The Philadelphia Eagles acquired wide receiver John Metchie III from the Houston Texans, but NFL insiders suggest more trades could be on the horizon as general manager Howie Roseman stockpiles draft capital for future moves.

After the Philadelphia Eagles made a trade for John Metchie, it was revealed that Howie Roseman could go back on the hunt for more deals to improve the roster.

Now that the second week of the NFL's preseason is officially in the books, let's take a look at some standout performances from this week's action.

The Eagles will look to defend their Super Bowl title during the 2025 season, but who will make the 53-man roster?

Enter one receiver, John Metchie. Exit another, Johnny Wilson. John Metchie made his Eagles practice debut on Tuesday, a day after passing his ph

The Philadelphia Eagles are fresh off a Super Bowl win, but history shows defending champs rarely repeat. Only eight franchises have ever gone back-to-back. Here are five reasons Philly won’t.

Sanders impressed in his NFL debut last week against the Carolina Panthers with 138 passing yards and two touchdowns. However, he suffered an oblique strain during practice on Wednesday and remains si

PHILADELPHIA - One thing C.J. Gardner-Johnson explained in the offseason after his second exit from Philadelphia is that the playmaking safety wasn’t the most p

The Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans have agreed to a trade that sends wide receiver John Metchie III and a 2026 sixth-round pick from Houston to Philadelphia in exchange for tight end Harrison Bryant and a 2026 fifth-round pick,

It's impossible to tell the story of the 2017-18 Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles without discussing a near-MVP season by their young gunslinger. Carson Wentz seemed destined for stardom, both on the field and off. Former President Barack Obama had even coined the phrase 'Wentz Wagon' during a winning streak to begin his NFL career.

The injuries piled on during today’s practice. Rookie safety Drew Mukuba appeared to suffer a hamstring injury during an individual drill and never returned to practice. Second-year wide receiver Johnny Wilson got rolled up during a team drill and couldn’t put pressure on his left foot. He was later carted inside.