The Philadelphia Eagles didn't earn home-field advantage in the NFC this year, but despite that, they could still make NFL history on Sunday based on the amount of home games they've played in the postseason.

The Eagles are heading to the NFC Championship game and will face the Washington Commanders for the third time this season.  Even with the Birds locked in a playoff run, it’s never too early for a look ahead at the 2025 NFL draft.

The Eagles signed TE Cameron Latu to a reserve/future contract and released WR Elijah Cooks from the practice squad.

If fans had been told that the Philadelphia Eagles would be playing the Washington Commanders in the NFC Championship, the number of direct flights from PHL to New Orleans would have skyrocketed.

Twenty-eight of the 32 picks in the first round are set, starting with Tennessee at No. 1. Here's what four experts predict will happen in Round 1.

Commanders tight end Zach Ertz will face the Philadelphia Eagles, his former team, in the NFC championship game on Sunday.

Who will win Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles game? NFL playoff picks, predictions, odds, win probabilities for Sunday's postseason game.

The Eagles are back in the NFC championship game, their third appearance since the 2017 season. Eight of the Birds' nine NFC title game appearances have come since 2000. The Eagles have already had the most NFC title game appearances since 2000, with seven. Sunday will be the eighth.

What channel is Washington Commanders vs Philadelphia Eagles game on? How to watch NFL playoff game Sunday, with time, TV, streaming, announcers.

The Los Angeles Rams are turning the page on a productive season. One recent mock draft has them adding the next great running back in franchise history.

Ohio State held on to defeat Notre Dame in the College Football Playoff National Championship. Eric Edholm provides three takeaways from the game, with an eye on the 2025 NFL Draft.

The Rams have capably blended the old guard with a youth movement, but that might be challenging in keeping players like Stafford, Kupp, Havenstein and Higbee