Evan Mathis

Could Brandon Boykin be the next Eagle to fly the coup? According to a report in the Miami Herald the Eagles are "willing to trade" just about anybody, but one name that is most likely to be available is the Eagles nickel corner. The former fourth-round pick is just 24, but is lack of size (5'10/185) and versatility is something the Chip Kelly values in a player...

The Eagles could soon be in the market for two new starting guards. Earlier this off season, the team cut ties with long time guard Todd Herremans, who signed with the Indianapolis Colts, and now could do the same with Evan Mathis. According to USA Today's NFL reporter Jim Corbett,  Drew Rosenhaus, the agent for Mathis is "looking for a team fit" for Mathis at the NFL owners' meetings...

The Eagles signed a new running back today, signing former Cowboys back DeMarco Murray. One questions is whether or not a lot of Murray's success could be attributed to the mammoth Cowboys offensive line.  The Eagles line is a much more athletic, smaller line then the Cowboys...

It's hard to beat a team twice in the same the season, let alone twice in three weeks. That is the task in front of the Philadelphia Eagles, as they welcome the Dallas Cowboys to Lincoln Financial Field for Sunday night football. With both teams sitting at 9-4 on the season, the NFC East hangs in the balance. Given the current landscape of the NFC, there is a real possibility that the loser of thi

The Philadelphia Eagles enjoyed their Thanksgiving feasting on a healthy helping of Dallas Cowboys and assuming sole possession of first place in the NFC East.

The Philadelphia Eagles were embarrassed by the Green Bay Packers last week. They took out their frustrations on the Tennessee Titans to the tune of a 43-24 victory.

Just as one member of the Eagles offensive line is ready to make his return, another member of the line will miss the rest of the season. Eagles starting left guard Evan Mathis is expected to be activated from short-term I.R. in time for Week 10 against the Panthers...

Eagles center Jason Kelce took a significant step in his recovery from sports hernia surgery by returning to practice last week, albeit on a limited basis.

The Eagles practice field at the Nova Care Center was a little more crowded than it has been the past few weeks.

Philadelphia defeated St. Louis, 34-28, at home in Week 5, improving to 4-1 for the first time since 2006 with the victory.