The Eagles will have 18 of 22 offensive and defensive starters from Super Bowl LIX under contract once the new league year begins.

NFL teams can start reshaping their rosters by signing free agents this week. There’s plenty of attention on the quarterbacks, including Sam Darnold, Russell Wilson and Justin Fields.

Josh Sweat and Milton Williams are set to cash in at the start of NFL free agency, and they could both land on the same team going forward. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reports that the Commanders are among the teams that could pursue both players and continue their continuity on the right side of defense.

The free-agent tampering period starts Monday, which really means we're about to start seeing free agents go off the board.

The Philadelphia Eagles could end up losing Josh Sweat as free agency kicks off across the National Football League next week. If the Eagles don’t sign Sweat to

The Philadelphia Eagles are predicted to replace star edge rusher and Super Bowl hero Josh Sweat with a former All-Pro who spent the 2024 season with the New York Jets.

ESPN's Jeremy Fowler shared that the current expectation is that both Josh Sweat and Milton Williams will hit the open market, meaning Philadelphia won't get new deals done ahead of then. "Baun was the Eagles' free agent priority,

While Sweat, 27, was often overlooked at times during his Philadelphia tenure in favor of longtime Eagles' defensive lineman like Brandon Graham and Fletcher Cox, young superstar

Josh Sweat is going to be coached by Jonathan Gannon again. Sweat, the top edge rusher on the market, has agreed to sign a four-year deal with the Cardinals on Monday, according to multiple reports. The initial reports indicate Sweat's contract is worth $76.