The man responsible for free agency and player movement in the NFL, White, was offered the franchise tag back in 1993. Rather than accept the Eagles' offer, White filed suit and became a free agent, signing a four-year, $17 million contract with Green Bay after they outbid Washington and San Francisco.

The playoffs are a familiar place for the Philadelphia Eagles. They're back again in 2026, but what does the Birds' route to the Super Bowl look like this time around?

Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert is one of Philadelphia’s four premier free agents, and most expect he won’t be back next season, especially after taking a pay cut last offseason to come back for one more year when he was hoping for an extension.

The direction of the team’s offensive system change will be a major topic when general manager Howie Roseman and coach Nick Sirianni speak at the NFL Scouting Combine in less than two weeks. The rebound efforts will not include former offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo,

The Philadelphia Eagles should certainly get a deal done.

The Philadelphia Eagles have now have their next offensive coordinator. MORE: New England Patriots’ Super Bowl 60 uniform combination revealed After letting go of Kevin Patullo following their team’s NFL Playoff exit,

The Philadelphia Eagles have not one, not two, but three tight ends set to be free agents over the offseason. Dallas Goedert, Grant Calcaterra and Kylen Granson are all headed for the open market, which could leave the Eagles with a major hole on offense.

Eagles parade shooting: Latest news, updates after two women shot during Super Bowl 59 celebration originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here. Tragedy marred the Eagles ' Super Bowl 59 parade on Friday, with a shooting leaving two women injured during the festivities.

Longtime Philadelphia Eagles offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland is leaving the organization.

After a disastrous first season at the helm, Kevin Patullo is out as offensive coordinator for the Philadelphia Eagles, but could still stay on staff

At the moment, Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Lane Johnson is undecided about his NFL future. The prevailing thought is that Johnson will return for his 14th NFL season, but there is some speculation that the Eagles could potentially look to select a tackle early in the draft to replace him.