Due to a variety of reasons, the Philadelphia Eagles were in no rush to sign high-priced, multi-year free agent contracts this offseason. Coming off a Super Bowl title, Philly's executive team ...

The Eagles selected 10 players in the 2025 NFL draft but now it’s time for the mad dash to sign undrafted free agents. Entering the NFL draft, the Eagles had 71 players on their 90-man roster ...

With that in mind, Cody Benjamin of CBS Sports recently predicted that the Eagles would sign Alexander to a one-year, $16 million contract now that he’s a free agent.

The Eagles traded Haason Reddick to the Jets and signed Huff to a three-year, $51.1 million deal. At the time, it seemed almost like a bargain. Huff was coming off a season in which he had 10 sacks.

Eagles Don’t Have Long Term Certainty at Safety Position. Whitehead is worth bringing in for the Eagles because he can provide a veteran safety and is still a reliable starter — not a standout ...

The 30-year-old wideout is past his prime, though, and too much of a gamble for the Eagles. Heading into the 2025 season, Philadelphia is paying over $147 million to their offensive unit.

If the Eagles were to look to sign one of them, which player would make the most sense for this season? In the end, the only correct answer is Alexander. Simmons is 31 years old, while Alexander ...