Eagles rookie offensive tackle Markel Bell's size impressed Jordan Mailata during OTAs: "He's not of this planet."

As for the Eagles, they may rank fifth on this list today, but they possess enough talent, coaching, and upside to climb much higher by season's end. That's what happens when one of football's best defensive minds is still calling the shots. If some of the depth pieces step up, this will be a frustrating unit to deal with.

Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata knows that feeling all too well. He felt it during the offseason when legendary offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland left the Eagles after 13 seasons. The coach responsible for Mailata’s development as both a football player and a person won’t be there anymore.

The Philadelphia Eagles did something very right with their Jonathan Greenard move.

The Philadelphia Eagles have built championship teams through the draft, but some of the most important moments in franchise history arrived through trades. From acquiring Hall of Fame quarterbacks to landing All-Pro playmakers and flipping veterans for future assets, the organization has made several deals that have altered its trajectory.

PHILADELPHIA — Have the Eagles found an alien? Left tackle Jordan Mailata thinks rookie offensive tackle Markel Bell might be one. “When we found him, they said they found him out of Miami University. That’s a lie. He’s not of this planet,” Mailata said on Tuesday. Of course, Mailata is joking.

The Eagles have signed former East Carolina defensive tackle Zion Wilson, NBC Sports Philadelphia’s Ryan Fowler reported on Thursday evening. The deal included a $25K signing bonus and $225K in guaranteed money.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed a player who just lost a battle with the NCAA. The Eagles signed former East Carolina defensive tackle Zion Wilson, NBC Sports Philadelphia reported on Thursday. Wilson’s deal included $225,

Christian Parker's departure was significant, but as the Eagles settle into another year with Vic Fangio, concern seems to fade daily.