In the latest episode, Jeff McLane explores the pressing question of how prepared the Eagles are to defend their Championship title as they gear up for the 2025 season.

Donna Kelce’s name appeared in a leak of "The Traitors" potential Season 4 cast members, alongside Johnny Weir and stars of “Survivor,” “Real Housewives,” and more.

Nick Calcaterra stumbled upon an Eagles bar in Portland and was embraced as a game-day regular. His brother, tight end Grant Calcaterra, has been giving back to the community ever since.

Pat O’Donnell and Nick Foles teamed up to develop the brand that represents a community of dads who cherish the daily grind of raising children.

Giants fan Lauren Matarese-Philpott lost a bet to her husband, a diehard Eagles fan. Now, she has a tattoo of Jason Kelce with a well-placed bald eagle.

Ryan and Ron Stevens went “guerrilla style” to get their custom cleats noticed four years ago. Now they have customers across Philly sports, and a pair that made it to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

Jyrah Campbell started her Jalen Hurts fan account, HurtsFanZone, in 2017, when she was 15. The Eagles QB and his family follow it and send her birthday wishes — but this year was different.

The linebacker had a meteoric rise last season as he became an All-Pro. More players are seeking him out for advice now.

After he was fired by the Jaguars in January, the former Eagles coach saw a chance to catch up on life. That has meant travel, visiting his grandchildren, and becoming a Houston Roughnecks fan.

Campbell, who was selected with the 31st overall pick in the NFL draft, has a four-year deal worth about $14.9 million.

Saquon Barkley is the first running back since 2017 to top the NFL's top merch list.

Brian Dawkins has some advice for Cooper DeJean and Quinyon Mitchell as the young Eagles defensive backs enter their second seasons.

Tickets for Eagles regular-season games as well as their open training camp practice go on sale at 10 a.m. Thursday — but you'd better not wait.

Hurts is entering his sixth season with his sixth play-caller. He made it seem as if this season should be an easier adjustment than learning Kellen Moore's offense, which was "95% new."

Robert Gladden was selected from a group of mentees from Philly’s KB Foundation to have his face scanned by EA Sports game developers.