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With June 2 looming, buzz says an A.J. Brown trade from the Eagles to the Patriots could be imminent, with terms possibly agreed but not official until Brown passes a physical and the league is notified; the deal would spread the dead-money hit over two years, and while Rams or Chiefs were floated as alternatives, current chatter points to a Patriots arrival.
Nolan Smith, the Eagles' fourth-year edge defender, was reportedly arrested in Georgia for speeding and reckless driving after allegedly driving well over 130 mph; a mugshot circulated online and local outlets confirmed the arrest, though PhillyVoice has not independently verified the exact speed. The report comes amid a string of speeding incidents among NFL players, but no suspensions have followed, and the Eagles hope to have Smith healthy for the 2026 season after a year hampered by a triceps injury; they also exercised his fifth-year option for 2027.
The Philadelphia Eagles signed tight end Eli Stowers, their No. 54 overall pick in the 2026 NFL Draft, to a four-year rookie contract, making him the sixth 2026 draftee to sign. Markel Bell remains unsigned but can participate in spring workouts, with training-camp timing in late July as the deadline.
The piece aggregates opponent writers’ week-by-week predictions for the Eagles’ 2026 schedule, showing a mix of wins and losses (early wins vs Washington, Tennessee and Chicago; losses penciled in against Rams, Jaguars in London, Panthers, plus later games vs the Cowboys, Commanders, Giants, Seahawks, 49ers, and a second Giants clash). Overall, the rival predictions span 8-9 to 11-6, averaging about 10.3 wins. By comparison, a Philadelphia-focused poll foresees 12-5 and other Eagles-centered outlets lean 11-6. The article highlights bold takes (e.g., Giants sweeping the Eagles, Jaguars beating them in London) and notes the general tension between opponent forecasts and broader media/community predictions.
Philadelphia’s 2026 slate is projected as the seventh-easiest, offering a favorable early stretch and several rest advantages (bye before Week 11 vs. Steelers; mini-byes after Thanksgiving and Christmas Eve) that could help manage travel and injuries. But the schedule comes with heavy travel due to a London game, plus rest disadvantages in key spots against the Rams (Week 4), Panthers (Week 6), and Commanders (Week 8), and four opponents coming off byes against Philadelphia. There are multiple cross-country trips, at least five non-Sunday games, and a mix of NFC East tests, making for a solid but carefully navigated season. Overall it sits between the tougher 2023 and easier 2024 outlooks, suggesting a strong campaign with several rest- and travel-related caveats.
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 17-game schedule has leaked ahead of the official release, featuring a London game vs. the Jaguars in Week 5, multiple primetime appearances, a Week 10 Bye, and a Thanksgiving matchup with the Cowboys, with the rest following the NFL’s rotation (six NFC East games, one NFC division, and two AFC games). The schedule is projected as the seventh-easiest in 2026 based on win totals, and preseason dates remain TBD.
Philadelphia opens the 2026 season with a Week 1 home game against the Washington Commanders at Lincoln Financial Field, kickoff at 4:25 PM ET; it’s only the second time since 2021 the club starts at home, and they’ll meet Washington again in Week 8 on Sunday Night Football in Landover, with the full schedule to be released Thursday.
Two more Eagles 2026 games have leaked, both primetime: Week 3 Monday Night Football at the Chicago Bears and Week 8 Sunday Night Football against the Washington Commanders in Landover, Maryland. With these leaks, four of Philadelphia’s 17 regular-season games are now known, ahead of official schedule release.
The Philadelphia Eagles will play the Jacksonville Jaguars in London in Week 5 of the 2026 NFL season (Sunday, Oct. 11). This will be the Eagles' third international game, following a 2018 London win over the Jaguars and a 2024 win in São Paulo against the Packers. The article notes a likely Week 6 bye after the London game, though not confirmed, and says the full 2026 schedule will be released on May 14.
Adam Schefter confirms the Cowboys will host the Eagles on Thanksgiving 2026, creating a marquee late-season showdown that could decide the NFC East and influence playoff tiebreakers, with the schedule release also revealing Dallas’s opening on the road vs. the Giants.
Dallas will host Philadelphia on Thanksgiving Day (Week 12) with a 4:30 p.m. ET kickoff on FOX; the Cowboys’ Turkey Day game is traditionally the NFL’s top-rated regular-season contest, while the Eagles return to Arlington for the first time since 2014 and add to a rich Thanksgiving history between the two clubs. The full 2026 schedule is to be released later, with Dallas opening the season at the Giants on SNF and a Week 3 game against the Ravens in Rio de Janeiro.
Leaked reports, later confirmed by the NFL, have the Philadelphia Eagles visiting the Dallas Cowboys for a Week 12 Thanksgiving showdown at AT&T Stadium. If accurate, it would be the first Eagles-Cowboys Thanksgiving game since 2014, with a 4:30 PM ET start anticipated and the Cowboys viewed as a major NFC East challenger.
NFL analyst Logan Ulrich argues Brown’s potential move from the Eagles to the Patriots isn’t a done deal and a mystery suitor could complicate the trade, with teams like the Rams, Raiders, and Ravens still in the mix. Each scenario hinges on medicals, the price, and Brown’s remaining four-year contract, as Howie Roseman’s leverage grows with multiple bidders and no binding agreement yet.
The Philadelphia Eagles announced a sweeping front‑office reorganization across scouting, football operations, analytics and support staff, highlighted by hiring former Jets GM Mike Maccagnan as Personnel Executive and promoting Joe Douglas to Senior Vice President of Player Personnel (reuniting them on the Eagles). Adam Berry was promoted to Assistant General Manager, with a wave of title changes and new hires across roles such as Pro Scout Caspian Svenson and various operations, analytics, and player development positions, all aimed at offsetting offseason departures and refreshing leadership. The moves continue Philadelphia’s pattern of reuniting high‑ranking executives from prior stints, including Douglas returning to work with Maccagnan on the same staff.
The Steelers finished the 2026 NFL Draft with 10 picks, but their night-one bid to grab Makai Lemon at 21 was upended as the Cowboys reportedly moved up by trading with the Eagles, fueling speculation of a personal vendetta between Dallas and Pittsburgh. Beat writer Mark Kaboly suggested the moves looked personal, while Pittsburgh later drafted Max Iheanachor at tackle, a high-upside project who could develop into a starter.