Eagles

The Philadelphia Eagles withdrew a proposed rule change that may have allowed the return of their Kelly green alternate jerseys, per a report.

The Eagles have a terrible history of drafting running backs in the first round, but is Stanford’s Christian McCaffrey a can’t-miss prospect?

For the Eagles, they have likely concluded their pursuit of free agency shopping, though there is a chance they could sign a low-level free agent or two in the coming days or weeks. It is time to shift the offseason focus to the NFL Draft in late April — where the city of Philadelphia will be the host.

This week, we continue our look at first-round targets for the Eagles with a focus on the defensive side of the ball, with two linemen from the Big 10 Conference. We will also take a look at another player from LSU, in powerhouse Leonard Fournette.

With the addition of Torrey Smith and Alshon Jeffery, many would believe that two new receivers would shift the Eagles draft focus elsewhere. But just because the Eagles added two receivers doesn’t mean they are not in the market for another come draft day.

Mocking all eight of the Eagles’ draft picks in next month’s NFL Draft.

Which players could make Philadelphia home come April 27th? The first part of our series leading up to the draft looks at three potential first-round picks for the Eagles.

The Philadelphia Eagles made a large splash in the proverbial pool last week, signing several new offensive talents to replace the insufficient and under-performing players at the skilled positions. Let’s take a look at the new additions, as well as review those receivers whose jobs or roles are in jeopardy.

The retooling of the Eagles’ roster has commenced, and the organization’s offseason approach is off to a fine start. Though it is far from a finished product, the front office managed to address the wide receiver position at least for the short-term, and added depth to the offensive line.