections, including five in the first 101 picks.
General manager Howie Roseman talks about what happens behind the scenes as the Eagles prepare for the 2022 NFL Draft. He’s at the NovaCare Complex putting the finishing touches on preparations for the Draft, which begins on Thursday at 8 p.m.
The NFL’s picture at wide receiver changed dramatically in the offseason, with superstar veterans being traded for huge prices and then signing contracts with up to $70 million in guaranteed dollars. What does that mean for the Eagles, a team that has used a first-round pick on the position in each of the last two Drafts?
While the Eagles and other NFL teams have spent countless hours evaluating a prospective draft pick’s performance on the field, another component to consider is the mental game. Philadelphia invests a lot of time and places importance on that part of the grade, too.
Head coach Nick Sirianni is a seasoned veteran at this NFL game, right? He’s in his second year preparing for the NFL Draft and he says the work he did last spring has prepared him for this moment.
As the Eagles prepare for next week’s NFL Draft, the work has been ongoing for many, many months. And it’s not just the scouts and personnel department that is doing all the preparations. The coaching staff has its say as well.
General manager Howie Roseman discusses the team’s picture at safety, where the Eagles have retained veteran Anthony Harris in the offseason and expect a handful of younger veterans to make steps forward in 2022? Will the Eagles address safety in the NFL Draft?
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman met the media on Wednesday at the NovaCare Complex and for the first time explained the team’s blockbuster trade with New Orleans and what it means for the Eagles moving forward.
The Eagles are certainly going to have some changes to their 2022 roster – we’ve seen moves in free agency already and the NFL Draft is two weeks away! – but for the most part roster stability both with the players and the coaching staff has been in place. That makes head coach Nick Sirianni a happy man.
Newly signed free-agent LB Kyzir White, an Eagles fan his entire life, is now a member of the team and he talks about what he can bring to the mix for this defense in the 2022 season.
Philadelphia agreed to trade with New Orleans – sending the Saints the Nos. 16 and 19 picks in the first round of the 2022 NFL Draft along with a sixth-round pick and receive five total draft picks, including two No. 1 picks, a second-round pick and a third-round selection. The Eagles add to their NFL Draft capital and increase their flexibility to build the roster for the present and the future. The Eagles have picks 15 and 18 overall in Round 1 on April 28.
Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie spoke late on Tuesday afternoon at the NFL Annual Meeting and touched on, among other things, an alternate Eagles jersey plan for 2023 that the fans are going to love.
Head coach Nick Sirianni is at the NFL Annual Meeting in West Palm Beach, Fla and met with reporters on Tuesday. He says he’s in frequent contact with QB Jalen Hurts and can’t wait to get the third-year player back on the field to continue his improvement.
Early in this “team-building” portion of the offseason, the Eagles have put pieces in place for a successful 2022 season. General manager Howie Roseman explains from the NFL Annual Meeting how he feels things are going to date.
New wide receiver Zach Pascal met the media on Thursday and is ready to contribute to the Eagles in every way he’s asked for 2022 – special teams, wide receiver, you name it. His relationship with head coach Nick Sirianni is a prime reason Pascal is in Philadelphia.
One of head coach Nick Sirianni’s favorites from their time together in Indianapolis, WR Zach Pascal joins the Eagles on a one-year deal on Monday. His career path has been one of persistence and hard work paying off, and he brings a lot to the table for the Philadelphia offense.
The last couple of days have seen the Eagles retain some key players and roster continuity – DT Fletcher Cox, S Anthony Harris and RB Boston Scott, all of whom are back on one-year deals for the 2022 season.
New Eagles LB Haason Reddick toured the NovaCare Complex on Thursday and met the team, and then he talked about returning to his roots and what he thinks he can do to help the 2022 defense. Also, the Eagles have released DT Fletcher Cox, but according to reports there is a possibility that Cox could return to the team in 2022, so the situation is clearly fluid.
It’s official: The Eagles have signed LB Haason Reddick, a premier pass rusher who has been in double-digit sacks in each of the last two seasons. Reddick, a South Jersey native who played his college football at Temple University, comes home for 2022 and beyond. He has a three-year deal to be an Eagle.
The Eagles are preparing for the start of the 2022 NFL Business Year that opens at 4 p.m. on Wednesday. What can we expect from a team that made the playoffs last season, has some room under the league’s salary cap maximum of $208.2 million and is armed with 10 draft picks, including three in the first round? General manager Howie Roseman discusses the team’s salary cap situation and his thinking with important decisions forthcoming.
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman and Head Coach Nick Sirianni speak to the media as the NFL Combine gets underway at Lucas Oil Stadium. The pair discusses roster evaluations as the draft process takes off and their approach to the next few months of the off-season
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman lays out his objectives as the NFL Scouting Combine kicks off a busy March in the league.
Armed with draft picks and some maneuverability within the 2022 salary cap, the Eagles are preparing for next week’s Scouting Combine in Indianapolis, as business as usual returns to Lucas Oil Stadium after a one-year hiatus.
S Rodney McLeod was named by his teammates as the 2021 recipient of the Ed Block Courage Award, given annually to the player on every NFL team who displays “courage and inspiration” during the course of the season. McLeod fought back from a serious knee injury suffered in December of 2020 to play at a high level in 2021. He talks here about what winning the award means to him.
What do the Eagles think of their WR room as the team evaluates position-by-position for the 2022 season? Nick Sirianni provides a player-by-player breakdown in this Episode of the Eagles Update.
Former Eagles head coach Dick Vermeil found out last week that he will be part of the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2022. He talks about it here with Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro.
Former Eagles head coach Dick Vermeil on Thursday night was named a member of the 2022 Pro Football Hall of Fame class. He led the Eagles to Super Bowl XV in the 1980 campaign.
Four Eagles took part in the 2022 Pro Bowl over the weekend in Las Vegas — CB Darius Slay, PK Jake Elliott, DT Javon Hargrave and DE Josh Sweat (C Jason Kelce was selected, but did not make the trip). “A dream come true” experience was shared by all.
OG Brandon Brooks announces his retirement after 10 NFL seasons, 6 with the Eagles, during which time he made the Pro Bowl 3 times. He talks about his decision here.
No. 1 draft pick WR DeVonta Smith sett a rookie franchise record for most receiving yards in a single season, yet he didn’t achieve the personal goals he set for himself. The Eagles see him as a go-to WR, and he has big plans for the future and in his NFL career.
General manager Howie Roseman and head coach Nick Sirianni held an end-of-2021 season press conference on Wednesday and touched on the status of quarterback Jalen Hurts. The plan is to move forward with Hurts at quarterback in 2022.
“I think I’ve done a lot of great things this year.” That’s what QB Jalen Hurts said about the future one day after the team’s 2021 season ended. The second-year quarterback loves the foundation in place for this football team and knows the future is bright for the Eagles.
The Eagles knew they couldn’t fall behind off the bat against Tampa Bay – but that’s exactly what happened on Sunday in a 31-15 loss to the Bucs. QB Jalen Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni discuss the tough outing in Tampa, Fla. The 2021 season is over for the Eagles, but they look forward to a bright future.
RB Miles Sanders says “Yes, absolutely!” when asked if he is playing on Sunday against Tampa Bay. His recovery from hand surgery has gone smoothly and he is excited to get on the field against the Bucs. Plus, we have the latest in other injury updates for the Eagles.
For only the third time in his standout career, CB Darius Slay has reached the NFL postseason. He’s enjoying every minute of the experience and is looking forward to the challenge of Tampa Bay’s No. 1-ranked passing attack on Sunday.
Head coach Nick Sirianni channeled messaging he received from center Jason Kelce and former NBA great Kobe Bryant to his players, who are deep in preparations for the Super Wild Card Weekend playoff game against Tampa Bay on Sunday.
The Eagles know all about Tampa Bay quarterback Tom Brady, having seen him in Week 6 of this season when he threw 2 touchdown passes and 1 interception in the Bucs’ 28-22 win over Philadelphia. What can the Eagles do better this time around as the NFC playoffs begin on Sunday? Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon breaks it down to the basics.
Head coach Nick Sirianni updates the team’s injury situation and discusses what he expects from QB Jalen Hurts as the team begins its Playoff Week looking ahead to Sunday’s playoff opponent, Tampa Bay.
The playoff schedule is set and the Eagles open on Sunday at the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Bucs, a team they played earlier in the season. The toughest task is, of course, containing QB Tom Brady.
The playoff schedule is set and the Eagles open on Sunday at the defending Super Bowl champion Tampa Bay Bucs, a team they played earlier in the season. The toughest task is, of course, containing QB Tom Brady.
Philadelphia played its backups throughout Saturday night’s regular-season finale and fell to Dallas, which played its starters for most of the game, 51-26. Some bright spots: WR DeVonta Smith and RB Kenneth Gainwell, two members of a standout 2021 rookie class.
In his fifth season as an Eagle, placekicker Jake Elliott has made 90 percent of his field goal opportunities, all of his PATs and has demonstrated a big leg when the Eagles have needed it most. He talks about his performance heading into the regular-season finale tonight against Dallas at Lincoln Financial Field.
A sensation in Training Camp, young TE Tyree Jackson has had a taste of the position in the NFL this season. The Eagles have turned over the position and Jackson is a young talent they want to get a long look at now and in the future. He could play a significant role in Saturday’s game against Dallas.
Second-year WR Jalen Reagor has continued to work hard and make progress this season and all of that diligence has paid off as he’s been a big-play maker for the Eagles in their turnaround regular season.
Following the loss to Las Vegas, the Eagles were 2-5 and at a crossroads. How did they turn the season around? Safety Anthony Harris and linebacker T.J. Edwards offer their perspectives as the team prepares for its regular-season finale on Saturday night against Dallas.
Head coach Nick Sirianni describes his feeling upon learning the Eagles reached the NFC Postseason, and also discusses his strategy for when the Eagles play Dallas on Saturday night at Lincoln Financial Field. Will the starters see time on the field?
Rodney McLeod’s end zone interception saved the Eagles in a hard-fought win on the road at FedEx Field, bringing the Eagles their fourth straight win and lifting their record to 9-7 on the season. McLeod talks about his big play and head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts discuss the huge win in the NFC East.
After stumbling a bit in the last two games, wins over Washington and the Giants, the Eagles’ offense wants to strike quickly in Sunday’s game at Washington. TE Dallas Goedert discusses the mindset heading this very important NFC East game for the 8-7 Eagles.
