OTA offseason workouts: May 26-27, May 29, June 1-2, June 4 Mandatory minicamp: June 9-10

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That could have been a move that set the team up for an extended Super Bowl run in retrospect. Trade McNabb for a haul - likely two firsts and more, and dump his contract and baggage. He was never the same after that Super Bowl anyway. Draft Aaron Rodgers and find a stopgap like Jeff Garcia for a couple of years. Give T.O. his money and glory. Howie might have jumped all over a move like this if he was the GM back then.

It's kind of long to post the whole thing. What surprised the researchers (and me): Skill-position players had a neurodegenerative disease listed as a cause of death at nearly twice the rate of offensive and defensive linemen, "potentially related to greater cumulative g-force exposure, which [has] been associated with higher [neurodegenerative disease] risk," according to the study. https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/49317702/study-nfl-players-4-s-more-likely-die-neurodegenerative-disease

I’d personally take a second. They are so valuable. Hate to lose McKee but he won’t be around after next season anyways.

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Thought this was a pretty cool thread on the old board.     Nigel Bradham signed by the Saints. https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2020/07/30/nigel-bradham-signs-with-saints/  

The Haley Lesson Posted June 28th, 2026 Charles Haley had an amazing career. He was a 5-time Pro Bowler, won 5 Super Bowls, finished with 100.5 career sacks, 25 FFs and made the Hall of Fame. Not too shabby for a fourth round pick. Haley was also a HOF whacko who drove his teammates and coaches crazy. He was ideal on the field, but a real headache off of it. Haley went to James Madison and played at a high level. Bill Walsh saw him make one amazing play on tape and was sold that Haley was a le

EMB University Poll 😉. Let's settle this once & for all! Very simple question. Yes on Hurts? No on Hurts? Or Neutral? Seeking answers, if there is a true divide amongst Eagles fans about QB1. Kept this anonymous, so vote away.

Underrated Offseason? Posted July 3rd, 2026 It can be tough to judge an offseason because sometimes you need time and context for it. Back in 2004 the Eagles traded for TO and signed Jevon Kearse. There was immediate celebrating. There were key moves in 2017 that stretched over months and didn’t get the same attention (Patrick Robinson, Chris Long, LeGarrette Blount), but turned out to be keys to winning the franchise’s first Super Bowl. Have we underrated how good this offseason was? Seth Wa

There has been quite a bit of praise coming from the players about Mannion and the new offense he is installing. I know … normally I’d say, "what else do you expect them to say?” But this feels different. This feels genuine. I am guessing there will be some lumps early as players continue to get used to the new scheme but (obviously) hopeful that as the season progresses the offense is firing. I don’t recall this much excitement from the players with any of our previous OCs (including Moo

Which Eagles are likely headed elsewhere in 2027? The Eagles have a roster full of young, talented players. They can't afford to keep them all. For several, the 2026 season will be their last in Philly. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Geoff Burke/Imagn Images A down season would force the Eagles to make a tough decision next offseason on Saquon Barkley. Even without A.J. Brown, the Eagles have a roster loaded with talented players at every position. Many of them are young, and have the pote

While Jalen Carter has been and will continue sucking all the air out of this discussion, there are several starters and key back-up Eagles going into their contract year and Howie has to make several decisions. Let's look at the free agents to be - CB - Ric Wollen, not much chance to re-sign him. We have big paydays coming for Q and Cooper. Wollen wants to go into free agency with a solid hear behind him. Not much chance for new deals for Jonathan Jones, Ringo, of Bennett. Whatever happens a

Does Riq Woolen's addition give the Eagles the NFL's best secondary? "The sky is the limit," new Eagles CB Riq Woolen said about the potential of Philly's secondary being the NFL's best. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Colleen Claggett/for PhillyVoice Riq Woolen #2 of the Philadelphia Eagles looks on during a Philadelphia Eagles minicamp at the Jefferson Health Training Complex on May 27, 2026 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania As a rookie, Riq Woolen made the Pro Bowl. In his fourth season, Woo

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Makai Lemon Comp Posted June 25th, 2026 Let’s talk about an undersized Big Ten wide receiver who lacked ideal speed and was drafted by the Eagles. You’re thinking of Makai Lemon. I’m thinking of Calvin Williams. He was 5-11, 190 and set receiving records at Purdue. The Eagles spent a mid-round pick on Williams and he went on to have a productive career with them. Back in the 90’s there used to be a magazine called Ultimate Sports Pro Football that put out annual scouting reports on all the sta

Four Pillars Posted June 24th, 2026 The last decade has been a golden age of Eagles football. The team went to three Super Bowls and won two of them. They came painfully close to winning the other. There was only one losing season. Winning is expected. Anything less than being a SB contender is considered an off-year. There is a lot of credit for the success since 2017. The team hired good head coaches in Doug Pederson and Nick Sirianni. There were some great assistants, from Jim Schwartz and

Eagles sign Markel Bell, get entire 2026 draft class under contract The Eagles have signed OT Markel Bell and the entire 2026 draft class is now under contract. By Dave Zangaro • Published June 23, 2026 The Eagles on Tuesday signed third-round offensive tackle Markel Bell to his four-year rookie deal. That means that all eight picks are now under contract with over a month to go before the start of training camp. Back in the day, there would be some angst about getting rookie contracts done b

Biggest Eagles questions by position in 2026: Offense Looking at the biggest questions for the Eagles by position on offense in 2026. By Dave Zangaro • Published June 22, 2026 We’re still over a month away from the start of Eagles training camp, which gives us plenty of time to ponder the biggest questions about the 2026 team. The Eagles are hoping to be a Super Bowl contender this season after a disappointing wild card round exit in 2025. With that in mind, here are the top questions of the

Take the money and run.  

