It's fitting, we suppose, that the debate regarding an awkwardly-named play included an awkwardly-worded comment.

Jeffrey Lurie apparently made a compelling case, but one line of his closing statement stood out from the crowd.

Most notably, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie put out a long statement on X (formerly Twitter) about the retirement. The message ...

So the NFL might change the rules to close the loopholes? Consider that a compliment to Roseman and Lurie and Philadelphia.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni is expected to become among the highest-paid coaches in the NFL with his new contract ...

The Athletic’s Dianna Russini recapped what Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie did behind the scenes ... We don’t disagree with either statement. We’re just pointing out that, much like Packers ...

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said “there are no words ... A year ago, such a statement would’ve been absurd. The Eagles initially signed the former Saints edge rusher to a ...

Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie has risked angering President Donald Trump after he said the team's Super Bowl White House visit was 'totally optional.' After beating the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX ...

For the first time in his 30 years of ownership, Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie called in to 94WIP on Monday to help celebrate Brandon Graham's legacy and made an interesting statement about his ...

The Eagles and head coach Nick Sirianni have reached an agreement on a multi-year contract after he led the team to a Super ...

The head coach was rewarded following a stretch of two Super Bowl appearances in three seasons, culminating in a victory in ...

And the Eagles tell PFT they have no comment at all on the thing owner Jeffrey Lurie said while addressing the room in support of keeping the "tush push" in the rule book. Seth Wickersham of ESPN ...