After defeating Washington 27-17 on December 21 at Lincoln Financial Field, the Eagles now face a Washington team that has lost three straight games, is coming off an embarrassing loss to Dallas on Sunday night and had players fighting on the sidelines. What does all of that mean? The defense offers its opinions.
Up ahead: A battle in the trenches against Washington. Lane Johnson talks about the challenge.
The numbers say the Eagles have a Top 10 defense in the NFL. What does defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon think?
The second-year QB has been so dynamic with his legs this season, but in the recent wins over Washington and New York he engineered big plays with his arm in the passing game, a sign of his growing improvement. That’s big for the 8-7 as they prep for Washington on Sunday in the heat of this NFC playoff chase.
Philadelphia scored 34 straight points, including 17 in the third quarter, to turn a lackluster first half into a dominating second half en route to a 34-10 win over the New York Giants on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles are now 8-7 and in the seventh spot in the NFC playoff picture with two regular season games remaining.
Head coach Nick Sirianni, in the COVID-19 protocol, updates his health and provides insight into what the picture will look like on the sidelines on Sunday should he not be there against the Giants. Should Sirianni not be cleared to return, passing game coordinator Kevin Patullo will handle the game-management responsibilities and he says he has full confidence that it would be a smooth transition. Also, an injury update with this huge NFC East game ahead.
C Jason Kelce was voted to his fifth Pro Bowl this week and talks about the honor that comes with that. He also lauds a running game fueled by an offensive line that continues to have success even though defenses know the run game is coming.
One day after a big win over Washington, head coach Nick Sirianni tested positive for COVID-19 and entered the league protocol. He is “hopeful” to coach on Sunday against the New York Giants, but until then he will coach virtually. Sirianni anticipates no disruption to the Eagles’ preparations for their next NFC East game.
Jalen Hurts passed for 296 yards and a touchdown and ran for two scores as the Eagles overcame an early 10-point deficit to beat Washington 27-17 at Lincoln Financial Field on Tuesday night. A powerful running game added 238 yards as the Eagles gained 519 total yards in the victory. Hear from running back Jordan Howard, Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni in this Eagles Update.
The NFL announced on Friday that the Washington-Eagles game, scheduled for 1 p.m. on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, would move to Tuesday at 7 p.m. in South Philadelphia as Washington has battled more than 20 cases of players testing positive for COVID-19 during the recent days.
DT Fletcher Cox has had the most sacks in his 10-year NFL career. He understands the importance of the month and has spread that message to his teammates as the Eagles prepare for Washington and the start of a four-game NFC East slate to finish the regular season.
The Eagles are no different than any team as they prepare for the final games of the regular season: In addition to battling injury, teams are facing personnel shortages because of COVID-19 outbreaks. The Eagles are impacted as they prepare for Washington, plus get ready for a special halftime ceremony on Sunday as Harold Carmichael receives his Hall of Fame ring.
The Eagles returned from the bye week refreshed and ready for the playoff push. It starts Sunday against Washington. Here is an early-week preview of what is ahead.
We know center Jason Kelce for his toughness, his excellence on the field and his leadership. He’s now being recognized as the Philadelphia Eagles 2021 Walter Payton Man of the Year nominee and he talks about what it means to be a good person to everyone around him.
Head coach Nick Sirianni has talked about “getting a little bit better each day.” It’s a mantra that has served the 6-7 Eagles well as the team has won four of its last six games and in the thick of the NFC playoff chase. Sirianni talks about the daily message he’s given his players throughout the season.
In the 33-18 win over the New York Jets, Dallas Goedert was unstoppable with 6 catches, 105 yards and 2 touchdowns. The team’s No. 1 TE is one of the game’s best with the ball in his hands and he’s ready for more in the final four games of this regular season.
RB Miles Sanders ran for 120 yards and the Eagles gained 185 on the ground against the Jets. The team continues to lead the NFL in rushing, averaging 160 yards per game. As the team takes a week off, how ready is this running game to carry the load down the stretch?
Gardner Minshew stepped in for an injured Jalen Hurts and delivered two touchdown passes to TE Dallas Goedert and the Eagles churned out 185 rushing yards to beat the Jets 33-18 and improve their record to 6-7 heading into the bye week. Minshew, Nick Sirianni and RB Miles Sanders (120 yards) talk about the win.
Head coach Nick Sirianni updates the injury situation for the Eagles as they prepare for the New York Jets on Sunday, and there is still one huge question that doesn’t yet have an answer: How will play quarterback against New York?
DT Fletcher Cox discusses the improvement the Eagles’ defense has made in 2021, and it has truly been a collaboration of many things
QB Jalen Hurts says he feels good and head coach Nick Sirianni said the team is “hopeful” he can play against the New York Jets on Sunday. The QB updates his status here.
The Jets used the No. 2 overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft on quarterback Zach Wilson. He has shown flashes in an up-and-down rookie season, and defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon knows the talent in there. The defense must be ready on Sunday to win against the rookie.
Head coach Nick Sirianni shares what he told his team on Monday about the performance of the passing game on Sunday and he was frank and honest, and the Eagles have some significant injuries to deal with as they prepare for Sunday’s game at the New York Jets.
It wasn’t pretty on Sunday at MetLife Stadium in a 13-7 loss to New York as QB Jalen Hurts threw three interceptions and RB Boston Scott had a late-season fumble that proved costly. The Eagles fell to 5-7 on the season with the tough loss.
CB Darius “Big Play” Slay suffered a concussion in last Sunday’s win over New Orleans, but he has been cleared to play Sunday at the New York Giants. He’s on a path to reach the Pro Bowl, something that would make him very happy.
Head coach Nick Sirianni talks about his messaging to the team with the Eagles 5-6 and preparing for the New York Giants on Sunday. Is this a playoff push for the 2021 Eagles?
QB Jalen Hurts wants the Eagles to keep the same mindset that has helped them 3 of the last 4 games as they prepare for Sunday’s NFC East game at the New York Giants. “Identity is a mentality,” he says. “We’re still evolving. We’re still growing.”
After missing three games with an injury, running back Miles Sanders returns to the Eagles offense on Sunday against New Orleans and ran for 91 yards. He’s primed for a strong finish to the 2021 regular season, a good thing with RB Jordan Howard likely to miss Sunday’s game against the Giants. Sanders talks about his season to date and about an offense that it hitting its stride.
Using a punishing ground game and a physical approach, the Eagles have won three of their last four games and are displaying their identity. Head coach Nick Sirianni explains. Also, LB T.J. Edwards is another young player to sign a contract extension and he’s excited about what’s ahead.
Another punishing ground attack and three Jalen Hurts rushing touchdowns, along with a defense that took the ball away and scored on a Darius Slay interception return for a touchdown keyed the Eagles’ 40-29 win on Sunday over New Orleans. Hurts and head coach Nick Sirianni talk about the big win at Lincoln Financial Field.
Tight end Dallas Goedert became the latest Eagle to sign a long-term contract extension, inking a deal on Friday through the 2025 season. He joins DE Josh Sweat and OT Jordan Mailata as players who have signed new deals during the 2021 season. Meanwhile, the Eagles prepare for New Orleans and a big game on Sunday.
The Eagles are averaging more than 200 rushing yards per game the last three weeks and rank 1st in the NFC in running the ball this season. The New Orleans defense presents a huge challenge on Sunday, as the Saints rank first in the entire NFL against the run. What gives? Can the Eagles establish the running attack in this huge game on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field?
In his fifth season with the Eagles, placekicker Jake Elliott has been brilliant through 10 games, making 14 of 16 field goal attempts. His performance has been part of a strong special teams effort that includes big plays that have helped the Eagles in the win column.
By leaning on a strength of the team, the offensive line, head coach Nick Sirianni has emphasized the running game and the Eagles are punishing defenses the last three weeks. In fact, Philadelphia leads the entire NFC in running the football, as Sirianni explains here.
All three phases of the team contributed in the win on Sunday as the Eagles ran for more than 200 yards, QB Jalen Hurts threw a pair of TD passes to WR DeVonta Smith, the defense had a scoop and score and the special teams blocked a field goal.
He waited until Week 8 to get his call to the Eagles’ offense. Now Jordan Howard isn’t looking back as he powers through as one of the most productive RBs in the NFL.
The running game has come alive in the last two weeks. Can the Eagles keep that offensive balance and domination at the line of scrimmage on Sunday in Denver against the Broncos’ strong defense?
CB Darius Slay discusses the pass defense and the challenge this week in Denver against QB Teddy Bridgewater, who has thrown 14 touchdown passes and just 5 interceptions this season for the 5-4 Broncos.
First-round draft choice DeVonta Smith has been everything the Eagles thought he would be in his rookie season. He’s got 38 receptions for 538 yards and 2 TDs, and the coaching staff has nothing but good things to say about him.
In the team’s 27-24 loss to the Chargers on Sunday, quarterback Jalen Hurts took positive steps forward with his performance, as head coach Nick Sirianni noted after the loss. Now the Eagles have Denver ahead, with another leap for Hurts expected.
The Eagles traded touchdowns with Los Angeles in a thrilling game on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field, ultimately dropping a 27-24 game. Hear from head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts after the tough loss, which makes the Eagles 3-6 on the season.
Fletcher Cox was the subject of trade rumors prior to the NFL’s trade deadline this past week. He’s glad he wasn’t traded, he’s happy to be an Eagle and he looks forward to Sunday’s big game against the Los Angeles Charger at Lincoln Financial Field.
Philadelphia’s defense was dominating in last Sunday’s win at Detroit with six quarterback sacks and a fumble recovery and return for a touchdown. This week, the D steps up in class against a talented Chargers offensive unit. LB T.J. Edwards talks about what he’s seen watching Los Angeles on tape.
After churning out 236 rushing yards against the Detroit Lions, are the Eagles ready to be called “a running team?” C Jason Kelce resists labeling the offense as the team prepares for Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers, a defense that ranks last in the NFL against the run.
Offensive tackle Lane Johnson addressed his recent mental health issues, citing the reasons he missed three games as he stepped away from the game. His story is compelling and one that we can all relate to and understand.
The Eagles’ running back saw his first extensive action in the offense in the win at Detroit, rushing for 60 yards and two touchdowns. He talks about waiting his turn and taking advantage of the opportunity presented to him against the Lions.
In their most complete game of this 2021 season, the Eagles on Sunday routed Detroit as the running game totaled 236 yards and four touchdowns and the defense chipped in with six quarterback sacks and a fumble return for a touchdown. The Eagles are now 3-5 on the season. Here, head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts discuss the win over the Lions.
