For the first time since September, the Philadelphia Eagles were on the losing end of the scoreboard as the clock wound down to zero seconds. Even while dealing with drama amongst teammates or mustering close wins against the Carolina Panthers and Cleveland Browns, the Eagles were the hottest team in the NFL.

Two Eagles offensive starters who are dealing with injuries were on the NovaCare Complex practice fields Friday, indicating that they should be ready for their potential NFC East clinching game against the Washington Commanders.

Terry Bradshaw's harsh critique of A.J. Brown's character raised eyebrows after the Eagles wide receiver delivered another stellar performance, even without Jalen Hurts under center.

A new mystery started gripping the Eagles ahead of their NFC East showdown against the Commanders. Star wideout A.J. Brown was marked as a "limited

After a week of rumored tension between Brown and quarterback Jalen Hurts, which both players shut down before Sunday's game, the duo set a clear message early when Brown caught a first-quarter touchdown pass from Hurts and celebrated the touchdown pass together.

All-Pro receiver A.J. Brown was brought down on a hip-drop tackle that appeared to injure the star's knee. He has participated in practice in a limited fashion all week which left even further doubt about his availability.

The Philadelphia Eagles got dealt a little bit of a blow with a loss to the Commanders in Week 17. Let’s not focus on a game where Kenny Pickett was the quarterback for three whole quarters. There are bigger and better things ahead.

Philadelphia Eagles teammates Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown both say they're in a good place with their relationship.

On this front, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni reportedly tried to mend fences between Hurts and Brown. How? He had the Eagles actively practice and ponder team celebrations this week in an attempt to foster unity and an atmosphere of togetherness while getting them to recognize what they can accomplish when everyone is on the same page.

Philadelphia followed up a week of chatter about the QB and receiver's relationship with one of its most well-rounded games of the season.

Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown each said their relationship is "good" after Brandon Graham hinted at a potential family feud inside the Eagles' locker room.

The media had a field day with comments made by Brown following Philadelphia's narrow win over the Panthers on Dec. 8. In the team's next game, Brown and Hurts squashed any speculation about locker room discord.