Jeff McLane

The Eagles' regular season roster is set - for now. How ready is the team for the new year, and will the talent be enough for the Eagles to get back to Super Bowl contention? The Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane and Mike Sielski examine general manager Howie Roseman's final roster decisions in the aftermath of cutdown day.

The Eagles quarterback has a new offensive coordinator in Sean Mannion, and the need to bounce back from a disappointing 2025 season.

PHILADELPHIA — Jalen Hurts wanted more context. He wanted to know why a certain question was asked, or more pointedly, the narrative of the story that was clearly behind the asking.

Another season of double-digit wins is in the cards, according to our prognosticators. But one selector has the Birds narrowly missing the playoffs.

Jeff McLane explains why this year, in the absence of traded star A.J. Brown, DeVonta Smith has to take the next step, while also taking charge of the Eagles' wide receivers group.

The Eagles have mostly owned the Commanders in the Dan Quinn era, but new faces for both teams raise the level of uncertainty.

Hurts tossed three touchdowns and made plays with his legs, including a 22-yard scramble on the Eagles' final touchdown drive. Baun led the Eagles with 12 tackles.

The offense went stretches without clicking, and Landon Dickerson struggled in particular, but Hurts showed enough aptitude in the Sean Mannion offense to get them by.

The Eagles eked by the Commanders Sunday, while the Cowboys looked bad against the Giants.

Jalen Hurts did the famous Michael Jordan “I don't know” shrug after his first touchdown pass and expressed the same whimsy when asked about the gesture after the Eagles' 24-22 win over the Washington Commanders on Sunday.