The Eagles play at Detroit on Sunday and they know going in that the Lions are pulling out all the stops to get themselves a victory. How have the Eagles prepped for that? Also, a new/old face could play a prominent role in the Philadelphia running back rotation this weekend – Jordan Howard.
S Rodney McLeod talks about the team’s level of confidence heading into Detroit as the 2-5 Eagles look to get back to the winning side of things this season.
CB Darius Slay played for seven seasons, reaching the Pro Bowl 3 times, with the Detroit Lions. The Eagles traded for Slay prior to the 2020 season and he remains one of the top corners in the NFL. Slay and the Eagles play in Detroit on Sunday and he talks about the return to his NFL roots.
In the aftermath of Sunday’s loss at Las Vegas, defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon wants to challenge his players to step up starting in Sunday’s game at Detroit. What does that mean? Gannon explains?
The Eagles added to their 2022 NFL Draft capital by trading QB Joe Flacco on Monday to the New York Jets. Head coach Nick Sirianni discusses a series of moves made by the team as they look ahead to Sunday’s game in Detroit.
It was a tough Sunday for the Eagles against the Raiders on the road, as Philadelphia lost 33-22 after taking an early lead. The defense couldn’t get off the field and the offense failed to sustain early success as the team dropped to 2-5 on the season.
With Zach Ertz traded to Arizona, fourth-year man Dallas Goedert is poised to take over the role as the Eagles’ starting TE. He talks about making the most of his opportunity. Also, Lane Johnson will return to the starting lineup at RT, moving Jordan Mailata to LT Sunday at the Raiders
RT Lane Johnson has practiced the last two days and while it isn’t certain that he will play on Sunday in Las Vegas, his return has been a boost for the Eagles in every way. The locker room reacts to his return after missing two games because of personal reasons.
Defensive backs Rodney McLeod and Darius Slay understand that the Raiders thrive on big plays in the passing game, making the Eagles’ defensive assignment on Sunday a tough one.
Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon says his Eagles group can build off of some of the things it has done well through six games moving forward
Head coach Nick Sirianni and the Eagles are back from their mini-bye weekend and now have their sights set on the 4-2 Raiders. RT Lane Johnson returned to the team following his break for “personal reasons” and Sirianni talks about what Johnson’s return means to the team.
TE Zach Ertz, a three-time Pro Bowl player with the Eagles, was traded on Friday to the Arizona Cardinals for a fifth-round draft pick in 2022 and CB Tay Gowan. General manager Howie Roseman talks about the reasons for the deal and what it means for the Eagles moving forward.
The Eagles went through a long drought period after an early exchange of touchdowns and it cost them in Thursday night’s 28-22 loss to the Buccaneers. Head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts talk about the loss from Lincoln Financial Field.
The Eagles look to get to 3-3 for the season when they host Tampa Bay tonight at Lincoln Financial Field. It won’t be an easy game against the defending Super Bowl champions, but it is just another NFL game, right? Right? Head coach Nick Sirianni wants his players to approach it exactly that way.
After producing three interceptions at Carolina, can the Eagles defense turn the tables on Tampa Bay QB Tom Brady on Thursday night? Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon and safety Rodney McLeod talk about the challenge that awaits on Thursday night at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Eagles wasted no time turning their attention toward Thursday night and the defending Super Bowl Champion Tampa Bay Buccaneers featuring quarterback Tom Brady, knowing the shortened week of preparation means every minute is valuable between now and kickoff.
After a tough first half, the Eagles came roaring back on Sunday to defeat Carolina, 21-18. It was a complete-team win that raised the Eagles record to 2-3.
The Eagles hope to have a big-play attack Sunday at Carolina as they look to gain their second win of the season on the road. It’s a big moment for Philadelphia in his 2021 season.
Rookie WR DeVonta Smith had the first 100-yard receiving game of his NFL career last Sunday against Kanas City and insists that, while it was nice, there is a whole lot more to come. The 10th pick in the 2021 NFL Draft leads the team in receptions and receiving yards.
Philadelphia has been called for 44 penalties in four games, the most in the league. It’s been an area of emphasis from the coaching staff to the players, who talk here about what needs to be done to reduce the number of mistakes in this area.
Philadelphia has been called for 44 penalties in four games, the most in the league. It’s been an area of emphasis from the coaching staff to the players, who talk here about what needs to be done to reduce the number of mistakes in this area.
Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon discusses an Eagles defense that has struggled in back-to-back losses against Dallas and Kansas City. How does the defense get back on track for Sunday’s game at Carolina?
The Eagles’ QB threw for 387 yards and 2 touchdowns in Sunday’s 42-30 loss to Kansas City, impressing head coach Nick Sirianni. Can the Eagles build on that performance moving forward?
Kansas City and the Eagles combined for more than 1,000 total net yards in Sunday’s game, but the Eagles fell short to the powerful Chiefs. The Eagles missed three opportunities in the red zone and had to settle for field goals, making for the difference in the game. The Eagles are now 1-3 on the season, having lost three consecutive games.
After suffering a torn ACL last December, safety Rodney McLeod will play for the first time on Sunday when Kansas City comes to Lincoln Financial Field. McLeod discusses his return after a long period of physical rehabilitation.
RB Miles Sanders met the media the week to discuss his lack of carries in Monday night’s loss at Dallas and says he’s focused on bouncing back and beating the Chiefs rather than the number of touches he has in a single game.
Philadelphia’s defense prepares for its biggest test of the season when the Kansas City Chiefs come to town on Sunday afternoon. Led by QB Patrick Mahomes, Kansas City can score points in a lot of ways. Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon breaks down Mahomes and TE Travis Kelce.
Starting LG Isaac Seumalo was placed on the Injured Reserve List on Tuesday with a season-ending Lisfranc injury, deepening the injury concerns for the offensive line as the Eagles turn their focus to the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field.
The Eagles were flattened on Monday night in an NFC East battle, 41-21, in a game where not much went right. The Eagles fell to 1-2 on the season after the disappointing performance on the road .
Head coach Nick Sirianni made it official on Saturday: Jordan Mailata (knee) won’t play on Monday night in Dallas, so Andre Dillard gets the nod at left tackle against the Cowboys.
Philadelphia is gearing up for its stiffest challenge of this early 2021 season when the Eagles play at Dallas on Monday Night Football. The Cowboys have an explosive passing attack and a two-headed running game, so this Week 3 NFC East battle will be an excellent gauge of where the Eagles are defensively.
The team’s second-round draft pick is settling in at the RG position and will start for the Eagles on Sunday in the prime-time NFC East game at Dallas.
Brandon Graham is gone for the season, so the Eagles’ defense must adjust. Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon discusses the plan moving forward with Dallas ahead on Monday night.
The injury situation turns serious as Beat Dallas week begins. DE Brandon Graham is gone for the season.
The Eagles fell to 1-1 after a tough 17-11 loss to San Francisco on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. Missed opportunities, particularly on offense, cost the Eagles in their home opener.
How will the Eagles handle prosperity? Following their big Week 1 win over Atlanta, they face a strong San Francisco team and Eagles must show that they can play with consistent focus and energy. Head coach Nick Sirianni answers the question about his team handling success in this Eagles Update, plus we have the latest injury news for both teams.
The Eagles offense was balanced and efficient last week against Atlanta and that did not come as a shock at all for center Jason Kelce, who has been around long enough to know a good thing when he sees. And he thinks this offense is a good thing.
QB Jalen Hurts and the Eagles offense, coming off an outstanding performance in Sunday’s win at Atlanta, prepares for a totally different test against an aggressive and ball-hawking San Francisco defense, led by end Nick Bosa.
Let’s hear it for the special teams? They were terrific on Sunday in Atlanta and now prepare for the upcoming test against the 49ers in the home opener at Lincoln Financial Field. Special teams coordinator Michael Clay discusses his group and the task at hand.
The Eagles opened the 2021 season with a convincing 32-6 win over Atlanta on Sunday. QB Jalen Hurts threw 3 TD passes and the Eagles rolled up 434 yards on offense, while the defense clamped down on the Falcons in every way after a shaky start. Nick Sirianni made his head coaching debut a winner as the Eagles put together a total team victory.
Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon has been preparing his players for weeks for this very moment: The start of the regular season with a chance to implement his scheme against Atlanta on Sunday. Gannon talks about the challenges the Falcons’ offense presents in the regular season opener for the Eagles.
As the Eagles inch closer to Sunday’s opener at the Atlanta Falcons, center Jason Kelce answers the ultimate question: What can we expect from the 2021 Philadelphia Eagles? And, running back Miles Sanders is ready for this running game to give defenses headaches all season long.
With a new coaching staff and a new scheme, the Eagles’ defense prepares to face an Atlanta offense that is also new. So, there are a lot of unknowns ahead for Jonathan Gannon’s group. As LB Alex Singleton explains, Sunday’s game could come down to executing the basics.
Rookie first-round draft pick WR DeVonta Smith feels good about the progress he has made through the preseason and now he has his sights set on Week 1 and the Atlanta Falcons. He talks here about opening the regular season and starting his NFL career in style.
Jordan Mailata never played American football until 2018. Now he’s a starting left tackle for the Eagles. Mailata discusses that journey here.
The new QB in town is Gardner Minshew, acquired last weekend in a trade with Jacksonville. A starter for most of two seasons there, he is the No. 3 quarterback here. That’s just fine with Minshew, who is here to help the Eagles win in 2021.
TE Zach Ertz met the media on Wednesday for the first time in 2021 and says he is looking forward to the season ahead and that he is having “the most fun” he has had on and off the football field in quite a while. Only 29 receptions away from establishing a franchise record for career receptions, Ertz is healthy and excited about a big year.
The Eagles reduced their roster on Tuesday to the NFL-maximum of 53 players and general manager Howie Roseman discusses what the team has at this point heading into the September 12 opener at Atlanta. Also, head coach Nick Sirianni officially names Jalen Hurts the starter at QB and Jordan Mailata the starter at LT.
While the 53-man roster doesn’t have to be set until Tuesday at 4 p.m., the Eagles have added QB Gardner Minshew and activated S Rodney McLeod and OL Landon Dickerson. What does it all mean? We break it down on this Eagles Update.
The Eagles showed a lot of good things on Friday night at MetLife Stadium in a 31-31 tie with the New York Jets. Head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Joe Flacco, who threw two touchdown passes, discuss the big picture with the preseason now finished and the team looking ahead to reducing the roster to 53 players by Tuesday at 4 p.m.
The joint practices with the Jets are complete, and now the preseason finale on Friday night is in sight. CBs Avonte Maddox and Steven Nelson thinks they have a feel for just how good the Eagles can be in 2021.
