Post-June 1 signings don't affect the compensatory pick formula, meaning the Eagles can wait and sign free agents later this ...

Last offseason, the Eagles made flashy moves in free agency, including signing running back Saquon Barkley and safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson to long-term deals. Barkley and Gardner-Johnson played ...

While Philadelphia's list of impending 2025 free agents isn't extensive ... More realistic targets for the Eagles include tight end Harrison Bryant, guard Will Fries, defensive lineman Osa ...

So they can splurge on an edge rusher, the most likely target, when free agency starts, or possibly a cornerback. But the Eagles can also address other needs in the so-called second wave of free ...

The Eagles had high expectations for the 2023 season after their conference championship a year prior, especially after a strong draft and returning many of their pending free agents last offseason.

At the end, they each identify five possible free-agent targets for a cash-strapped Eagles team. Advertisement Jason Peters (39) Wulf: No. Never say never, I guess, but the promised left tackle ...

Imagine how exponentially more overwhelming that sensation must be for Eagles general manager Howie ... Despite the addition of Brown, his target share did not decrease much (from 15.2 percent ...

Free agency hasn't officially even begun yet, and the Eagles have already reportedly agreed to terms with CB Byron Maxwell, RB Frank Gore, OLB Brandon Graham, and backup QB Mark Sanchez.

The Eagles know Jets defensive end Bryce Huff very well after last season’s Week 6 matchup at MetLife Stadium. Huff became a nuisance for the Eagles’ offense, lining up on both sides of the ...