PHILADELPHIA – Nakobe Dean just laughed when asked on Wednesday if the six snaps he played on special teams was the role he envisioned last Thursday in New York

The Philadelphia Eagles ' offense has been sputtering this season, ranking 30th in the NFL after six games. The Eagles failed to score in the second half of their Week 6 loss to the New York Giants, and the week prior, they blew a 14-point fourth-quarter lead against the Denver Broncos.

The Eagles’ “get right” game turned into a disaster. Here’s what must change on special teams, defense, and offense to save their 2025 season.

The retirement of veteran edge rusher and three time Pro Bowler Za’Darius Smith from the NFL earlier this week, after 11 years in the league, has arguably thrown a bit of a spanner in the works to the Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive personnel.

There was a slight shift in the Eagles’ practice report on Thursday. The good news was that starting cornerback Quinyon Mitchell (hamstring) was

I didn’t coach them up well enough. My calls weren’t good enough,” the Eagles’ defensive coordinator said about the loss to the Giants. “We had trouble with them.