QB Jalen Hurts updates his health as the Eagles begin their joint practices with the New York Jets in this final week of the 2021 preaseason.
The Eagles are off to visit the Jets for two days of joint practices before Friday night’s preseason finale. S Anthony Harris talks about the value of looking ahead and head coach Nick Sirianni discusses the value of these practice sessions.
The Eagles turn their attention toward a big week ahead that includes two days of joint practices with the New York Jets in New Jersey, the preseason finale on Friday and a last chance for players to impress and make the 53-man roster for 2021. Plus, head coach Nick Sirianni has an update on QB Jalen Hurts, who missed last week’s preseason game with an illness.
The Eagles missed QB Jalen Hurts and stumbled to a 35-0 loss to New England on Thursday night in preseason game No. 2 at Lincoln Financial Field. Head coach Nick Sirianni updates the Hurts situation and rookie WR DeVonta Smith talks about his preseason debut.
The preseason is made for young players like S K’Von Wallace. He missed last week’s preseason opener because of a groin injury. He’s ready to go against the Patriots tonight as the Eagles prepare for preseason game No. 2.
No. 1 draft pick WR DeVonta Smith returned to the practice field on a limited basis on Tuesday as the young WR corps stepped up in its work against the New England Patriots in the second day of joint practices at the NovaCare Complex. Plus, the Eagles release three players to reach the roster limit (for now) of 85 players.
The Eagles held the first of two joint practices with New England on Monday at the NovaCare Complex, a critical component in evaluating talent prior to the roster cutdowns. Players and the coaching staff react to a strong day of work with the Patriots.
Joe Flacco played in the first half of Thursday’s preseason opener and threw a touchdown pass and led the offense to a late-first half field goal. He talks about his first preseason game.
Training Camp takes a new twist today as the New England Patriots visit the NovaCare Complex for joint practices against the Eagles. Head coach Nick Sirianni and defensive end Brandon Graham talk about how the Eagles can benefit from the work.
The Eagles had some big moments early in the preseason opener against Pittsburgh, ultimately falling 24-16 on Thursday night. We have the recap and some reaction here.
The games don’t count in the standings, but the preseason slate is plenty important to the Eagles and the entire NFL. LB Eric Wilson and LT Jordan Mailata share their thoughts on tonight’s opener against Pittsburgh and what the preseason means to players, and head coach Nick Sirianni talks about the “practice” nature of the preseason when it comes to the play-to-play operations for a coaching staff.
The preseason opens on Thursday when Pittsburgh plays at Lincoln Financial Field and QB Jalen Hurts has some ideas of what he wants to accomplish with the first-team offense, no matter how long he plays.
Pro Bowl C Jason Kelce knows Training Camp is a long grind and he is excited with the progress the offense is making. He also shares the veteran mentality to improve his game on a daily basis.
One of the most accomplished defensive linemen in the NFL since the Eagles drafted him 12th overall in 2012, DT Fletcher Cox has big plans in the season ahead. Mostly, it comes down to just being Fletcher Cox.
Former Eagles WR Harold Carmichael has waited since his career ended in 1984 to have his name called for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. On Saturday, he was inducted and he spoke after the ceremony about what it meant to him.
The great art of storytelling is something that is not lost on head coach Nick Sirianni, who explains why it is so important for him to impart his messaging to players in a format that players can digest and remember.
A second-round draft pick in 2019, wide receiver J.J. Arcega-Whiteside used the offseason to take his game to a new level by going back to his basics. He says it has made all the difference for him early in this Eagles Training Camp.
In his 12th NFL season, defensive end Brandon Graham embraces his role as a leader for the younger players on the defense, especially those on the defensive line who seek his advice.
“I know I haven’t touched the ceiling yet. I haven’t scratched it.” QB Jalen Hurts continues to build his game and learn a new offense as Training Camp heats up for the Eagles at the NovaCare Complex.
A second-round draft pick in 2020 who played very little in his rookie season, linebacker Davion Taylor has made positive strides and is opening some eyes early in Training Camp. His goal is to make an impact in the defense this season.
After a tough 2020 season, placekicker Jake Elliott has corrected some of his mechanics and that’s a good thing for the Eagles’ placekicker, who was among the most consistent performers in the league through his first three seasons. For 2021, Elliott aims for more consistency with everything he does.
He played for 10 seasons in Washington, terrorizing the Eagles and the entire NFL. Now Ryan Kerrigan is here and he’s settled in very nicely, thank you, learning his role in Midnight Green.
With a lot of new parts at his disposal, Eagles defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon wants to craft something special on that side of the ball. Early in this 2021 Training Camp, he likes the progress the defense has made moving pieces around.
The Eagles stepped on the field for their first practice of Training Camp on Wednesday, so the season is underway at the NovaCare Complex! Head coach Nick Sirianni and general manager Howie Roseman comment on some key issues as the team gets into its groove in South Philadelphia.
The Eagles made some news over the weekend, agreeing to terms on a one-year contract with veteran CB Steven Nelson, who brings a wealth of experience and production to a position in need of more depth and competition. If Nelson plays at his anticipated level, he could fill a very important need for the defense in 2021.
The players report to the NovaCare Complex on Tuesday to begin Training Camp. Head coach Nick Sirianni hopes the team has followed his outline to properly handle the last several weeks leading to now.
Brian Johnson is a highly acclaimed quarterbacks coach and he’s working with Jalen Hurts here, whom he’s known for many years dating back to Hurts’ youth.
New Eagles safety Anthony Harris has adapted quickly to the Philadelphia sports scene in large part by seeing how much the fans love the Philadelphia Eagles.
The saying in the NFL is that players make their biggest improvement from Year 1 to Year 2. That’s what WR Jalen Reagor thinks is ahead in 2021.
Linebacker T.J. Edwards is in a new defense and hopeful to earn playing time and contribute in a big way to the Eagles in 2021.
CB Darius Slay doesn’t back down from challenges, and that’s why he loves going man-to-man against the best wide receivers in the business. He explains his mindset here as he looks ahead to the 2021 Eagles season.
The return to good health of RG Brandon Brooks and RT Lane Johnson has the Eagles feeling optimistic about the state of the offensive line, as coach Jeff Stoutland explains.
Eric Wilson is new to Philadelphia, but he’s not necessarily new to the way the Eagles want to play defense in 2021. He played in Minnesota when Eagles defensive coordinator Johnathan Gannon was a coach there, and Wilson talks about how Gannon’s philosophies from that time translate to what we could see here this season.
One of the positions to watch in 2021 will be wide receiver, where No. 1 draft pick DeVonta Smith brings a ton of talent and excitement. How much different will the Eagles look at WR? Position coach Aaron Moorehead gives an overview of the position with Training Camp one month away.
Entering his fourth season as an Eagle, defensive end Josh Sweat is on the rise and he’s looking for his best year yet in 2021.
The Eagles continue to add depth to the roster, bringing back TE Richard Rodgers and adding QB Nick Mullens to the mix, continuing the offseason approach of signing veterans to one-year contracts in free agency. Why that approach? We explain here.
Now in his fourth NFL season, running back Boston Scott understands it’s the little things that mark improvement in performance. With an improved group of players around him, Scott knows he has to step up his game.
The Eagles have a genuine battle for the starting left offensive tackle job this summer as Jordan Mailata and Andre Dillard prepare to compete. It’s a promising situation for a team looking for its next left tackle of the present … and the future.
The Eagles finished up their offseason program after seven weeks of work, so what does new head coach Nick Sirianni know about this team? Training Camp doesn’t begin until July 27 at the NovaCare Complex. The work is just starting …
In his fourth season, Dallas Goedert is preparing for a big role at the tight end position in the Eagles offense. He’s ready for the challenge of becoming one of the best in the NFL.
After missing all of 2020 with a torn Achilles tendon, 3-time Pro Bowl right guard Brandon Brooks is where he wants to be as he prepares for the 2021 season. He says he is returning to be “the best” in the business teaming with RT Lane Johnson.
Rodney McLeod is coming back from a major knee injury. Anthony Harris is new to the team. Together, they plan big things for the Eagles at the safety positions in 2021, as they discuss here.
Newly-added Ryan Kerrigan joins an Eagles defense looking for his big-play skills and his intention is to deliver just that to his new team.
Jalen Hurts doesn’t expect to be handed the starting QB job. The second-year Eagle is ready to compete with Joe Flacco, understanding that the best man on the practice field is going to win the job. That’s just fine with Jalen.
The Eagles added a highly decorated veteran player on Monday, as pass-rushing DE/LB Ryan Kerrigan joins the team after 10 years playing with Washington and terrorizing the Eagles and every NFL team. His 95 ½ career quarterback sacks and 4 Pro Bowls detail just how great he’s been.
Head coach Nick Sirianni discusses his first look of No. 1 draft pick DeVonta Smith on the practice field as the team conducts its Rookie Minicamp at the NovaCare Complex.
Versatility is one of the reasons the Eagles wanted Louisiana Tech’s Milton Williams in the NFL Draft, and he hopes to fit right into what the team does along the defensive line as he works in the team’s Rookie Minicamp this weekend at the NovaCare Complex.
The Eagles acquired RB Kerryon Johnson off waivers from Detroit and he comes to Philadelphia intent on regaining his rookie-year production level as he competes with and against a strong group of backs here.
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We continue to profile the 9 Eagles’ draft picks. In this Episode, OL Landon Dickerson talks about how injuries that took him off the field in college reminded him about his love for the game, and he also outlines what makes him such a special talent, one that enticed the Eagles to use a second-round pick on the Alabama product in the 2021 NFL Draft.
In the first of a series, we profile No. 1 draft pick WR DeVonta Smith, the 10th overall pick in the 2021 NFL Draft. The Eagles have big plans for him, and he has big plans for Philadelphia. The Eagles selected nine players in the 2021 NFL Draft, and we will profile each and every one of them.
Three days of the NFL Draft produced nine picks for the Eagles, led by first-round choice WR DeVonta Smith. The team emerged from the weekend pleased with the process and the way it all came together for new head coach Nick Sirianni.
The line of scrimmage was the focus for the Eagles in Day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft as the team selected offensive lineman Landon Dickerson in Round 2 and defensive tackle Milton Williams in the third round. General manager Howie Roseman explains the thinking as the Eagles go into the trenches with two picks and now head into Day 3 of the Draft with 8 more picks.
In Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Eagles traded from No. 12 to No. 10 and selected Alabama wide receiver Devonta Smith, the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner who had a record-setting collegiate career. The Eagles and Smith talk about the fit with the first round of the Draft now in the books.
The Eagles are on the clock, sort of, as the 2021 NFL Draft begins. General manager Howie Roseman discusses having the 12th overall pick in the Draft and what the Eagles’ options might be in tonight’s first round.
The NFL Draft begins on Thursday night and the Eagles are armed with 11 draft picks and they see that as a great opportunity to improve the roster and shape the future of the franchise. General manager Howie Roseman talks about the goals for the weekend.
The pre-NFL Draft landscape is different for 2021 with no NFL Scouting Combine, so how do teams learn as much as they can about the draft prospects? The Eagles took the approach of bringing the Combine to Philadelphia, in a sense, as Thursday’s Round 1 approaches.
What is a “Nick Sirianni-kind of player” for the Philadelphia Eagles? As we begin the 2021 NFL Draft Week, the Eagles’ head coach, in his first Draft in this position, explains exactly what he’s looking to add to this football team.
With a new coaching staff on board, it’s important that the personnel evaluation side of the Eagles meshes with what Nick Sirianni desires in a player. With the 2021 NFL Draft ahead, the team says the two sides are on the same page and have identified what they want to add for the season ahead.
General manager Howie Roseman talks about the team’s decision to move from No. 6 in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft to No. 12 and what it means for the Eagles when the Draft kicks off on Thursday, April 29.
What can RB Jordan Howard, signed to a one-year contract as an unrestricted free agent, provide to the Eagles offense? He talks about his hopes in this Eagles Update as Howard looks to rejuvenate his NFL career as a power running back.
New LB Eric Wilson expects to make a smooth transition in this Eagles defense and he thinks there really is no “limit” as far as he sees in this 2021 campaign. Wilson is fired up to be a big part of the Eagles’ D, as he explains here.
The Eagles have added two more players in free agency – RB Jordan Howard and LB Eric Wilson. Here the analysis of the two veterans coming to Philadelphia, bringing the total free-agent additions to five in this offseason, and what they could mean for the 2021 campaign.
Nearly two weeks after making a trade to shake up the first round of the NFL Draft, the Eagles are weighing their options for April 29. NFL Insider Ross Tucker offers his national perspective on the deal the Eagles made with Miami.
Are you ready for some more Eagles football? In 2021, the schedule adds a 17th game to the season. What does that mean for the Eagles? We explain here.
The Eagles made a big trade on Friday, moving out of the No. 6 spot in the 2021 NFL Draft. What did they get in return? What does it mean for now and the future?
Joe Flacco heads into his 14th NFL season and he’s here to help the Eagles at the QB position and in the locker room. He talks about his role and his keys to success in the league on this Eagles Update.
New Eagles safety Anthony Harris brings the right mentality to this defense, one he is expected to make an impact in for the 2021 season.
The Eagles have made another addition in free agency, adding veteran QB Joe Flacco. He adds competition and depth to the position for 2021.
Taking the football away is a priority for the Eagles in 2021, and bringing S Anthony Harris in helps the defense learn the ways of coordinator Jonathan Gannon. Harris has been one of the top-rated safeties in the league in the last three seasons.
The Eagles have dipped into the free-agency market, signing S Andrew Adams and retaining DT Hassan Ridgeway. Those “fit” players are exactly the kinds of players the team is identifying in this roster-building portion of the offseason.
Jalen Hurts is in line to be the starter at quarterback for the Eagles in 2021. New head coach Nick Sirianni discusses what he’s seen from Hurts as he studied him from the 2020 season.
It’s now official: The Eagles have traded QB Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman explains the decision to deal Wentz, the team’s No. 1 draft pick in 2016.
The Eagles have been awarded compensatory draft picks and they now know the NFL’s salary-cap limit for 2021. What does that mean in terms of building the roster? Also, defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon discusses the mentality of the defensive coaching staff and what the players can expect this season.
Center Jason Kelce is returning for his 11th Eagles season, a welcomed piece of news that gives the offense a boost as it builds for 2021. Kelce talks here of his decision to come back and help the team get back into the thick of things in the NFC playoff picture.
New head coach Nick Sirianni has his staff in place, including holdover offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland. Sirianni talks about why Stoutland is one of the premier offensive line coaches in the NFL and jokes that Stoutland is a favorite of Colts head coach Frank Reich, perhaps even ahead of Sirianni. Bottom line: The Eagles’ offensive line is in very good hands with Stoutland at the helm.
As we continue to Meet The Coaches, head coach Nick Sirianni discusses what he likes about new QB coach Brian Johnson, who last season oversaw a powerful offense at the University of Florida. Johnson has a rich history in the college game as a coach and a former star quarterback at the University of Utah, and now he’s in charge of an ever-changing Eagles’ quarterback room.
Jonathan Gannon is the new Eagles’ defensive coordinator and he is expected to bring an aggressive, attacking style of D to Philadelphia. In this Eagles Update, we hear from head coach Nick Sirianni and Chairman & CEO on why the team holds Gannon in such high regard.
In this Eagles Update, we introduce you to new offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who has known head coach Nick Sirianni since their days together with the Chargers. Sirianni speaks in glowing terms of the man who will help ignite the Eagles’ offensive attack in 2021.
The NovaCare Complex is celebrating its 20th birthday and team president Don Smolenski reflects on how the Eagles’ home has changed through the years. He also looks into the future at a time when the Eagles’ “family” can safely return to the building and prepare for the 2021 NFL season.
Eagles Chairman & CEO Jeffrey Lurie went through an extensive interview process to select the new head coach – Nick Sirianni. He talks about the decision to go with Sirianni and what it means for the Eagles in 2021 and beyond.
New Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni discusses his formula to create a winning football team. He’s been a coach in the NFL for 12 seasons and in his first head coaching position shares his thoughts on what it takes to win, and win big, in this exclusive interview with Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro.
The Eagles have announced that Nick Sirianni, 39, is the team’s new head coach. We will hear from the Eagles and from Sirianni in the days to come, but for now we’ll get a preview of the man the Eagles have hired from Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich, the former offensive coordinator of the Eagles, who has worked with Sirianni for six years.
The Eagles are closing in on a head coach, and we will give you the latest here, along with the feelings of DE Brandon Graham, who is still glowing in the aftermath of being selected to his first-ever Pro Bowl. The “game” is on Sunday, January 31 and even if he won’t have a chance to “play,” Graham plans to have the “time of my life.”
As the Eagles continue their search for a new head coach, we profile WR Travis Fulgham in this Eagles Update. His up-and-down ride in 2020 was a remarkable one and the question heading into 2021 is: Will the real Travis Fulgham please stand up?
As the Eagles dig into their search for a new head coach, Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie understands that improving the offense substantially is an important part of making the team a Super Bowl contender moving forward.
The Eagles made a major change on Monday, announcing the dismissal of head coach Doug Pederson after five seasons. Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie explains the decision to move on from Pederson, the coach who won the Super Bowl LII in the 2017 season, and why he thinks the Eagles have a lot to offer potential candidates.
Jim Schwartz announced last week that he won’t return as the Eagles’ defensive coordinator in 2021. The Eagles need to replace him and find answers for a defense that, in the words of Eagles radio analyst Mike Quick “needs almost a complete overhaul.” We take a look at the defense in this Eagles Update.
It’s Thursday, January 7 and we are giving you a reminder that you will have your Eagles Update in your Podcast library throughout the offseason ahead!
Eagles general manager Howie Roseman know the NFL is an “extremely humbling business” and as the team looks to bounce back from a 4-11-1 2020 season, he knows how important it will be to have success in the 2021 NFL Draft in the spring. That is one of the many things the team is focusing on moving forward.
The Eagles dropped their 2020 season finale 20-14 to Washington on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field and head coach Doug Pederson and QB Jalen Hurts discuss the loss and the tough season the team had, compiling a 4-11-1 record.
Eagles RB Miles Sanders reflects on the 2020 season, one of disappointment as the team failed to meets it own high expectations. A lack of execution in every area made the difference in this very difficult season, says Sanders.
What does a win in the season finale really mean for the Eagles? It’s not going to push them into the playoffs, but for those on the field, winning is the only thing that matters. Pro Bowl defensive end Brandon Graham and linebacker T.J. Edwards weigh in on playing in a final game of the season.
QB Jalen Hurts makes his fourth consecutive start on Sunday night, intent on ending a two-game Eagles losing streak and finishing the 2020 campaign on a positive note. Scoring points in the second half is an area that needs to improve against Washington.
The Eagles traded for CB Darius Slay to be a shutdown player on the defense and he’s been that kind of player, even if the statistics don’t show it. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz showers Slay with praise as the Eagles prepare for Washington and final game of this 2020 season.
Doug Pederson says that QB Jalen Hurts will start the finale against Washington, and at the same time says he has the formula for getting the Eagles back on track in the future ahead.
The Eagles’ hopes to play for an NFC East title ended in Sunday’s 37-17 loss at Dallas as the defense gave up more than 500 yards and the offense turned the ball over three times. Twelve penalties didn’t help, either, as head coach Doug Pederson and QB Jalen Hurts talk about the disappointing performance.
QB Jalen Hurts makes his third consecutive start as the Eagles need to beat Dallas on Sunday to keep their playoff hopes alive. Hurts discusses the “must-win” aspect of this game, his approach against the Cowboys’ defense and comparisons made to Dallas QB Dak Prescott.
The group of wide receivers are younger and faster and Coach Pederson is impressed but what the group is doing and thinks with some additional time, there is no stopping them. And Quez Watkins has some big goals for himself.
The Eagles’ “next-man-up” mentality means a chance for some young players to shine, and rookie Michael Jacquet is taking advantage of the playing time at cornerback. As the Eagles prepare for Dallas on Sunday, Jacquet suddenly is playing a key role – a meteoric rise from non-drafted player to starter in a key game in December.
DE Brandon Graham celebrates the first Pro Bowl selection of his NFL career as he is one of three Eagles selected to the team in this 2020 season.
It’s official! Jalen Hurts makes his third straight start at QB on Sunday at Dallas. What kind of progress has he made? What kind of upside potential does he have? Head coach Doug Pederson answers those questions in this Eagles Update.
Despite 4 total touchdowns from QB Jalen Hurts – 3 passing and 1 running – the Eagles lost 33-26 to Arizona on Sunday in a shootout that dropped Philadelphia’s 2020 record to 4-9-1. Hurts and head coach Doug Pederson talk about the tough loss.
