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Following the 2025 NFL Draft, ESPN released its power rankings for all 32 NFL teams, slotting the Kansas City Chiefs in first. Although they had lost the Super Bowl just a few months earlier, ESPN still viewed Kansas City as the team to beat in 2025.
The Philadelphia Eagles are set up at the quarterback position for years to come, but one ESPN analyst made a shocking proposal for the team this offseason.
Orlovsky thinks the Eagles should trade a mid-round pick to the Colts for first-round bust Anthony Richardson, who just lost the starting job to Daniel Jones, the New York Giants ’ failed QB draft pick.
The time that you get to brag about the Philadelphia Eagles beating the Chiefs 40-6 in Super Bowl LIX without being mocked by the bad guys in /rNFCEastMemeWar is coming to an end.That doesn’t mean training camp news is slowing down;
An ESPN expert believes the Philadelphia Eagles will suprisingly trade receiver A.J. Brown before the 2027 season.
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ESPN Analyst Proposes Wild Scenario Where Eagles Trade for Benched First-Round Quarterback
A top ESPN NFL analyst believe the Birds should create a quarterback controversy out of nowhere by trading for a former first-round pick.
Speaking of the Eagles, one of Legette's teammates sees a lot of superstar wide receiver A.J. Brown in him. Here's what Jaycee Horn told Jeremy Fowler at ESPN.
The 2025 NFL regular season is almost upon us, and the Philadelphia Eagles remain world champions at least until February.
The Floor that ESPN set was 8-9, and if you think the Eagles will finish here, then you are genuinely a naysayer or the biggest pessimist of all time. However, there is a world where this happens, despite being unlikely. Now, the way this comes to pass is ...
Texans wideout John Metchie is being traded to the Eagles with tight end Harrison Bryant part of the return. More at Pro Football Rumors.
The Eagles, as an organization that typically steers clear of playing starters in the preseason to preserve their health, is accustomed to using the beginning of the regular season to fine-tune things. Their talent usually allows them to do so without digging a sizable hole.
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