An updated overview of the Eagles' spending on offensive and defensive positions, and their ranking among all 32 teams following mandatory minicamp.

The Eagles are in first place! Can the Cowboys keep up? A breakdown of the game, key players, and the battle for the division ...

the Eagles continued with spending a high pick on a safety. And it’s easy to see why. Andrew Mukuba is not the biggest safety in the world, but he makes up for it with high-level athleticism ...

Analysis: The Eagles signed Gibson on Tuesday and he only ... Quite simply, the corners aren't good enough, and the Eagles need to spend significant resources there this offseason ...

If the Eagles follow through with most -- if not all -- of those moves, they’ll have some money to spend in free agency ... Plus, exclusive news and analysis. Sign up now for a free trial.

The Eagles spending a Day 3 pick on a quarterback isn’t altogether surprising. They historically value depth in the room, which took a hit after they traded Kenny Pickett to the Browns.

Here are the Eagles' and Saints' inactives, with analysis. The Eagles elevated WR ... and looked fast. But he'll spend the first four games on the PUP list. The Eagles have four safeties on ...

The Eagles weren't comfortable with the idea that tight end Dallas Goedert would be there at No. 52 overall, so they spent their fifth-round pick to jump the Cowboys and get their man. Spending ...

The Eagles should build around the QB position this season, instead of spending another high pick ... Plus, exclusive news and analysis. Sign up now for a free trial. Our journalism needs your ...

It’s hard to see the Eagles spending any kind of significant money on a RB2 after already giving Barkley a big extension and raise this offseason. Thoughts and options: While Goedert is ...

A majority of the Eagles' spending comes on the offensive side of the ball, as their top six players in average annual value (AAV) are all on that side of the ball. Saquon Barkley is notably ...