The Eagles have a chance to make the playoffs, even with a 4-8-1 record, but they first must take care of their own business. Head coach Doug Pederson is relying on previous seasons to help guide the stretch run of 2020.
Jalen Hurts makes his second NFL start at QB against Arizona on Sunday and he talks about how he played in start No. 1 last week and what he expects Sunday against the Cardinals.
The Eagles defense has a huge challenge on Sunday against Arizona’s explosive offense. So, the defensive line says it has to take over the game with a dominating performance.
As the defense prepares for the special skills of Arizona QB Kyler Murray, the Eagles are confident placekicker Jake Elliott will find his groove on short field goal opportunities down the stretch of this 2020 season.
Young players stepped up for the Eagles on Sunday in the win over New Orleans, as head coach Doug Pederson discusses, and they’ll be asked to do even more with more injuries to deal with as the team gets ready to play the Arizona Cardinals.
QB Jalen Hurts engineered an upset victory in his first NFL start and running back Miles Sanders chipped in with an 82-yard touchdown run as the Eagles stunned the New Orleans Saints 24-21 on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field to up their record to 4-8-1 for the season.
QB Jalen Hurts is set for his first NFL start on Sunday against New Orleans. What has he shown in practice this week? Head coach Doug Pederson talks about it, and we’ve also got the latest in Eagles’ injuries – more starters are out.
Jalen Hurts starts his first NFL game on Sunday against New Orleans. He’s approaching it with confidence.
Eagles players react to the starting quarterback for Sunday’s game against New Orleans, second-round draft pick Jalen Hurts. He has impressed the locker room early in his Eagles career.
Head coach Doug Pederson discusses his reasons for selecting rookie Jalen Hurts to start at quarterback for the Eagles on Sunday against the New Orleans Saints at Lincoln Financial Field
Head coach Doug Pederson has not yet made his decision on who will start at QB on Sunday against New Orleans. He goes into detail here about why he is considering all factors before making the call whether it’s Carson Wentz or Jalen Hurts against the Saints.
The Eagles lost 30-16 to Green Bay on Sunday, falling to 3-8-1 on the season. The big question looking ahead is, who plays quarterback Sunday when New Orleans comes to town? We have the latest in this Eagles Update.
As the Eagles prepare for Green Bay on Sunday, they do so with an offensive line that will start its 11th combination in 12 games as rookie Jack Driscoll returns to the starting lineup at right tackle. That, plus the return of a key offensive weapon highlight this Eagles Update.
Scoring early has been a problem for the Eagles in 2020. They’ve scored a total of 9 points in the last three first halves of games, all defeats. QB Carson Wentz discusses what can improve to get the Eagles off and flying in Green Bay on Sunday.
The Eagles defense, fresh off a strong effort against Seattle, now turns its attention toward Green Bay and superstar QB Aaron Rodgers, who has 33 TDs and 4 INTs this season. How does coordinator Jim Schwartz feel about the challenge of playing the Packers Sunday at Lambeau Field? He talks about it in this Eagles Update.
When to use Jalen Hurts? The Eagles have selectively used second-round draft pick QB Jalen Hurts this season as head coach Doug Pederson ponders ways to involve Hurts to spice up an offense that has had trouble getting in sync this season.
The Eagles fell to 3-7-1 with a 23-17 loss on Monday night to Seattle in a game that had a familiar refrain: The offense didn’t get moving until the team trailed by 14 points, and playing catch-up football wasn’t going to work against a good Seahawks team.
The Eagles have a tough task tonight playing a 7-3 Seattle team that is strong on both sides of the ball. What do the Eagles need to do to win? A quick dive into the nationally televised contest.
The Eagles’ defense has the mentality of taking over the football game. With an eye toward ending a two-game losing streak, DE Brandon Graham thinks the D is ready to do just that against Seattle and QB Russell Wilson.
Right tackle Lane Johnson said on Friday that an ankle injury that won’t go away will end his 2020 season, another significant loss for an offensive line that will start its 10th different combination in 11 games on Monday night against Seattle.
QB Carson Wentz is suffering through the toughest stretch of his NFL career and as he looks ahead to Monday’s game against Seattle, he is keeping his focus on finding ways to breaking through his slump-ridden 2020 season.
C Jason Kelce will start his 100th consecutive game on Monday night, a testament to his toughness and durability. He’s an all-time great for the Eagles in a lot of ways and is a reason to be thankful as an Eagles fan on this Thanksgiving.
Next up for the Eagles’ defense is a Monday night game against Seattle QB Russell Wilson, a master of the improv at the position and a player who the Eagles know very well. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and LB Alex Singleton discuss the challenges of keeping Wilson under wraps.
How do the Eagles get back on the winning track? Head coach Doug Pederson is relying on a formula that he has used in the past and he is holding every player and coach on the team accountable for the team’s 3-6-1 record.
Three turnovers and a poor offensive performance overall contributed to a 22-17 loss at Cleveland on Sunday that dropped the Eagles to 3-6-1 in this 2020 season. We have the reaction from head coach Doug Pederson and QB Carson Wentz here.
The Eagles react to the news that Cleveland star DE Myles Garrett will miss Sunday’s game as he has been placed on the team’s Reserve/COVID-19 list. What does it mean? We have the Eagles’ thoughts here.
RB Miles Sanders returned to the lineup last week and gained 85 rushing yards. He’s looking for more on Sunday with, hopefully, the offensive line intact against the Cleveland Browns.
QB Carson Wentz says he is optimistic about the team as it prepares for Sunday’s test in Cleveland, a team against which the Eagles want to start fast and take a lead. Wentz discusses the early-game challenges the Eagles have faced in 2020.
The Eagles’ defense has “biggest challenge” of the season on Sunday against Cleveland’s powerful running game. Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz and LB T.J. Edwards share their thoughts on the task against the 6-3 Browns.
Head coach Doug Pederson and the Eagles are turning the page and focusing on Sunday’s opponent, the Cleveland Browns, understanding they have a lot at stake against a tough AFC North opponent.
The Eagles fell to 3-5-1 with a 27-17 loss to New York on Sunday, a disappointing way to open the second half of the 2020 season.
The Eagles and Giants tangle on Sunday and in this Episode we explore the defense’s challenge against QB Daniel Jones and the offense’s use of now-healthy WR Alshon Jeffery.
The Eagles offense struggled against New York three weeks ago. What does Carson Wentz and Co. need to do better on Sunday against the same Giants D?
At 3-4-1, the Eagles are in first place and on their bye week. Head coach Doug Pederson is answering a lot of tough questions, and here he gives his reasoning for staying positive and thinking the best is ahead for the Eagles in 2020.
A big defensive effort lifted the Eagles to a 23-9 victory over the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday night, giving Philadelphia a 3-4-1 record and first place in the NFC East. We’ve got the recap for you and some reaction from Lincoln Financial Field.
Nothing is yet official, but all signs are pointing to Dallas starting rookie Ben DiNucci at QB on Sunday night. The Eagles defense is preparing for a “full arsenal” of ways the Cowboys might use DiNucci in this very important game for both teams.
Even with an up-and-down 2-4-1 start, the Eagles have kept their locker room intact, and center Jason Kelce thinks leadership and experience are primary reasons why the team has hung together and not pointed fingers or blame.
The Eagles on Sunday night play Dallas and will look to exploit a Cowboys defense that has been the league’s worst through the first seven weeks of the season. QB Carson Wentz discusses the defense he has studied in preparation for Sunday’s prime-time game.
DE Brandon Graham has never made the Pro Bowl and has never recorded double-digit sack totals. Through seven games in 2020, he’s been a dominating force, as defensive line coach Matt Burke explains. Are the Pro Bowl and 10-plus sacks in Graham’s immediate future?
It’s Dallas Week! That is always something special as the Eagles and Cowboys, NFC East archrivals, play on Sunday night with first place in the division on the line.
The Eagles have turned to QB Carson Wentz to engineer fourth-quarter comebacks and he has done just that, with his latest effort a win over New York on Thursday that pushed the Eagles into first place in the NFC East.
Two fourth-quarter touchdowns, the final one a Carson Wentz pass to Boston Scott, pushed the Eagles past the New York Giants, 22-21, on Thursday night, giving Philadelphia a spot atop the NFC East.
The Eagles love to use their dynamic 1-2 tight end combination of Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert in the offense. With both of those players injured, the Eagles are turning to Richard Rodgers and an unheralded group of tight ends.
Slow starts have been a problem for the Eagles this season. As they look to Thursday’s game against the New York Giants, they want to jump out to a lead and get back into the win column.
A fourth-quarter rally fell short on Sunday as the Eagles lost to the Baltimore Ravens, 30-28. With a short week ahead, head coach Doug Pederson is proud of the fight his team showed coming back from a large deficit and more injuries throughout the roster.
As the Eagles prepare for the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, they are also preparing – once again – to play without some key players. The offensive line has more injuries and more changes, with newcomer Jamon Brown in as a starting right guard.
Zach Ertz has long been one of the best and most productive TEs in the NFL. This year, his receiving numbers are down. Ertz talks about that and his focus on beating the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday.
The Eagles’ offense prepares for a Baltimore defense that has allowed an NFL-low 15.2 points per game. QB Carson Wentz scouts the Ravens defense.
Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz discusses the challenge of playing on Sunday against Baltimore quarterback Lamar Jackson, a multi-purpose threat who has helped re-define the position in the NFL.
At 1-3-1, the Eagles are not where they want to be, but they are working on fixing “the little things” starting Sunday when the Baltimore Ravens visit Lincoln Financial Field.
Despite a stirring late-game rally to come back from 17 points down, the Eagles lost on Sunday at Pittsburgh, 38-29. There were some highlights as WR Travis Fulgham caught 10 passes for 152 yards and a TD, but the defense had trouble getting off the field and slowing down the Steelers’ powerful offense.
Travis Fulgham looks to build upon his outstanding Eagles debut and prove that he can be a reliable target for Carson Wentz. More about the young wide receiver on today's Eagles Update.
The target for the Eagles defense is Pittsburgh QB Ben Roethlisberger, whom the D must disrupt. Also QB Carson Wentz talks about what is on everyone’s mind – The Fly.
Carson Wentz is well aware of the challenge that the Steelers pass rush could present this Sunday. Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro has more.
The Eagles Defense will have a tough matchup on Sunday against a powerful Steelers offense, Jim Schwartz told the media how he plans to take on the challenge.
One of the unsung heroes from Sunday night’s win at San Francisco was LT Jordan Mailata, whose journey to the NFL and now to a starting job is a remarkable one.
