The Philadelphia Eagles landed an intriguing offensive coordinator.

The Philadelphia Eagles, led by general manager Howie Roseman and head coach Nick Sirianni, are set to devise their plan for the 2026 NFL Draft. In an offseason where they could lose some notable roster pieces to free agency,

The Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl defense fell painfully short during the first round of the playoffs, where they lost a 23-19 nailbiter to the San Francisco 49ers. The season always felt disjointed,

After a stretch of taking offensive players, there's a mini-run for the defense.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be signaling a quiet but significant shift in their offensive future, at least according to ESPN draft analyst Matt Miller. In his latest two-round 2026 NFL mock draft, Miller projects the Philadelphia Eagles to select Oregon tight end Kenyon Sadiq with the No.

Whenever the longtime executive looked up, he’d be reminded of the roster-oriented questions that always consumed him: How do we compare here? How do we compare there? The Eagles entered the 2025 season with a Super Bowl-caliber roster.

The Philadelphia Eagles have been a major talking point since the team was eliminated from the 2025 NFL Playoff, and a league insider believes more intriguing news is coming. Nick Sirianni’s team has been searching for a new offensive

Pro Football Focus' Bradley Locker argued Nick Sirianni and the Philadelphia Eagles should target cornerback Rasul Douglas in NFL free agency. The post Eagles Urged to Reunite With Super Bowl Champion CB in 2026 NFL Free Agency appeared first on Heavy Sports.

The Eagles’ search has included many different names. Some are former head coaches, some never even called plays. While experience is a plus, the Eagles simply need to find the right partner for Jalen Hurts, who hasn’t had an opportunity to settle in with an OC in a long time.

The Philadelphia Eagles would have massive shoes to fill.