The Philadelphia Eagles escaped week one with a win over their divisional foe, but there will be plenty of talking points over the coming days.
The Eagles will open their 2026 campaign against their divisional rivals later today, but what can we expect from the Birds?
Expectations remain high in Philadelphia as the Eagles enter the 2026 season seeking a third consecutive NFC East title and an opportunity to prove last year’s drama and disappointment are firmly behind them.
Drew Mukuba is healthy after an injury ended his 2025 season prematurely. Now, the versatile safety could play a defining role in the Eagles’ defense.
The Eagles and Commanders open the season with playoff expectations. Here are five matchups that could determine which NFC East rival wins in Week 1.
The Eagles begin the 2026 season at home against the Commanders. Here are the matchups, players and potential X-factors that could determine the NFC East battle.
The Eagles’ first depth chart lists Makai Lemon in a new role while offering updates on the QB2 battle, secondary and offensive line.
Brandon Graham officially announced his retirement Tuesday, ending a 16-year Eagles career that included two Super Bowl titles and 79.5 sacks.
The Eagles enter 2026 with much to prove. Will a new offensive coordinator and a change of guard at WR be enough to send them back to the promised land?
Will the Eagles contend for the NFC’s top seed? Here are 13 predictions for the Eagles' 2026 season from the offense to the defense.
The NFC East underwent major changes this offseason, but the road to the division crown still runs through Philadelphia.
With just a little over a week until the new NFL season, the NFC East could be in a state of flux. Which teams are making positive moves, and which have question marks?
The Eagles have one of the NFL’s deepest rosters, but their 2026 season could hinge on Landon Dickerson, Lane Johnson and three other players.
The Cowboys waiving Joe Milton could help spell several issues for the Eagles. With Philly carrying four QBs on their roster, could Milton be the answer at QB2?
The Philadelphia Eagles did not submit a waiver claim after NFL rosters were reduced to 53 players, but Howie Roseman still managed to retain several intriguing developmental prospects while assembling the team’s practice squad.
The Philadelphia Eagles officially released their initial 53-man roster Sunday night, and several of their decisions immediately raised eyebrows. Philly altered their approach at multiple positions, creating questions about what general manager Howie Roseman may have planned leading up to Week 1.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ initial 53-man roster is officially set, but their work may be far from finished. With the waiver wire open and practice-squad construction beginning Monday, the Eagles could experience more roster movement over the next 24 hours.
The Eagles now enter a tricky weekend, having to cut down their roster from 90 to just 53 ahead of the new season.
The 2027 NFL Draft class already features several recognizable names, but these 10 under-the-radar prospects could become breakout stars during the 2026 college football season.
Carson Steele made one final argument for a place on the Eagles’ 53-man roster, while Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton failed to settle Philadelphia’s underwhelming QB2 competition in a 30–13 loss to the Bengals.