The Eagles used three defensive takeaways and some big plays from unknown players to win a thriller on Sunday night, 25-20, at San Francisco. The win moved the Eagles into first place in the NFC East with a 1-2-1 record.
Running Back Miles Sanders is looking forward to facing the 49ers for a Sunday Night Primetime game. Tune in for more Eagles News!
Zach Ertz narrows his focus on the task at hand, beating the San Francisco 49ers in week 4. Tune in for the latest in Eagles news!
While the defense showed improvement on Sunday with 8 QB sacks against Cincinnati, the team still does not have a takeaway. CB Darius Slay discusses what the defense needs to do starting Sunday night at San Francisco.
Fletcher Cox says that the team has Carson Wentz's back. Hear more from the All-Decade defensive tackle on today's Eagles Update.
Head Coach Doug Pederson says he may have to go back to the well from last season in an effort to get the offense on track.
The Eagles committed 11 penalties, turned the ball over two more times and ultimately had an unsatisfying 23-23 tie with Cincinnati on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field. Tune in to hear from head coach Doug Pederson.
Tune in for todays Eagles Update—Head Coach Doug Pederson talked to the media about the state of the team in practice this week, while Dave Spadaro breaks down some matchups to look for in the upcoming game against the Cincinnati Bengals.
How will the Eagles gameplan for Bengals rookie quarterback Joe Burrow, the No. 1 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft?
Jim Schwartz explains what happened against the Rams and what he needs to do to get the defense back on track.
The Philadelphia Eagles fell to 0-2 on Sunday with a 37-19 loss to Los Angeles after the offense turned the football over three more times and the defense allowed 191 rushing yards and a near-flawless passing game from Rams QB Jared Goff. Here the recap here from QB Carson Wentz and head coach Doug Pederson.
Miles Sanders is set to make his 2020 debut after missing last week’s game. He’s pumped to inject some explosiveness into the offense for Sunday’s game against the Rams.
Find out how the Eagles are preparing to deal with two-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Aaron Donald.
Reinforcements are coming at the right time for the Eagles as they prepare for Sunday's showdown with Los Angeles.
Rodney McLeod shares the message from Doug Pederson to the team as the Eagles turn their attention to the Los Angeles Rams.
Doug Pederson explains the team's aggressive approach after building a 17-0 lead on Sunday against Washington.
Get the injury report ahead of Sunday's showdown at Washington, Plus, Darius Slay talks about making his Eagles debut.
DeSean Jackson is healthy and ready to go after missing almost all of last season due to injury.
Carson Wentz has won five straight games against Washington. He previews Sunday's season opener. Also, get the latest on the injuries to Lane Johnson and Miles Sanders.
Doug Pederson details the meeting that resulted in Jason Peters being named the starting left tackle.
Howie Roseman recaps the development made by the rookie class as nine of 10 draft picks earned a spot on the initial 53-man roster.
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Hear from Howie Roseman and Doug Pederson as they recap the 2019 season and look forward to the offseason on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan provides an update on the aftermath of the playoff loss to Seattle on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
DE Brandon Graham discusses the relationship between vets and rookies on the team, C Jason Kelce expresses his take on playoff football, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Boston Scott reacts to winning NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors and Cre'Von LeBlanc explains his knack for clutch plays on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan has the latest on the team’s recent roster transactions, Boston Scott winning NFC Offensive Player of the Week, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz talks about S Malcolm Jenkins' performance this season, head coach Doug Pederson expresses his gratitude towards the coaching staff, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Hear reactions from players and coaches following the Eagles' division-clinching win over the Giants on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Carson Wentz, Doug Pederson, and Brandon Graham preview the critical Week 17 matchup against the Giants on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson previews the Week 17 matchup against the Giants, and Fletcher Cox and Nigel Bradham discuss the Giants run game on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
QB Carson Wentz discusses the hard work the younger players have put in this season, CB Jalen Mills expresses his thoughts on Sidney Jones’ performance this season, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan take you through a tour of the locker room to hear from the players following a big win against the Dallas Cowboys on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Doug Pederson discusses the fan impact on Sunday's game against the Cowboys and we provide a peak at the leadership of Carson Wentz on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
G Brandon Brooks discusses the environment entering Sunday's matchup against Dallas, DT Fletcher Cox emphasizes shutting down the run, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan heads into the lockeroom to recap the players thoughts ahead of the matchup against the Cowboys, provides an injury update on LB Kamu Gruiger-Hill, all on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Defensive coordinator Mike Groh discusses the offense's success over the past two weeks, head coach Doug Pederson shares his thoughts on the rookie's performance this season, and more during this episode on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Carson Wentz discusses Sunday's victory over Washington and Greg Ward tells us who will be receiving his first touchdown ball on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan takes you into to the lockeroom as team veterans preview facing the Redskins' QB Dwayne Haskins, as well as recapping the great performance from young rookies on the team. All on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
QB Carson Wentz discusses his relationship WR Alshon Jeffrey, S Rodney McLeod expresses his thoughts on the younger players who stepped up during Monday night's win, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Offensive coordinator Mike Groh discusses Carson Wentz's performance Monday night, and defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz breaks down Sidney Jones' big third-down stop on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Molly Sullivan recaps the players and head coach Doug Pederson's reaction following the week 14 victory against the New York Giants on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
DE Brandon Graham discusses QB Eli Manning's skills, TE Zach Ertz talks about the urgency from the team's leadership during the last four games of the season, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz shares his perspective on the Dolphins game, Offensive coordinator Mike Groh speaks on WR Alshon Jeffery's performance, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
QB Carson Wentz reflects on Sunday's loss against Miami, head coach Doug Pederson remains positive with four games remaining, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Fletcher Cox previews the Eagles' matchup with the Dolphins and Brandon Graham discusses how the team can block out the noise on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Offensive coordinator Mike Groh talks about WR Greg Ward's performance during his first NFL game, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz explains the pressure he put on the cornerbacks during Sunday's game, and more during this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Doug Pederson and the players discuss how turnovers affected the loss to Seattle, Zach Ertz talks about his 500th reception, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Andre Dillard explains what it is like to move from left to right tackle and we go inside Nate Sudfeld's locker on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
S Malcolm Jenkins dicsusses QB Russell Wilson's performance this season, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz expresses his pride in CB Jalen Mills' play making abilities, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Carson Wentz and Doug Pederson preview the week ahead and Rick Lovato shares what his contract extension means to him on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Jim Schwartz and Mike Groh look ahead to the Week 12 matchup with the Seattle Seahawks and Jay Ajayi discusses what it is like to be back with the Eagles on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
QB Carson Wentz discusses the amazing performance by the defense against New England, TE Zach Ertz expresses his thoughts on T Lane Johnson, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head into the weekend with our latest analysis of New England vs Philadelphia, presented by Xfinity.
Fletcher Cox and Jason Kelce preview the Patriots and players react to Brandon Brooks' contract extension on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson discusses his thoughts on QB Tom Brady, QB Carson Wentz talks about his relationship with WR Jordan Matthews, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
G Brandon Brooks signs a contract extension, WR Jordan Matthews speaks on his relationship with QB Carson Wentz, on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Get an update on DeSean Jackson and the latest roster moves on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
WR DeSean Jackson discusses his desire to play against Chicago, Jordan Howard comments on playing his former team, and more on episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
DT Fletcher Cox discusses the team's need to start fast and Jim Schwartz breaks down the scary play of Brandon Graham on this Halloween edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson talks about DeSean Jackson's return to practice on Wednesday, Carson Wentz discusses the Bears defense, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Learn more about the newest Eagle Genard Avery and what player Jim Schwartz believes he resembles on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Get the latest on the aftermath of the win over the Bills on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson discusses Buffalo's defense, Ronald Darby's road to recovery, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Hear about how Fletcher Cox is coaching new defensive tackles Anthony Rush and Albert Huggins, and how the veterans are leading the locker room on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson gave us an update regarding who won't be available for Sunday's matchup against the Bills, Anthony Rush and Albert Higgins reflect on their first practice as Eagles, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Offensive coordinator Mike Groh discusses the Bills' strong defense, WR Nelson Agholor expresses the level confidence he still has in himself, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Doug Pederson discusses the Eagles' loss to the Dallas Cowboys and looks toward how the team can improve on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Doug Pederson, Mike Groh, and Carson Wentz discuss the potenital of Andre Dillard starting against Dallas and Groh breaks down the Cowboys' linebackers on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz discusses Jalen Mill's return from injury, Malcolm Jenkins looks ahead to the Cowboys, and more on this episode on Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Get the latest on the team's injuries and how the team is moving on from Week 6 in this installment of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
How is the team viewing the upcoming game against Minnesota? Find out in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Doug Pederson discusses the Eagles' impending road trip and breaks down the Vikings with Carson Wentz on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Jim Schwartz and Mike Groh preview the Vikings and Molly Sullivan takes you inside the locker room with Jason Kelce on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
QB Carson Wentz discusses the amazing performance by the defensive line against the Jets, LB Nathan Gerry shares his feelings after he scored his first touchdown, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Find out what Craig James' mindset has been following the Packers game and see what is in Rick Lovato's locker on this edition of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
C Jason Kelce talks about his new role as a father, WR Nelson Agholor expresses his thoughts on follow WR Alshon Jeffery, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Creating turnovers and minimizing mistakes are points of emphasis as we look towards Sunday’s matchup. Get the latest from today’s practice with Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Jim Schwartz discusses the improvement of the defense and Orlando Scandrick talks about his return to Philadelphia on the latest episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Will Thursday night's win spark something more for the Eagles? Find out as Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro brings you a special Victory Friday edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
Get an inside look at how the Eagles are preparing for their matchup against the Packers in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
There's no time dwell on Sunday's loss, as the undefeated Packers lie ahead Thursday night. Get the latest on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
RB Miles Sanders and OL Lane Johnson discuss QB Carson Wentz's toughness, Nigel Bradham looks ahead to Sunday's game against the Lions, and more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head Coach Doug Pederson wants his team as fresh as possible heading into the week three matchup against the Detroit Lions. Molly Sullivan has info on that and more in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Watch as Molly Sullivan recaps the sights and sounds from the NovaCare Complex following a tough loss on the road against Atlanta in Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Get a closer look at the Eagles' performance against Atlanta and how Doug Pederson assesses the team's performance on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro catches you up on all things Eagles on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Dan Quinn and the Falcons are putting a lot of effort into stopping the Carson Wentz-DeSean Jackson connection. Molly Sullivan has info on that and more in the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Get the latest on Malik Jackson and how his injury will impact the team on the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
It's Victory Monday! Get the latest news surrounding the team in this installment of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Carson Wentz, Fletcher Cox, and Malik Jackson are all ready to take on the Redskins in the season opener. Molly Sullivan has all of the details on the latest Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
Head coach Doug Pederson discusses the best way for the rookies to learn during the season, QB Carson Wentz expresses his excitement to play against Washington on Sunday, and much more on this episode of Eagles 360, presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Head Coach Doug Pederson discusses the importance of off days during the regular season and DeSean Jackson talks about what it means to be the veteran presence in the locker room this season.
