The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2025 Super Bowl run is over. Following a lopsided 40-22 victory, head coach Nick Sirianni, running back Saquon Barkley, and quarterback Jalen Hurts are ready to run it back. While the team could easily keep celebrating,

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie hinted on Tuesday that head coach Nick Sirianni will soon be receiving a contract extension. "You guys will find out soon enough that Nick will be our coach moving forward,

Jeffrey Lurie hinted Tuesday that Nick Sirianni will receive a lucrative new contract after the team's Super Bowl win.

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni waffled on an answer to a question about possibly trading veteran TE Dallas Goedert.

The celebration as Super Bowl champions has come and gone for the Philadelphia Eagles . Now, they need to do whatever they can to repeat that success throughout the 2025 offseason. While some teams rest on their laurels following a Super Bowl title, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni has made sure that won't be happening to his team.

Nick Sirianni said right now he's on our football team and obviously Dallas Goedert has meant a lot to us when asked about the Eagles tight end

While a potential tush push ban would affect the Eagles drastically on the field, it could also affect their draft strategy.

As the Green Bay Packers' proposal to ban the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback sneak play—known as the tush push—gains popularity among the league's competition committee, one anonymous NFL coach told ESPN that he believes the ban is rooted in envy.

That would be star offensive lineman Lane Thomas, who implied the league was jealous of the Eagles' success with the tush push. Johnson, a six-time Pro Bowler, said other teams were upset about the play because "they ain't us."

It looks like the NFL is about to make a serious run at finally banning the tush push. According to reporting from ESPN's Kalyn Kahler, the proposal to ban the play initially pushed forward by the Green Bay Packers has support within the NFL's competition committee.

A formal proposal was submitted ahead of the NFL owners this week calling for the tush push to be banned, but the rule is not going to be implemented at

The proposal from the Green Bay Packers presented this week at the NFL’s annual meetings was to make the push element of the Eagles’ signature quarterback sneak play illegal. Opinions were clearly split on the Tush Push entering Tuesday and this debate will be revisited.

The Packers’ proposal to the NFL’s competition committee that the Tush Push be banned is the hot-topic issue at the NFL owners meetings this week.

The future of the tush push won’t be decided Tuesday, according to a person with knowledge of the decision. NFL owners had been set to vote on Green Bay’s proposal

On the other side, people like Green Bay Packers general manager Brian Gutekunst are citing safety concerns for players about the Tush Push remaining legal. That appears to be the