Many questioned why the Eagles would trade away a core part of their defense after winning the Super Bowl. GM Howie Roseman highlighted the situation at the NFL annual meetings. "

Which offseason player departures will be felt the most in 2025? Nick Shook shines a light on the exits that will have the biggest impact on the players' former teams in the upcoming season.

Cooper DeJean, despite increased media attention after the Super Bowl, maintains his focus on the upcoming season and is willing to play any position to contribute to the team's success. Tight end Dallas Goedert accepted a pay cut to remain with the Eagles, expressing his commitment to the team and city.

With the departures of the legendary Brandon Graham (retirement) and the underrated Darius Slay (released), the Eagles no longer have any defensive players under the age of 30. Here’s the list ...

The losses of Sweat and Williams are notable, but the departures ... led the Eagles with six interceptions last season (third in the NFL). On top of being excellent players, both Pro Bowl ...

Senior Director of Scouting Brandon Hunt is leaving Philadelphia to become the Vice President of Player Personnel in Las Vegas, following the departure of Anthony Patch, the Eagles' senior ...

While some believe the Philadelphia Eagles will feel the loss of C.J. Gardner-Johnson, second-round pick Andrew Mukuba can quickly change that view.

We heard recently that the Eagles were shopping Bryce Huff. Even if a trade doesn’t materialize, it sounds like the pass-rusher isn’t in Philly’s plans for the 2025 campaign.