Goedert's future is unresolved for Eagles GM Howie Roseman. The trade market could determine whether the veteran tight end plays for the team this season.

The search in the NFL draft for cost-effective difference makers on defense led the Eagles to Jihaad Campbell and Andrew Mukuba, but they're not without risk.

The Eagles' draft haul reflected the positions where the team needed to get younger and add depth. We've already seen what a low-cost defense playing at its peak can do.

McCord was drafted by the Eagles, and his successor at Ohio State, Downingtown's Will Howard, was selected four picks later by the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Eagles continued to add to their defense on Day 3 of the NFL draft with defensive Nebraska tackle Ty Robinson, UCF cornerback Mac McWilliams, and Georgia linebacker Smael Mondon Jr.

The Eagles also picked up three offensive lineman — Boston College's Drew Kendall and Michigan's Myles Hinton, and Texas' Cameron Williams.

The Eagles added a versatile and athletic linebacker with their top pick. Will he turn out to be another Howie Roseman draft success?

Campbell left his South Jersey comfort zone to play for IMG Academy as a high school senior, and he gained experience there as a versatile linebacker that could benefit him with the Eagles.

The Eagles have six draft picks over Rounds 4-7 to help fill their needs.

The Eagles got a chance to pick another early-round safety and chose Mukuba to help boost Fangio's defense.

Here are five things you need to know about the Eagles' second round pick…

With the 2025 NFL draft at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, it comes as no surprise that the ‘Tush Push’ would be a topic of discussion.

In the first two rounds of the NFL draft, the Eagles selected Jihaad Campbell and Andrew Mukuba. Here’s how social media is reacting…

The Eagles continue to add to their defense, and at safety they had a need after trading away C.J. Gardner-Johnson last month.