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Experience and the ability to develop a franchise QB should be at the top of the list as owner David Tepper gets the 2023 coaching carousel spinning.

Looking at the top 100 photos from the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles hard fought 20-17 win over the Cardinals in Week 5 at State Farm Stadium

Some of the best photos from Washington's Week 3 game against Philadelphia.

Philadelphia Eagles announce Hugh Douglas and Trent Cole will be inducted into the team’s Hall of Fame

PHILADELPHIA — It didn’t take long to realize something was awry. Andy Reid was nowhere to be seen and the Eagles were huddled, most on one knee, bent over as if in prayer.

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles reported Tuesday for training camp, and if you are of a certain age, you remember well the last offseason that they signed an elite, pass-rushing defensive end and traded for a game-changing wide receiver and created great expectations for themselves. That was a hell of a…

The Jeffrey Lurie era of the Eagles entered its 29th year last month, and from the broadest of perspectives, a neat pattern had established itself before Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts joined forces last season.

Jeffrey Lurie's son Julian was named to the role of the Philadelphia Eagles Business and Football Operations Strategy, where he'll be involved in both the football operations and business sides of the organization

It appears the Philadelphia Eagles have figured out that Nick Saban churns out NFL-ready athletes and the organization is now looking to make drafting players from Alabama a priority

PHILADELPHIA — Jalen Hurts has received public support from his bosses on multiple instances this offseason. During the NFL’s scouting combine, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni and general manager Howie Roseman exuded their confidence in Hurts as the team’s starting quarterback. Owner Jeffrey Lurie reiterated that point several weeks later at…

Asked before last season how aggressive he would be on fourth downs, Nick Sirianni divulged little about his plans for competitive reasons. Even as the Eagles coach's first year unfolded, it was difficult to get a grip on his to-go-for-it-or-not philosophy. He at times alternately appeared progressive and conservative.