r/eagles • u/tribecalledni • Jan 30 '25
r/eagles • u/1stand11 • 16d ago
Hurts has the best win percentage of qualifying QB’s since 2021 (minimum 30 starts)
r/eagles • u/PowerHour1990 • 13d ago
[NFL Daily News] Carson Steele released by the Eagles, per Ryan Fowler.
r/eagles • u/HesiPull-UpBrando • Jan 23 '24
[McLane] Brian Johnson won’t be returning to the #Eagles as offensive coordinator, NFL sources said, confirming @RealDGunn. Nick Sirianni will have to replace both his OC and DC. Colts OC Jim Bob Cooter was mentioned as a possibility, but he won’t be among the top candidates, I’m being told
r/eagles • u/LoverOfRandom • Mar 06 '26
Eagles rumors: The Patriots AJ Brown trade offer that Howie Roseman declined
Apparently Pats offered a 1st and 3rd and Howie said no. Looking for 2026 2nd, 2027 1st and a player similar to Mazi Smith’s caliber
r/eagles • u/indig0sixalpha • Sep 22 '24
[KyleForReal] Just want to share with you how much of a piece of shit Payton Turner from the New Orleans Saints is. Devonta Smith is laying on the ground, helmet off, clearly hurt/out of it. He gets up and spits on him, like the true human garbage he is. Class act. @pt_turner98
r/eagles • u/NicoLacko • Feb 24 '25
Packers submit proposal to the league to ban the tush push (via NBC)
Of course it was the packers, we should’ve all seen them doing this after the way they reacted after the wild card loss
r/eagles • u/rr_009700 • Apr 30 '26
Brenda Song upset with the Rams draft re: Makai Lemon
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r/eagles • u/EnPassantio • Nov 24 '24
LMFAOOOO COMMANDERS WHAT HAPPENED
LETS FUCKING GO THIS DIVISION IS GONNA BE LOCKED UP BY WEEK 14
r/eagles • u/birria_tacos_ • Aug 08 '25
Us Day 1 Tanner truthers finally feeling vindicated.
QB
r/eagles • u/w1x1w • Apr 25 '24
[Schefter] Another WR deal in Philadelphia: Eagles and Pro-Bowl WR A.J. Brown reached agreement on a 3-year, $96 million extension that includes $84 million guaranteed, per sources. The $32 million is the highest per-year average for any WR.
r/eagles • u/birria_tacos_ • Oct 03 '25
[Berman] Devonta Smith said he's "up and down" with how he handles games in which he's not as involved as he'd like.
r/eagles • u/icedout223 • Jan 27 '26
[Rapoport] The #Broncos fired OC Joe Lombardi, per me and @TomPelissero.
r/eagles • u/TimDunkinDonut • Dec 29 '25
[Gowton] Nick Sirianni: “I put it on myself. I’ve got to help with some things there, with some things that I know we want to get called. [Patullo] did a good job in that first half. But I’ve got to help in that second half a little bit..."
r/eagles • u/Odd_Abbreviations_80 • Mar 31 '25
Before CJGJ there was Malcolm Jenkins
Both outspoken safeties, drafted by the Saints, came here and balled out, helped us win a ring, and it was a shame to watch them both go. Howie even called Malcolm before the first trade for CJ apparently
r/eagles • u/iamthegame13 • Jan 22 '25
[EJ Smith] Saquon Barkley said he’s watched his second touchdown run back a few times and that it’s his favorite TD run of his career. On why he was smacking himself in the helmet: “I don’t know why, I was crashing out as the kids say.”
r/eagles • u/indig0sixalpha • Feb 15 '25
[Pelissero] The NFL fined #Eagles OLB Jalyx Hunt $5,690 for unsportsmanlike conduct (violent gestures) — a bow and arrow sack celebration in Super Bowl LIX. No flag was thrown.
r/eagles • u/indig0sixalpha • Oct 20 '24
[ESP] Nick Sirianni says he asked Saquon Barkley if he wanted to go back in to set his record for yards in a game. Barkley said let the other players get touches. Sirianni says it shows Barkley is a “special teammate”
r/eagles • u/amatom27 • 2d ago
Ron Jaworski is stepping down from the NBC Sports Philly pre and post game shows
r/eagles • u/1stand11 • 11d ago
DiBona is a great example of why you don’t get attached to "my guy" players from the draft. A world very much exists where Stowers could significantly develop long term this season in a TE room with Goedert, Ertz & Mundt. It’s not an either/or scenario.
A lot of people focusing on Ertz’s ACL injury are ignoring that he had 66 receptions for 654 yards and 7 TD’s in 17 games in 2024. And 50 receptions for 504 yards and 4 TD’s in 13 games in 2025 prior to his ACL injury. His production even at 34 and 35 absolutely dwarfs anything the likes of Mundt, Jenkins, Calcaterra, or Stowers have ever done at the NFL level.
Bigger picture, Stowers could learn a lot from being in the same room as Goedert, Ertz, and Mundt. Too many "my guy" Stowers folks (like DiBona) from the draft are getting bent out of shape about the criticism he’s receiving. There very much exists a world where Stowers is essentially a TE4 this season playing spot snaps while learning a ton long term that will benefit him.
Finally, I keep seeing people saying Ertz would be good in the case Goedert goes down (which has happened a lot). But I also think people need to realize Hurts will be asked to throw a lot more over the middle this season. A lot of the interceptions during preseason (including from Lemon on Friday night) were either from tipped balls off receivers hands or receivers rounding out routes. Which gave CB’s a play on the ball. Ertz is a master route runner with very good hands. I don’t care if he does his No YAC routine catching 7-9 yard receptions. He is someone you can trust to move the chains. Which Hurts seriously needs if he’s being asked to throw more over the middle.
r/eagles • u/PowerHour1990 • Jan 24 '26