Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley may have played a round of golf with President Donald Trump, but that doesn't mean he ...

Barkley, in Year 2 with the Eagles, has emerged during the first two weeks of training camp as an obnoxious, annoying, ...

Amid being left off Cam Newton's Top 10 QBs list, Nick Sirianni indirectly defended Jalen Hurts and his abilities.

The Philadelphia Eagles' first week of training camp has turned into a topic of fierce debate, and it's not just because of new faces or bold predictions. Instead, the buzz is cen ...

A.J. Dillon, nicknamed "Quadzilla," is a powerful and versatile running back for the Philadelphia Eagles. Dillon's presence ...

PHILADELPHIA — Saquon Barkley sat behind the table, following the man who’s much like a mountain. Lane Johnson lumbered ...

Sprinting to the center of the field, Barkley started having words — friendly words and with smiles beaming — with Eagles ...

The Philadelphia Eagles have begun training camp focused on the present, not their past Super Bowl victory. Players and ...

Football is a team sport, which was last evidenced pretty clearly in Super Bowl LIX: The Philadelphia Eagles dominated the Kansas City Chiefs thanks to an all-star setup on both sides of the ball, and ...

Saquon Barkley, coming off a 2,000+ yard rushing season culminating ... So that’s the most important thing. The way (head coach) Nick (Sirianni) and everyone here has handled it has been really ...

Jordan Mailata, Jalen Hurts, and Nick Sirianni avoid discussing the Eagles "defending" their Super Bowl crown. Saquon Barkley shared similar views during training camp Wednesday.

The natural word to use would be "repeat." But Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni won't. Neither will any of the players.