ESPN NFL insider Dan Orlovsky has a theory on why the Philadelphia Eagles' offense has been so stale this year.

The Philadelphia Eagles were caught up in rumors all day on Wednesday involving old friend Darius Slay. He was available after being waived by the Pittsburgh St

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio confirmed that Pro Bowl defensive tackle Jalen Carter is still battling the shoulder injury that first began affecting him this past summer.

Fast forward to now, and the Eagles have lost two games in a row, and many would say it’s because of their inconsistency on offense. The main culprit at this point in time has been Jalen Hurts, who looks to be struggling to make the right plays on the field.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo said a "line was crossed" in his first public comments since his New Jersey house was vandalized with eggs.

The Philadelphia Eagles' dream of a reunion with Darius Slay is dead, right? That seemed to be the case on Wednesday afternoon. Slay was on waivers and the Buff

According to a report, the Philadelphia Eagles were close to bringing back former All-Pro cornerback Darius Slay.

The Eagles' offense is falling apart. A look inside their locker room illuminates the challenge the defending champs face in putting it back together.