The Philadelphia Eagles are in the market for another wide receiver right now.

Woolen, who previously played for the Seattle Seahawks and even celebrated a Super Bowl victory with the franchise, is now heading to Philadelphia on a one-year deal. While the move came as a surprise to some fans, Sherman who built his own legacy as a shutdown corner in Seattle believes the change of scenery could actually work in Woolen’s favor.

The Philadelphia Eagles are adding a two-time Super Bowl champion to their secondary. The Eagles are signing former New England Patriots and Washington Commanders cornerback Jonathan Jones in free agency,

Philadelphia had interest in former Falcons wide receiver Darnell Mooney, but he instead signed a one-year contract with the Giants, according to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler. Mooney could serve as New York’s No. 2 wide receiver next season across from Malik Nabers.

For the second time, Goedert’s camp and the organization have agreed to push back the void date on his expiring contract.

Keep track of all the Eagles' free agent moves throughout the 2026 offseason.

The Eagles want a first and second-round pick in return for Brown, according to multiple reports. NFL Network reported last week that Philadelphia wants a “Quinnen-Williams-type deal” for Brown. The Jets traded Williams to the Cowboys for a 2026 second-round pick, a 2027 first-round pick and 2023 first-round defensive tackle Mazi Smith.

Johnson, 55, was found dead on Jan. 21 outside of a homeless encampment in Los Angeles. Police said he was suffering from head trauma when they found him, and paramedics pronounced him dead at the scene. The medical examiner noted that Johnson had also been stabbed.

The Philadelphia Eagles made some moves in free agency, and here are thoughts about some of them.