Johnny Wilson will undergo season-ending surgery on his knee and ankle after suffering the injury at Eagles practice.

Ringo's offseason has offered more questions than answers. He's been among the most disappointing Eagles in training camp so far, placing him on a list along with the likes of Kenyon Green, the majority of the backups along the offensive line, and Dorian Thompson-Robinson.

Things are starting to heat up across the National Football League. On Wednesday, there was a slew of trades. The Philadelphia Eagles didn’t get involved, but

#Eagles WR Johnny Wilson will undergo season-ending surgery on his knee and ankle after suffering the injury at practice on Tuesday, NFL sources said. Wilson was heading into his second NFL season. The young wideout recently wrapped up a four-year college stint, where he played for two different schools.

Eagles' Reed Blankenship knows the nervous feeling of NFL roster cutdown day, and he has advice for this surprising rookie free agent

PHILADELPHIA - The Eagles finished up their training camp portion of the calendar on Wednesday after 18 practices and two preseason games. Eagles On SI had boot

Look no further than two of the most prominent teams in the 2025 quarterback market: The Pittsburgh Steelers added DK Metcalf to pair with Aaron Rodgers, and the Seattle Seahawks added Cooper Kupp to pair with Sam Darnold.

The Bengals are listening to trade offers for All-Pro edge rusher Trey Hendrickson. What it would it take the Eagles to land him?

Could the former Eagles first-rounder find another backup job in the NFC East division with the Dallas Cowboys? One NFL writer suggests Wentz as one of three potential backup candidates for Dak Prescott.

Ndamukong Suh is a former NFL All-Pro defensive tackle known for his physical dominance and the disruptive edge he brought to the game. His reputation as an enforcer stemmed from his ability to consistently impact the line of scrimmage and bully his opponents.

During every NFL season, late-round, under-the-radar rookies emerge as vital contributors to their respective NFL teams. And this year will be no different. Eventually, those underrated rookies move into key roles by Year 2 and Year 3 -- like Chase Brown of the Bengals,