Sunday's matchup with the Washington Commanders is the Eagles' ninth for the NFC title since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970.

The Carolina Panthers may be forced to pursue some drastic measures this offseason, as they need weapons, and they may have difficult landing them in free agenc

The Carolina Panthers will look to upgrade their defense in free agency. They’ll also look to establish a winning culture. The best way to do both is by adding performers from perennial playoff squads.

The Georgia native has had a well-traveled professional career. He was selected by the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the 2015 NFL Draft. After two years with the Browns, he joined the Kansas City Chiefs and started for eight games as the franchise ultimately defeated the San Francisco 49ers in Super Bowl LIV.

The Carolina Panthers selected six prospects from college all-star games last season. With the college all-star game season starting with the 100th East-West Shrine Bowl, The Observer previews the annual showcase.

The Carolina Panthers are nearing the business season. And naturally, Panthers fans have questions and concerns regarding the annual roster churn. We brought back the Panthers mailbag to answer those inquiries.

Saquon Barkley is a finalist for NFL MVP and Offensive Player of the Year. See which other Eagles are finalists.

According to The Athletic, Panthers RB Jonathon Brooks underwent a successful ACL surgery on his right knee last week.

The Panthers have added a pair of players on futures deals. Carolina announced on Tuesday that linebacker Carlos “Boogie” Basham and tight end James Mitchell have joined the club. Basham, 27, was a Bills second-round pick back in 2021 and has appeared ...

Jalen Hurts is committed to doing what it takes to win, even if that means he must play through injury. It wouldn’t be the first time. The 26-year-old Eagles quarterback confirmed Wednesday that he is on track to play in Sunday’s NFC championship game against the Washington Commanders despite suffering a knee injury in the divisional round against the Los Angeles Rams.

Reflecting on the ill-fated mid-season trade for wide receiver Diontae Johnson, Baltimore Ravens general manager Eric DeCosta admitted that he