Paul Bowman

The receiver who ran a 4.22 40 time at the NFL Draft Combine several years back is looking at a comeback, will get a shot in Philly’s camp.

The Eagles are adding a large Australian athlete who doesn’t have experience in football, but it’s worked out for them before.

The running back may have been small in stature, but he absolutely tore it up when the Eagles were facing their rivals to the north.

The 6′ 7″, 350lb lineman was a guy whose tape impressed the Eagles elite OL coach so much he asked the team to get a deal done.

The receiver who ran a 4.22 40 time at the NFL Draft Combine several years back is looking at a comeback, will get a shot in Philly’s camp.

The Eagles did as they do each year following the draft and have begun adding their preferred free agents to the roster.

The Eagles repeat some positions to provide themselves with greater competition adding another receiver and offensive lineman.

The Eagles waited until the end of the fifth round to take their first offensive lineman, taking one from the reigning champs.

The Eagles are bringing in an explosive receiver to compete for a depth role as well as a player that many Philly fans wanted at linebacker.

The Eagles acquired a running back, their first offensive player of the draft, along with three picks in next year’s draft.

The Eagles are taking a risk on a player who has played in three very different positions over six seasons and is not from a top school.

If you wanted a corner, apparently so did the Eagles who traded up later than expected to get their second corner in the top 40 picks.

The Eagles entered the draft holding the 22nd overall pick in the draft and are hoping they were able to use it wisely.

The Eagles got a boost on Tuesday after missing out on the reinstatement of their corner during last week’s moves.

It seems the Eagles and their former first-round pick won’t be looking for a reunion next season as he’s found a new home.

The Eagles were dealt a blow by the commissioner on Thursday, who decided to forgive only some gambling debts.

The Eagles have essentially locked up all of their young core offensive players with upcoming FA for multiple seasons during this offseason.

The Eagles are adding another veteran to the competition for who will back up Dallas Goedert at tight end next season.

The Eagles are bringing the veteran back on a deal that’s likely to be far more team friendly but allow him to compete.

The Eagles continue to lock up their talent to make sure they don’t lose any of their key cogs to free agency in the coming years.

The Eagles now gain control of one of their top defenders for an extra season, putting him in Philadelphia through 2025.

The Eagles are pulling the trigger and moving on from their star rusher who is demanding $25 million per year entering his age 30 season.

The Eagles are set to lose one of their top front office executives next month as he seeks an opportunity to take on a larger role.

The Eagles will not be taking another shot at trying to develop the receiver that seemed on the verge of breaking out in 2021.

The news broke on Monday that the NFL has officially banned tackling. Or, in theory, hip drop tackles. Now unanimously…

Oh, and both Carter Starrocci and Aaron Brooks became four-time national champions – just the sixth and seventh to do it ever.

The Birds have now brought in four quarterbacks and have three with NFL experience and a fourth that they valued enough to roster last year.

Fans have been focusing on the secondary and the Birds are bringing in a young option to help their depth in that area.

Tiki Barber has got to be fuming once again as another former Giant is making his way down to Philadelphia.