Philadelphia Eagles | Eagles Update Podcast

Three days of the NFL Draft produced nine picks for the Eagles, led by first-round choice WR DeVonta Smith. The team emerged from the weekend pleased with the process and the way it all came together for new head coach Nick Sirianni.

The line of scrimmage was the focus for the Eagles on Day 2 of the 2021 NFL Draft as the team selected offensive lineman Landon Dickerson in Round 2 and defensive tackle Milton Williams in the third round. General manager Howie Roseman explains the thinking as the Eagles go into the trenches with two picks and now head into Day 3 of the Draft with 8 more picks.

In Round 1 of the 2021 NFL Draft, the Eagles traded from No. 12 to No. 10 and selected Alabama wide receiver Devonta Smith, the 2020 Heisman Trophy winner who had a record-setting collegiate career. The Eagles and Smith talk about the fit with the first round of the Draft now in the books.

The Eagles are on the clock, sort of, as the 2021 NFL Draft begins. General manager Howie Roseman discusses having the 12th overall pick in the Draft and what the Eagles' options might be in tonight's first round.

The NFL Draft begins on Thursday night and the Eagles are armed with 11 draft picks and they see that as a great opportunity to improve the roster and shape the future of the franchise. General manager Howie Roseman talks about the goals for the weekend.

The pre-NFL Draft landscape is different for 2021 with no NFL Scouting Combine, so how do teams learn as much as they can about the draft prospects? The Eagles took the approach of bringing the Combine to Philadelphia, in a sense, as Thursday's Round 1 approaches.

What is a "Nick Sirianni-kind of player" for the Philadelphia Eagles? As we begin the 2021 NFL Draft Week, the Eagles' head coach, in his first Draft in this position, explains exactly what he's looking to add to this football team.

With a new coaching staff on board, it's important that the personnel evaluation side of the Eagles meshes with what Nick Sirianni desires in a player. With the 2021 NFL Draft ahead, the team says the two sides are on the same page and have identified what they want to add for the season ahead.

General manager Howie Roseman talks about the team's decision to move from No. 6 in the first round of the 2021 NFL Draft to No. 12 and what it means for the Eagles when the Draft kicks off on Thursday, April 29.

What can RB Jordan Howard, signed to a one-year contract as an unrestricted free agent, provide to the Eagles offense? He talks about his hopes in this Eagles Update as Howard looks to rejuvenate his NFL career as a power running back.

New LB Eric Wilson expects to make a smooth transition in this Eagles defense and he thinks there really is no "limit" as far as he sees in this 2021 campaign. Wilson is fired up to be a big part of the Eagles' D, as he explains here.

The Eagles have added two more players in free agency – RB Jordan Howard and LB Eric Wilson. Here the analysis of the two veterans coming to Philadelphia, bringing the total free-agent additions to five in this offseason, and what they could mean for the 2021 campaign.

Nearly two weeks after making a trade to shake up the first round of the NFL Draft, the Eagles are weighing their options for April 29. NFL Insider Ross Tucker offers his national perspective on the deal the Eagles made with Miami.

Are you ready for some more Eagles football? In 2021, the schedule adds a 17th game to the season. What does that mean for the Eagles? We explain here.

The Eagles made a big trade on Friday, moving out of the No. 6 spot in the 2021 NFL Draft. What did they get in return? What does it mean for now and the future?

Joe Flacco heads into his 14th NFL season and he's here to help the Eagles at the QB position and in the locker room. He talks about his role and his keys to success in the league on this Eagles Update.

New Eagles safety Anthony Harris brings the right mentality to this defense, one he is expected to make an impact in for the 2021 season.

The Eagles have made another addition in free agency, adding veteran QB Joe Flacco. He adds competition and depth to the position for 2021.

Taking the football away is a priority for the Eagles in 2021, and bringing S Anthony Harris in helps the defense learn the ways of coordinator Jonathan Gannon. Harris has been one of the top-rated safeties in the league in the last three seasons.

The Eagles have dipped into the free-agency market, signing S Andrew Adams and retaining DT Hassan Ridgeway. Those "fit" players are exactly the kinds of players the team is identifying in this roster-building portion of the offseason.

Jalen Hurts is in line to be the starter at quarterback for the Eagles in 2021. New head coach Nick Sirianni discusses what he's seen from Hurts as he studied him from the 2020 season.

