Andrew Brandt has been an agent and front office executive. Since 2012 he’s led Villanova’s sports law program, preparing students in everything from salary-cap management to NIL.

Since 2015, teams have traded out of the final pick of the first round five times. Will the Eagles join that trend in next week's draft? They've traded up four times in the first round since 2019.

Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was one of just six athletes to make the TIME100 list of the world's most influential people.

The foundation set a fundraising record in 2024 with $8.1 million, and is already on pace to surpass it in 2025. Research grants are a big part of its mission.

The last time the Eagles had the No. 32 pick, in 2018, they had a great draft. Perhaps the Birds will address tight end in the draft this time around.

Longtime Eagle Brandon Graham made sure to quiet the discussion of a potential comeback.

Taylor, the son of Hall of Fame edge rusher Jason Taylor, and Fannin, who played under Eagles quarterback coach Scot Loeffler, are among the Day 2 options the Birds could target.

All 32 NFL teams are allotted 30 predraft visits. Here's a look at which players the Eagles have met with — or plan to meet with — before the draft.

Former Cowboys running back Emmitt Smith said on a Dallas radio station that he’s sick of hearing "Go Birds" and is annoyed by the Eagles' success.

On the "Dudes on Dudes" podcast with Rob Gronkowski, Julian Edelman shared a funny moment he had with Saquon Barkley and Odell Beckham Jr. after the 2019 Met Gala.

The Eagles could use depth at the position. Will the draft be where they look to add a prospect?

Brandon Graham is ready for his next challenge post-retirement: Golf. The former Eagles defensive end talked about picking up the clubs, his dream golf course and more.

LeBron James was unveiled as Mattel’s first “Kenbassador” this week, entering the Barbie universe as the first male athlete to be featured as a Ken doll. Here are five current Philly sports figures we’d like to see as Ken.

“Champions aren’t born, they’re built by showing up every single day,” the two-time Olympic gold medalist Pronger told students at the Ed Snider Youth Hockey & Education ‘Fit to Lead’ event Thursday.