It would take a lot for the Philadelphia Eagles to trade for projected No. 1 pick Abdul Carter, but Thursday's news was a start.

Howie Roseman said he’s “OK” now. The Philadelphia Eagles general manager is no longer bleeding for his city. Its

Mary Kay Cabot, Ashley Bastock and Dan Labbe talk about the Myles Garrett situation on Thursday's Orange and Brown Talk podcast.

The biggest reason to doubt the Eagles will end up trading for Browns superstar Myles Garrett: Andrew Berry doesn't want to be Joe Schoen.

One of the most incredible aspects of the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl win is that they did it without two of the highest-paid defensive players on their roster, Bryce Huff and James Bradberry. That’s right,

NFL fans are not having a recent report claiming the Eagles are ready to take a big swing and acquire Myles Garrett.

An offseason battle may be shaping up, one that could even the scales between the Commanders and Eagles. Or, depending on which franchise comes out on top, put Washington further behind the world champions.

Earlier in the week, the NFL announced that the salary cap would drastically increase next year to $279.2 million. Football fans have quickly taken to social media to discuss what this jump would mean for potential free agents or players looking for a new team.

Paul Pierce has claimed that Myles Garrett moving to the Philadelphia Eagles would be like Kevin Durant returning to the Golden State Warriors in the NBA. Garrett is a former Defen