The Philadelphia Eagles are nowhere near a bad team in 2025. In fact, they remain a top NFC threat and favorite to return to the Super Bowl. However, the team's defense has been questioned plenty, and now they are being linked to two players who could bolster their weakest unit.

Jalen Hurts is the 11th-highest-paid QB in the NFL, and ESPN insiders believe a contract extension could come this summer

Philadelphia Eagles two-time Super Bowl champion defensive end Brandon Graham has ended his retirement from the NFL after seven months and will re-join the Eagles this week, according to reports.

Former Michigan defensive lineman Brandon Graham is coming out of retirement to rejoin the defending Super Bowl champions.

The Philadelphia Eagles are back on the Super Bowl path thanks to a monster outing from DeVonta Smith and A.J. Brown in Week 7.

Hurts peppered the Vikings' stingy defense with deep ball after deep ball to lead the Eagles to a 28-22 victory on Sunday, Oct. 19.

The Philadelphia Eagles finally did what everyone was waiting for and got their passing game going in Sunday's Week 7, 28-22, win over the Minnesota Vikings.

"I think the character of this team is special, and that's what wins championships," Bryant told NBC Philly's John Clark back in 2017. "You'll have some moments where you go up and down, but when the spirit of the team is a strong one, it's a collective one, then you have something that's really special."