Eagles Continue College Push With Executive Hire originally appeared on Athlon Sports. It seems no team has lost more front-office personnel in the last 10 years than the Philadelphia Eagles.

The #Eagles agreed to terms with No. 31 overall pick Jihaad Campbell on his four-year, $14,903,574 fully guaranteed deal with a fifth-year option. Only four of 32 first-round picks are unsigned as minicamps wrap up. pic.twitter.com/jUOwJnCQU0

PHILADELPHIA — To inspire his players at the beginning of OTAs, Eagles coach Nick Sirianni brought up linebacker Zack Baun’s NFL journey during a team meeting.

Lane Johnson is normally a brick wall for the Philadelphia Eagles at right tackle, but is having trouble against one of their new edge rushers.

Former Georgia defensive back Kelee Ringo is battling to earn a starting spot and has been impressive at camp for the Philadelphia Eagles.

As we do every offseason, we'll be comparing each of the Philadelphia Eagles' rookies to current or former NFL players. Today we'll find a comp for fourth-round interior defensive lineman Ty Robinson.

Bookmakers are expecting the Philadelphia Eagles to decline in 2025, as the team's over/under is set at 11.5 wins, compared to the 14 games they won last season. The Philadelphia Eagles, at +750, have the second-best odds to win the Super Bowl (as of June 11).

Spending big on a linebacker was never really in the cards for Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman in the past. The veteran Zack Baun was good enough to change the front office leader's mind.

ESPN’s Adam Schefter joined 97.5 The Fanatic and addressed the possibility while saying Alexander could be a fit if the price is right. "Now, Jaire Alexander, if the price were right and you’re doing a one-year deal – whatever the number is,