Nick Sirianni is going back to his roots before facing one of his former teams. With the Eagles’ offense struggling to find an identity, the Super Bowl-winning head coach Sirianni was more involved in the offensive preparations this week,

Former NFL QB and current analyst Dan Orlovsky will call Monday night’s Eagles-Chargers game on ESPN’s “Monsters, Inc.”-themed alternate broadcast.

The Eagles face intense scrutiny after back-to-back losses and the latest playoff models reveal if it's time for fans in Philly to panic.

If Omarion Hampton is coming back for the Chargers this week, he'll do so against an extremely weakened Eagles defense.

Veteran cornerback Darius Slay was claimed off waivers by the Buffalo Bills, ESPN’s Adam Schefter first reported on Wednesday. So much for that Eagles reunion. Despite interest from the Eagles in bringing back the 34-year-old who spent five season in Philadelphia,

ESPN NFL insider Dan Orlovsky has a theory on why the Philadelphia Eagles' offense has been so stale this year.

The incident comes following the Eagles' loss to the Chicago Bears this past Friday – the final score was 24-15. It's the second straight loss for The Birds, who fumbled a 21-point lead against the rival Dallas Cowboys on Nov. 23. This vandalism also comes following chants of "Fire Kevin!" at Friday's game from Eagles fans.