It's now official: The Eagles have traded QB Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman explains the decision to deal Wentz, the team's No. 1 draft pick in 2016.

The Eagles have been awarded compensatory draft picks and they now know the NFL's salary-cap limit for 2021. What does that mean in terms of building the roster? Also, defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon discusses the mentality of the defensive coaching staff and what the players can expect this season.

Center Jason Kelce is returning for his 11th Eagles season, a welcomed piece of news that gives the offense a boost as it builds for 2021. Kelce talks here of his decision to come back and help the team get back into the thick of things in the NFC playoff picture.

New head coach Nick Sirianni has his staff in place, including holdover offensive line coach Jeff Stoutland. Sirianni talks about why Stoutland is one of the premier offensive line coaches in the NFL and jokes that Stoutland is a favorite of Colts head coach Frank Reich, perhaps even ahead of Sirianni. Bottom line: The Eagles' offensive line is in very good hands with Stoutland at the helm.

As we continue to Meet The Coaches, head coach Nick Sirianni discusses what he likes about new QB coach Brian Johnson, who last season oversaw a powerful offense at the University of Florida. Johnson has a rich history in the college game as a coach and a former star quarterback at the University of Utah, and now he's in charge of an ever-changing Eagles' quarterback room.

Jonathan Gannon is the new Eagles' defensive coordinator and he is expected to bring an aggressive, attacking style of D to Philadelphia. In this Eagles Update, we hear from head coach Nick Sirianni and Chairman & CEO on why the team holds Gannon in such high regard.

In this Eagles Update, we introduce you to new offensive coordinator Shane Steichen, who has known head coach Nick Sirianni since their days together with the Chargers. Sirianni speaks in glowing terms of the man who will help ignite the Eagles' offensive attack in 2021.

The NovaCare Complex is celebrating its 20th birthday and team president Don Smolenski reflects on how the Eagles' home has changed through the years. He also looks into the future at a time when the Eagles' "family" can safely return to the building and prepare for the 2021 NFL season.

Eagles Chairman & CEO Jeffrey Lurie went through an extensive interview process to select the new head coach – Nick Sirianni. He talks about the decision to go with Sirianni and what it means for the Eagles in 2021 and beyond.

New Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni discusses his formula to create a winning football team. He's been a coach in the NFL for 12 seasons and in his first head coaching position shares his thoughts on what it takes to win, and win big, in this exclusive interview with Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro.

The Eagles have announced that Nick Sirianni, 39, is the team's new head coach. We will hear from the Eagles and from Sirianni in the days to come, but for now we'll get a preview of the man the Eagles have hired from Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich, the former offensive coordinator of the Eagles, who has worked with Sirianni for six years.

The Eagles are closing in on a head coach, and we will give you the latest here, along with the feelings of DE Brandon Graham, who is still glowing in the aftermath of being selected to his first-ever Pro Bowl. The "game" is on Sunday, January 31 and even if he won't have a chance to "play," Graham plans to have the "time of my life."

As the Eagles continue their search for a new head coach, we profile WR Travis Fulgham in this Eagles Update. His up-and-down ride in 2020 was a remarkable one and the question heading into 2021 is: Will the real Travis Fulgham please stand up?

As the Eagles dig into their search for a new head coach, Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie understands that improving the offense substantially is an important part of making the team a Super Bowl contender moving forward.

The Eagles made a major change on Monday, announcing the dismissal of head coach Doug Pederson after five seasons. Chairman/CEO Jeffrey Lurie explains the decision to move on from Pederson, the coach who won the Super Bowl LII in the 2017 season, and why he thinks the Eagles have a lot to offer potential candidates.

Jim Schwartz announced last week that he won't return as the Eagles' defensive coordinator in 2021. The Eagles need to replace him and find answers for a defense that, in the words of Eagles radio analyst Mike Quick "needs almost a complete overhaul." We take a look at the defense in this Eagles Update.

It's Thursday, January 7 and we are giving you a reminder that you will have your Eagles Update in your Podcast library throughout the offseason ahead!

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman know the NFL is an "extremely humbling business" and as the team looks to bounce back from a 4-11-1 2020 season, he knows how important it will be to have success in the 2021 NFL Draft in the spring. That is one of the many things the team is focusing on moving forward.

The Eagles dropped their 2020 season finale 20-14 to Washington on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field and head coach Doug Pederson and QB Jalen Hurts discuss the loss and the tough season the team had, compiling a 4-11-1 record.