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Brooks Kubena

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Eagles Beat Writer at The Athletic

Eagles beat writer for @TheAthletic | [email protected]

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  • 5 days ago | nytimes.com | Brooks Kubena

    Rookie minicamp is over. As May unfurls, a countdown continues until the Philadelphia Eagles return to the NovaCare Complex for six offseason workouts and a one-day mandatory minicamp on June 10. After a maintenance-oriented offseason, Philadelphia's starting offensive lineup remains mostly unchanged from Super Bowl LIX. The defense underwent a significant turnover for yet a third offseason.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Brooks Kubena

    The Philadelphia Eagles are close to finalizing a deal with Dallas Goedert on a re-worked contract that will keep the tight end with the franchise for the 2025 season, a league source confirmed Wednesday. The Eagles, who spent the offseason maintaining their budget, tried finding a trading partner for Goedert. The 30-year-old was scheduled to be the team's fifth-highest cap hit in 2025, according to Over the Cap.

  • 1 week ago | nytimes.com | Brooks Kubena

    SICKLERVILLE, N.J. - The engine of the pickup truck cut. Out stepped Brian Wright, head football coach at Timber Creek High, still holding the phone that had buzzed enough times to serve as an alarm clock on the first day of spring break. He awoke to 63 unread messages. There was no need to unlock the phone. He understood. He'd fallen asleep during the first round of the NFL Draft. The Philadelphia Eagles hadn't yet picked, and Jihaad Campbell had still been on the board.

  • 2 weeks ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Brooks Kubena

    QuarterbackGeneral manager Howie Roseman restocked his “quarterback factory” by spending the No. 168 pick on Syracuse’s Kyle McCord.

  • 2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Brooks Kubena

    The Philadelphia Eagles entered the offseason with a maintenance-oriented plan to balance a budget that needed to make room for future contract extensions without jettisoning too many key veterans. A reigning Super Bowl champion seeking to elongate its golden era accepted the risk of a conservative free agency cycle, knowing that the 10 rookies it eventually acquired in another trade-happy draft could help fill the depth holes that remained, especially on defense.

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Brooks Kubena
Brooks Kubena @BKubena
12 May 25

Now a Saturday game for the Eagles. Dec. 20: Eagles at Commanders. Part of a double-header that day with Packers-Bears.

Brooks Kubena
Brooks Kubena @BKubena
9 May 25

You asked, I answered. An Eagles mailbag: Where does Cooper DeJean play, fate of Bryce Huff and more https://t.co/La0f9YC9UQ

Brooks Kubena
Brooks Kubena @BKubena
7 May 25

Dallas Goedert's restructured contract is only a temporary solution at tight end for the Eagles, though a much-needed one for 2025. After not drafting a tight end, the Eagles remain in the market for a long-term solution for 2026 and beyond. https://t.co/884LAo5bJk