C.J. Gardner Johnson wasn't happy after being traded from the Philadelphia Eagles after winning Super Bowl LIX, and the current Houston Texans star clearly hasn't gotten over the move.

Former Philadelphia Eagles safety Chauncey Gardner-Johnson has been vocal and unhappy since the organization traded him to the Houston Texans just weeks after winning Super Bowl LIX. The outspoken star led the Eagles in interceptions last season,

In a recent appearance on Ryan Clark's The Pivot podcast, Gardner-Johnson walked that back a bit, saying “I got nothing against them. If they win six more rings without me, they deserve it." But he also shared his perspective on why he is no longer an Eagle.

Months after the Eagles won their second Super Bowl, Brandon Graham believes the team can win the big game for the third time in the 2025 season.

In the history of the NFL, only eight teams have managed to win back-to-back Super Bowls. While winning it all is the ultimate goal for every team, some feel focusing solely on holding the Lombardi Trophy at the end of the year is counterproductive.

The natural word to use would be "repeat." But Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni won't. Neither will any of the players. Instead, they're focusing on a different phrase. One that signifies the Eagles' expectations for excellence lasting well beyond the 2025 season, even though the Eagles are considered odds-on favorites to, ahem, repeat.

When C.J. Gardner-Johnson got traded, he said there was no bad blood between him and the Philadelphia Eagles. He’s had a personal vendetta against every team th

Philadelphia rookies and veterans will report for training camp on July 22, and we're examining six reasons why the Eagles should be optimistic about the 2025 NFL season

The Philadelphia Eagles and Detroit Lions are viewed as favorites in 2025 to reach the Super Bowl from the NFC.