The Philadelphia Eagles are currently on a two-game losing streak heading into Sunday’s matchup against the Minnesota Vikings. ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported on Sunday that, following the sudden retirement of pass rusher Za’Darius Smith,

Philadelphia Eagles great Brandon Graham is considering coming out of retirement. The veteran edge called time on his career after winning a second Super Bowl with Gang Green in February. But

Former Philadelphia Eagles star Brandon Graham is reportedly considering returning to the team after they lost Za'Daris Smith to retirement last week.

Za'Darius Smith's abrupt retirement stunned the Eagles and opened the door to a familiar face returning to Philadelphia. Smith, who signed a one-year contract with the Eagles after Week 1, informed the team Monday morning that he was retiring following the Week 6 loss to the New York Giants.

The Eagles are a completely different team when Saquon Barkley is on, and their chances at winning back-to-back Super Bowls ride on it.

The Philadelphia Eagles finally did what everyone was waiting for and got their passing game going in Sunday's Week 7, 28-22, win over the Minnesota Vikings.

Donovan McNabb did it first, in 2007. And then Nick Foles did it in 2013.

The Philadelphia Eagles are being predicted to pull off a trade with the Miami Dolphins for a 30-year-old Super Bowl-winning cornerback who is already familiar with Philadelphia.

Two-time Super Bowl champion with the Philadelphia Eagles Brandon Graham is mulling comeing out of retirement.

Even though the vibes around the Philadelphia Eagles are odd right now as they search for answers amid their two-game losing skid, the defending Super Bowl champs aren't looking to trade A.J. Brown.