Join Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro and Fran Duffy for a special update on the future of official Eagles Entertainment Podcasts
Molly Sullivan takes you inside Eagles practice on Sunday from the NovaCare Complex as quarterback Josh McCown and tackle Brett Toth make their debuts in Eagles Green.
The Eagles kicked off Phase 3 of OTAs with the news that Carson Wentz will be a full participant in practice. Molly Sullivan has more in Eagles 360 presented by Verizon.
We've got you covered with a detailed look at Rookie Minicamp in our latest Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this season's last episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, hear the players reflect on the ups and downs of the season, and what made the locker room so special.
In this season's last episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, hear the players reflect on the ups and downs of the season, and what made the locker room so special.
After escaping Chicago with a victory, the Eagles are preparing to take on a dynamic Saints team. Molly Sullivan has it all on this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity,
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, quarterback Nick Foles and his teammates discuss their motivation heading into New Orleans.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the coordinators discuss how to slow down Drew Brees and what makes Nick Foles efficient on third and forth down.
The Eagles left Chicago with the last-minute victory as a result of a total team effort. Molly Sullivan breaks it all down in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
Offensive tackle Lane Johnson shares what Khalil Mack does well, kicker Jake Elliott talks about playing in his hometown, and head coach Doug Pederson shares what the atmosphere of Soldier Field is like in the latest edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
On today's edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, defensive tackle Fletcher Cox stresses the importance of talking to the younger players as they prepare for a playoff matchup against Chicago.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson discusses the team's journey to the playoffs and quarterback Nick Foles talks about the similarities between Pederson, and Bears head coach Matt Nagy.
The Eagles take on the NFC North Champions in the Chicago Bears, and the coaches believe the team is up for the challenge. Chris McPherson tells you what you need to know in the first 2019 edition Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson discusses the impact of the leaders on the team, and Malcolm Jenkins talks about the team's attitude heading into the postseason.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Nick Foles discusses why the city of Philadelphia is special to him and the coordinators highlight difference makers on their respective units.
On today's edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the players share if they will be keeping an eye on the score of Chicago and Minnesota during their game. Wide receiver Mike Wallace shares his excitement on being activated from injured reserve.
With one game left in the regular season, the Eagles are on a roll with a lot to fight for. Molly Sullivan breaks it all down in this Christmas Eve edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's edition of Eagles 360, the team talks about the players honored in this year's Pro Bowl. Chris Long and Fletcher Cox show off a new way of appreciating quarterback Nick Foles.
Nick Foles has trust in his teammates, and the whole team reciprocates that trust. Molly Sullivan has it all covered in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
On this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the coaches praise the offensive line on their performance on Sunday night and talk about the players' ability to perform when called upon.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson talks about Nick Foles' performance against the Rams and the players speak about the defense stepping up in the face of adversity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the players share their confidence in both Carson Wentz and Nick Foles. Also, two new Eagles are introduced.
It's on to the next one for the Eagles as their focus shifts to a tough matchup with the Rams. Molly Sullivan brings you the latest in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Doug Pederson reflects on the team's performance in Dallas and the mental journey the team's injured players have gone through this season.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the players discuss what went wrong during the first meeting with Dallas and the mindset needed in order to come away with a victory against the Cowboys this time around.
The offense has found its rhythm, and the defense is ready to go to battle against the Cowboys. Molly Sullivan has the latest in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the Eagles share their takeaway from the first matchup against Dallas and talk about the importance of the Week 14 meeting.
In this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the Eagles talk about what's clicking and show their excitement for Darren Sproles returning to game action with a touchdown.
In the latest episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the players discuss the importance of Monday night's game and the challenges that come with playing against Washington.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, linebacker Nigel Bradham shares what it was like to play through a broken thumb on Sunday and defensive backs coach Cory Undlin raves about the benefit of having Malcolm Jenkins on the team.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz praises the performance of veteran players Malcolm Jenkins and Fletcher Cox, while offensive coordinator Mike Groh shares how the comeback win builds confidence within the offense.
After getting a crucial win in week 12, the Eagles look to continue their momentum against Washington. Molly Sullivan looks at Sunday's victory in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
Tim Jernigan provides a defensive boost in his return to the lineup on Sunday, but the Eagles lack depth in the secondary. Chris McPherson brings you the latest in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson talk about the importance of moving on to the next opponent, and the players discuss having Tim Jernigan back in the lineup.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the players discuss the importance of eliminating the unforced errors and stress the importance of getting off to better starts.
With Sunday's game against the Saints not going as planned, head coach Doug Pederson said the team needs to just worry about the upcoming matchup against the Giants. Molly Sullivan breaks it down on this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360, head coach Doug Pederson says he likes what he's seeing from the team this week, the defensive backs focus on stopping the Saints on first and second down, and the running backs talk about the little things they need to carry over into the game.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the team shares their key takeaways from the Saints offense and what the team needs to slow them down.
The Eagles have faced adversity all season, and this week's challenge against the Saints will be the toughest one yet. Amy Campbell has the latest in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, the Eagles talk about the need for executing for all four quarters and more.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Molly Sullivan brings you the latest on the team's injuires, and how the team plans to rebound from Sunday's loss to Dallas.
It's a two-minute drill on this Friday edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity. Chris McPherson has you covered on the latest stories headed into Sunday's game against the Cowboys.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Alshon Jeffery talks about the addition of Golden Tate, the running backs speak about Darren Sproles' leadership, and Dallas Goedert discusses having a veteran like Zach Ertz to look up to.
Both the Eagles and Cowboys acquired new offensive weapons that will be on display this Sunday night, and the Eagles defense looks to stand tall as the season progresses. Chris McPherson has it all in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
What will the Eagles offense look like with Golden Tate in the fold? And what about the return of Tim Jernigan to practice? Molly Sullivan covers it all on Eagles 360.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, new wide receiver Golden Tate talks about admiring the Eagles organization throughout the years and shares how he feels he can benefit the team right away.
Howie Roseman does it again! The Eagles acquired Pro Bowl wide receiver Golden Tate at the trade deadline on Tuesday. Roseman explains what Tate will bring to the team and how he'll work into the offense.
After capturing a win in London, the Eagles look to rest up during the bye week and hope to capitalize on the momentum they gained in Week 8. Molly Sullivan has you covered in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
The Eagles have taken flight and landed in London. Hear all about their overseas experience and preparation for this Sunday's matchup with the Jaguars in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, guard Brandon Brooks talks about dealing with the long journey to London, and a pair of Eagles defenders reveal what kind of game they expect from the Jaguars offense.
In today's episode of Eagles 360, the team shares what defensive end Josh Sweat bring to the defensive line, Fletcher Cox reflects on how he was informed of his 100th career game, and the players talk about playing a regular season game out of the country.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz reflects on Sunday's loss, and offensive coordinator Mike Groh shares his points of emphasis playing against the Jaguars.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson talks about his trust in the team and his staff to get things on track, and quarterback Carson Wentz highlights the importance of not panicing.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, players acknowledge the talent of quarterback Carson Wentz as well as the strength of offensive tackle Jason Peters.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson talks about the chemistry that has been developing all season, and the tough matchup against the Panthers on Sunday.
The Eagles took a big step forward in their performance against the Giants. Now, they look to continue that level of play and show just how good they can be. Molly Sullivan has it all in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In this episode of Eagles 360, the players talk about how starting fast led to Thursday night's victory and the skill set Alshon Jeffery adds to the offense.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, head coach Doug Pederson gives an update on the running back situation, Corey Clement touches on the need for someone to fill Jay Ajayi's role, and Avonte Maddox gives his insight into Giants running back Saquon Barkley.
The running backs look to step up in Jay Ajayi's absence, and the team looks to turn things around in a short week against the Giants. Molly Sullivan has it all on this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360, the players focus on accountability and head coach Doug Pederson talks about the effect of the self-inflicted wounds.
Could the Eagles be making a change to the starting lineup? Head coach Doug Pederson addresses that and Todd Herremans officially finishes his career where it began.
The sense of urgency is high in the Eagles locker room. Though no one is panicking, the players are eager to get back on track. Milly Sullivan breaks it all down on Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
On today's episode of Eagles 360, the team says there is no need to panic over the current 2-2 record. Instead, it is putting all of its focus on the Vikings, who may be looking for some revenge.
In this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, find out which Eagles spent their day off in the community, how defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz plans to improve the defense, and offensive tackle Lane Johnson's thoughts on why the team will bounce back.
The Eagles look to bounce back from a tough loss in Tennessee while reflecting on the impact Alshon Jeffery made in his first game back. Molly Sullivan has it all in this edition of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, Chris Long talks about his efforts to battle childhood illiteracy, the coaching staff's plans around defending Titans quarterback Marcus Mariota, and the best locker room sound bites of the week.
Running back Jay Ajayi is back and ready to compete with quarterback Carson Wentz. While Ajayi returns to action, the next-man-up mentality is still in effect at other positions.
Alshon Jeffery is cleared for contact, Carson Wentz looks to continue getting back into the groove of things, and the team looks ahead to this week's matchup against the Tennessee Titans. All that and more on this episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, coordinators Mike Groh and Jim Schwartz share their thoughts on the win over the Colts, and give their early analysis on the Titans.
In today's episode of Eagles 360, head coach Doug Pederson talks about his overall opinion of quarterback Carson Wentz's first game back, and safety Malcolm Jenkins discusses the importance of preparation and evaluation.
The defense prepares to come to Carson Wentz's aid against the Colts. Plus, the players discuss the return of Frank Reich and how it didn't take long for another team to trot out the Philly Special, all on Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity.
In today's episode of Eagles 360 presented by Xfinity, defensive tackle Fletcher Cox talks about the goals of the defensive line, Nick Foles discusses the bond within the quarterback room, and adjusting to his new role with the team, and more.
The Eagles react to the return of Carson Wentz to the starting lineup, defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz explains Sunday's performance against Tampa Bay, and the team makes a roster move at wide receiver.