Ed Kracz has been covering the Eagles full-time for over a decade and has written about Philadelphia sports since 1996. He wrote about the Phillies in the 2008 and 2009 World Series, the Flyers in their 2010 Stanely Cup playoff run to the finals, and was in Minnesota when the Eagles secured their first-ever Super Bowl win in 2017. Ed has received multiple writing awards as a sports journalist, including several top-five finishes in the Associated Press Sports Editors awards.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost their starting safety as the NFL's legal tampering got underway, and he will join two other starters on the road out of town.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost two key defenders early in free agency, with Jaelan Phillips leaving and now Nakobe Dean, a player they drafted four years ago.
Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman watched a lot of cornerbacks get gobbled up early when legal tampering began, but the move he made on one of his own could pay big dividends.
The free-agent market was barely open for two hours when receivers came flying off the shelves, which could lead to renewed trade interest for Eagles' superstar pass-catcher.
The Philadelphia Eagles lost their three-month rental when the Carolina Panthers swooped in with a huge contract, leaving the Eagles in clear need now of a pass rusher.
The Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle is now the highest-paid nose tackle in the NFL following a breakout season, which he talked about days after it ended.
The 2013 draft was deep with offensive linemen and so is the 2026 draft class, giving the Philadelphia Eagles plenty of talent to sort through to make sure they make the right choice again.