On Monday, the Eagles and the 49ers officially announced the move. As long as everything goes right on the physical front, the Eagles will net a 2026 mid-round draft pick from San Francisco.

Former Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Ronald Darby is retiring from the NFL, according to a report from NFL insider Adam Schefter. Darby hasn’t played for the Eagles since 2019 but he was a starter for them during their first-ever Super Bowl -winning season in 2017.

Another former Eagle is set to retire, as Ronald Darby informed the Houston Texans that he'll be walking away from the game after ten NFL seasons. Darby played college football for the Florida State Seminoles and was selected by the Buffalo Bills in the second round of the 2015 NFL draft.

The NFL is buzzing with unexpected player comparisons, surprising retirements and a former first round picks future still hanging in the balance.

Few teams in NFL history have dominated their way to a Super Bowl quite like the Philadelphia Eagles did last season. After a franchise-record 14 regular-season wins, the Eagles rolled through the postseason en route to their 40-22 win in Super Bowl LIX.

The fifth-round pick out of Boston College is undersized, but he has starting experience and NFL bloodlines. Here's what our writers think of his NFL chances.

Following the June 1 cut day, the list of teams set to pay the most dead money for 2025 was finalized. The San Francisco 49ers are set to pay the most in dead money while the Seattle Seahawks, Philadelphia Eagles, Jacksonville Jaguars and New York Jets round out the top five.