It was terribly cold for a preseason game, but that’s because it was January and not August. On a windy Sunday afternoon that ...

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles don’t have a lot to play for ... thinking like, ‘Is football for me? Can I make it?’ My perspective switched to like, ‘Man, I get to sit here and be in the ...

There was a ton of good, very little bad, and smidge of very important ugly that went into the Eagles’ mind numbing 20-13 ...

Tanner McKee’s first career NFL touchdown pass was thrown to a Philadelphia Eagles fan named Patrick ... lapse of reason — chucked the souvenir football into the Lincoln Financial field ...

The Philadelphia Eagles are going to be well-represented in the 2025 National Football League Pro Bowl Games. Philadelphia currently has six players who were initially named Pro Bowlers.

Tanner McKee threw for 269 yards and two touchdowns in a game full of backups to help the Philadelphia Eagles tune up for the postseason with a 20-13 victory over the New York Giants on Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles already have their eyes ahead to the postseason. Philadelphia is resting its starters for the team's Week 18 finale against the New York ...

Tanner McKee played with a lot of poised and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. covered a lot of ground in the Eagles reserves' 20-13 win over the Giants.

He clearly hit Pickett late after the football was gone. As a result, Eagles third-string quarterback Tanner McKee, a 2023 sixth-round pick out of Stanford, subbed into the game. McKee's first ...

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Tanner McKee’s first career NFL touchdown pass was thrown to a Philadelphia Eagles fan named Patrick ... chucked the souvenir football into the Lincoln Financial field ...

Hurts was a non-participant. Certainly, it would be more encouraging to Eagles fans to see that he was at least a limited participant after missing practice all week last week, and then the Eagles ...

For the second consecutive year, former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Eric Allen has been named a Pro Football Hall of Fame finalist, inching closer to long-overdue recognition in Canton.