The Philadelphia Eagles have made an adjustment to their wide receiver position amid their offensive struggles.

The home of Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo was egged over the weekend following the team's loss to the Chicago Bears, police said.

After Friday’s 24-15 loss to the Chicago Bears, some Philadelphia Eagles fans took things to a new level when they reportedly egged offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo’s family home.

Philadelphia threw an interception to end their second offensive drive of the second half. Then, on their third. Jalen Hurts and company finally found some traction. Following a 33-yard TD pass to A.J. Brown, one that brought the Eagles to within one point with 8:05 remaining in the third quarter, Jake Elliott missed an extra-point attempt.

There are ways in which Nick Sirianni and his staff can improve the Eagles' broken offense, but as Doug Farrar writes, it will require Sirianni to throw out his priors and modernize his playbook.

The Philadelphia Eagles' defense shut down the Detroit Lions' high-powered offense in a 16-9 win on Sunday night at Lincoln Financial Field.

The Philadelphia Eagles are not a part of this year's slate of Thanksgiving Day National Football League action. There will be three games on Thursday, but the

The Bears have two head-to-head matchups left against the Packers, who are 8-3-1. Now that Chicago has beaten the Eagles, the Bears should feel confident that they can beat the Packers too. A team with four straight double-digit loss seasons is in great shape to make the playoffs.

Heading into Week 12, the Eagles had an 8-2 record and looked set to secure first place in the NFC East. However, back-to-back losses to the Cowboys (24-21) and the Chicago Bears (24-15) have opened the door for Dallas. And seen them flexed out of primetime.