Philadelphia first-round pick Jihaad Campbell has injury concerns with both shoulders and both knees, according to SI's Albert Breer.

The Eagles are Super Bowl favorites but that doesn't mean there aren't concerns going into 2025.

With the NFL preparing to play its first-ever game in South America in Sao Paulo, Brazil, Friday, players' safety concerns have led to increased security.

Philadelphia Eagles Eagles took a risk by drafting rookie with injury concerns: ‘They don’t need the pick to hit’ Published: Apr. 30, 2025, 6:00 a.m.

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The Eagles enter the weekend's set of championship bouts in the AFC and NFC as the hottest team in football, winners of 14 of their last 15 games, including two playoff wins over the Packers and ...

One of the newest Eagles did not have an impactful performance in Friday night's win against the Green Bay Packers, and will need to do much better than what showed up on the stat sheet.

The NFL Players Association (NFLPA) released its 2025 report card Wednesday, focusing on issues that concern players during their tenure with their respective teams. The Eagles saw their overall ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are not immune to taking gambles on players who may have character concerns to add to their team. This is the team that signed Michael Vick to a contract fresh out of ...

At the end of the first round of the 2025 NFL draft, the Eagles sent the Chiefs a fifth-round pick to move from No. 32 overall to No. 31 overall. Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman says the player ...

The 5 biggest concerns about Eagles entering 2025 season The Eagles are Super Bowl favorites but that doesn't mean there aren't concerns going into 2025.

A consensus top 10 to 20 pick on most outsiders' big boards, star Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell fell to the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at No.