Could the former Eagles first-rounder find another backup job in the NFC East division with the Dallas Cowboys? One NFL writer suggests Wentz as one of three potential backup candidates for Dak Prescott.

The star players on the trade block appear to be Micah Parsons, Trey Hendrickson, and Terry McLaurin. The Eagles seem unlikely to trade for McLaurin after just trading for another receiver in Metchie. And even if they still had interest in a receiver, the Commanders are unlikely to trade within the division. Same for the Cowboys with Parsons.

Now that the second week of the NFL's preseason is officially in the books, let's take a look at some standout performances from this week's action.

That's not to say that Hendrickson's value is below DeJean's level. The Bengals' pass rusher is among the best in the league, as he registered a league-high 17.5 sacks in 17 games last season. He also produced 46 tackles, which also marked a career-high for the seasoned veteran, who has 110 appearances under his belt.

Look no further than two of the most prominent teams in the 2025 quarterback market: The Pittsburgh Steelers added DK Metcalf to pair with Aaron Rodgers, and the Seattle Seahawks added Cooper Kupp to pair with Sam Darnold.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is heading into his seventh NFL season following his team's Super Bowl LIX title in 2024-25.

It's impossible to tell the story of the 2017-18 Super Bowl-winning Philadelphia Eagles without discussing a near-MVP season by their young gunslinger. Carson Wentz seemed destined for stardom, both on the field and off. Former President Barack Obama had even coined the phrase 'Wentz Wagon' during a winning streak to begin his NFL career.

The Philadelphia Eagles and Houston Texans have agreed to a trade that sends wide receiver John Metchie III and a 2026 sixth-round pick from Houston to Philadelphia in exchange for tight end Harrison Bryant and a 2026 fifth-round pick,

Ndamukong Suh, 38, is a former NFL All-Pro defensive tackle known for his physical dominance and the disruptive edge he brought to the game. His reputation as an enforcer stemmed from his ability to consistently impact the line of scrimmage and bully his opponents throughout games.

The Eagles selected wide receiver Johnny Wilson in the sixth round of the 2024 NFL Draft. Wilson spent most of his rookie season as a backup, appearing in 16 games and making four starts. He caught five passes for 38 yards and a touchdown en route to securing his first ring at the professional level.