The roster and depth chart looks in pretty good shape after the draft (including the trade for Greenard which sorts our DE issues). Even with the inevitable AJ trade, our WR depth is pretty deep now. For me, there are three areas still to address over the next couple of months: 1) Interior line. The depth looks really weak here at the moment. Both Dickinson and Jurgens are injury risks. Feel like they definitely need to add a vet here. Would Becton work here again? 2) Safety. Appreciate they a

Is this a hint that we may be seeing new Kelly green white uniforms this year?

Curious to know what everyone thinks is going to happen with AJ this offseason. Does he get traded? Seems he was pretty checked out all season and was never more obvious than the WC game this past weekend. Maybe it is time for a change in scenery for him? Maybe they feel his attitude is disrupting team chemistry too much? Or do you think he is back, either because most of that nonsense seems to be overblown or just because the salary cap ramifications make it extremely difficult to do so (or per

Eagles sign veteran defensive end among other post-minicamp moves The Eagles on Wednesday signed veteran defensive end A.J. Epenesa among other moves. By Dave Zangaro • Published June 10, 2026 The Eagles on Wednesday signed veteran A.J. Epenesa to bolster their edge rusher depth going into training camp next month. Epenesa, 27, was drafted in the second round of the 2020 NFL Draft out of Iowa. He was selected at pick No. 54, just one spot after the Eagles selected Jalen Hurts. In addition to

Minicamp Talk Posted June 10th, 2026 The Eagles held a mandatory minicamp practice on Tuesday and will have another one today to wrap up the spring. Then the next action will be Training Camp. As a reminder, don’t overreact to anything from a minicamp, good or bad. The biggest takeaway is that the defense is off to a strong start. That’s to be expected with them in year three under Vic Fangio and coming off consecutive seasons as a Top 5 unit. This unit is more talented and looks to have impro

Eagles minicamp observations: All aboard the Riq Woolen hype train Here are some observations from the Eagles' final practice of their mandatory minicamp. By Dave Zangaro • Published June 10, 2026 School’s out for summer. The Eagles held the second day of their two-day mandatory minicamp on Wednesday afternoon at the Jefferson Health Training complex and won’t be back together again until late July when training camp begins. While teams are allowed to have three days of mandatory minicamp, th

Why in the world would Howie use a draft pick on a 6'1" 240 pound edge player? It just seems like another wasted 7th round draft pick like Anrwan Powell-Ryland. I actually think Weru would have been a more likely pick than James-Newby. Edge players on the board when James-Newby was selected were included - Anthony Lucas, Southern Cal - 6'5" 256 Mason Reiger, Wisconsin - 6'5" 251 Tyreek Sapp, FLorida 6'2" 273 Nadame Tucker, Western Michigan 6'2" 251 Vincent Anthony Jr, Duke, 6'6" 258 I can th

The new league year officially starts next week (March 11th) and the "legal tampering period” starts exactly one week from today (March 9th). We’ve already seen announcements of some trades that will be made official on March 11th (e.g. Montgomery traded by Lions to the Texans). Will use this thread to capture all Eagles-related free agency signings (players we sign, our own that sign elsewhere) and any trades we make. ___________________________________________________________________________

Minicamp – Day 2 Posted June 11th, 2026 The Eagles concluded their mandatory minicamp yesterday. Let’s jump right in to what went on in the final practice before Training camp begins in late July. Tanner McKee was finally QB2, with Andy Dalton dropping to QB3. This was the first time the media got to see McKee in that role this spring. Jimmy Bama had some thoughts on that competition. Tanner McKee got second-team reps for the first time in media-attended practices. The Eagles have said that h

Once envious of the new offense the Eagles will run, Lane Johnson won't have to be anymore The Eagles' star right tackle is in a weird spot – learning an offense he's always envied, for the first time, at 36 years old and possibly in his last season. He's embracing it. By Geoff Mosher PhillyVoice Staff Bill Streicher/Imagn Images Lane Johnson and the Eagles are moving on from their old offense and into a new era. Lane Johnson is 36. He's entering his 14th season, all with the Eagles. The idea

Eagles minicamp practice notes: The Eagles' secondary could be nasty in 2026 The Eagles defense continues to shine in spring practices. Some notes, from their final one before summer break. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Jimmy/for PhillyVoice Jalen Hurts, Tanner McKee, Andy Dalton, and Cole Payton The Philadelphia Eagles finished up a two-day minicamp on Wednesday, and won't practice again until training camp begins in late July. As always, we have notes. • Another day, another impressiv

The Eagles fleeced the Patriots in the A.J. Brown trade A deep examination into how and why the Eagles got the best of the Patriots in the trade for A.J. Brown. By Jimmy Kempski PhillyVoice Staff Eric Canha/Imagn Images A.J. Brown may have a good season or two left in him, but this is a trade the Patriots will probably regret in a few years. It has been assumed for most of the 2026 offseason that the Philadelphia Eagles would be trading WR A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots. The unknown w