Roku has secured the rights to chronicle the Philadelphia Eagles' dominant Super Bowl LIX victory, while ESPN finds itself in the awkward position of releasing a documentary about the Kansas City Chiefs' failed attempt at NFL history.

Repeat is one of the words the Eagles aren't using. They focused on that back in 2018 when they were trying to repeat as Super Bowl champions, embracing the challenge ahead of pursuing that accomplishment. The pressure got to them early in the season, and they had to rally in the final weeks just to make the postseason.

Unlike previous Super Bowl documentaries, NFL Films had months to assemble this year’s film. Weiner said the time was beneficial because there was more media to go through than ever, including footage the Eagles shot themselves for their online documentary series, Unscripted.

As the team prepares for the 2025 season, Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown said he turned the page just two to three days after Philadelphia's win over the Kansas City Chiefs, his first Super Bowl victory.

Super Bowl 2026 odds have been out since even before the Eagles walloped the Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX back in February, but now that training camps are underway and the preseason is upon us, the attention of the sports betting public is finally starting to hone in on football once again.

One by one, the Eagles stood firm on the first day of training camp that the word "repeat" for the 2024 champions is not part of the vernacular around the complex.

The Philadelphia Eagles have another new offensive coordinator. But the chemistry between Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown and others brings continuity.

The Philadelphia Eagles drafted Cooper DeJean last year and it didn't take long for him to shine as a rookie. He had some injury issues pop up ahead of the 2024