After the 2016 season, I wrote that Howie Roseman should be fired. Eagles coach Doug Peterson had stumbled to a 7-9 record in his first season as a coach of a fractured and poorly assembled roster. Roseman came off two years of exile from personnel matters in the middle of a power struggle with Chip Kelly,

The Eagles’ recent success is evidence that you have to be creative and inventive to win at the highest level.

The NFL Draft can be a crap shoot, but Howie Roseman has been MONEY on Day 2, particularly in the second round.

The Philadelphia Eagles received some good news on the injury front ahead of the NFC Championship Game, when starting quarterback Jalen Hurts was removed from the injury report after hurting his knee in the NFC Divisional Round.

Five Eagles have been nominated for end-of-year awards. All five are new arrivals to the team as well.

“He’s stronger than anybody I know,” Eagles cornerback Kelee Ringo, who played with Carter at Georgia, said. “Quick and fast, man. He can dunk. He’s so athletically gifted, man. Being able to use that with being smart, watching film, reading your keys. Skies the limit for the guy.”

After going through a warmup session on the field, Eagles center Cam Jurgens is officially active, but he may not start. A source told The Inquirer’s Jeff McLane that Jurgens wasn’t expected to play.

Cam Jurgens left warmups early but be active in today's NFC Championship game, solidifying the Eagles' offensive line against the Commanders.

PHILADELPHIA - After testing his balky back in pre-game warmups under the observation of head trainer Tom Hunkele and GM Howie Roseman, Eagles starting Cam Jurg

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles will not have Cam Jurgens for their NFC Championship game against the Washington Commanders, according to a report from the Inquirer’s Jeff McLane.

Eagles Pro Bowl center Cam Jurgens is officially active for the NFC Championship Game after entering the weekend listed as questionable.

Nov 30, 2024; College Station, Texas, USA; Texas Longhorns offensive lineman Cameron Williams (56) blocks during the first half against the Texas A&M Aggies. The Longhorns defeated the Aggies 17-7 at Kyle Field. Mandatory Credit: Maria Lysaker-Imagn Images