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The Eagles moved Parks Frazier from passing game coordinator to QB coach. It's a head-scratching move that raises questions about Jalen Hurts' development.
The market projections for Jaelan Phillips are laughably low. With the salary cap jumping to $305 million, expect the Eagles to pay up or face the consequences.
Jalen Carter is projected for a four-year deal worth $120-140 million. Jordan Davis is looking at $55 million over three years. The Eagles' defensive line dominance hinges on a decision Howie Roseman can't afford to get wrong.
The Eagles center traveled to Medellín for experimental stem cell treatment on his deteriorating back. With Lane Johnson contemplating retirement and Landon Dickerson's injury history, Philadelphia's offensive line is in serious trouble heading into 2026.
If healthy, he's worth $28-30M per year. If the shoulder is degenerative, pump the brakes and use the fifth-year option. The Eagles can't afford to get this wrong.
Nose tackles don't get paid like pass rushers. If you're not a third-down player, you're not getting that money. Davis' deal reflects that reality.
Miami is cleaning house, and Chubb is available. But the Eagles are big game hunting, and Chubb doesn't fit the profile.
From 52 rushing TDs over four years to just 8. From 150 carries to 105. The Eagles QB abandoned what made him special, and it showed.
NFL GMs are calling this an elite offensive tackle draft led by Francis from Miami and Fano from Utah. Here's the full position-by-position breakdown and what it means for Philadelphia.
If Jalen Hurts won't be a dual-threat quarterback, he's not worth $50 million. The numbers expose a passer who can't spread the ball around and a team that fired its entire offensive staff because of it.
After years of defensive investments in the first two rounds, the Eagles are poised for a significant offensive draft pivot. Here's what to expect.
With the Combine a week away and the Eagles needing to remake their tight end room, Oregon's Kenyon Sadiq is emerging as a legitimate first-round target at pick 23.
Jalen Carter is extension-eligible this offseason with a projected market value around $17.3M annually. But after an injury-plagued 2025, is now the time?
With 21 of 32 NFL teams changing offensive coordinators this offseason, it's time to permanently retire the continuity argument.
Jalen Carter is extension-eligible this offseason. His market value sits at $17.3M per year. But after an injury-hampered 2025, should the Eagles wait or lock him up now?
Nearly two-thirds of the NFL changed offensive coordinators this offseason. Stop using continuity as an excuse — it never existed.
Former NFL head coach Mark Trestman breaks down why the West Coast Offense is the ideal scheme for Jalen Hurts and the Eagles under new OC Mike Mannion. Historical context from Walsh to Shanahan shows the blueprint.
ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports the Eagles could target a day-two quarterback in the 2026 NFL Draft. It's smart football — and exactly the kind of insurance Philadelphia needs behind Jalen Hurts.
Reports say the Eagles will entertain A.J. Brown trade offers at the Combine. But moving AJ doesn't just cost you a star receiver — it costs you cap space. Here's why this is more complicated than the headlines suggest.