The Philadelphia Eagles will hire Sean Desai as their new defensive coordinator.

Desai will replace Jonathan Gannon, who left to become the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.

Desai most recently served as the associate head coach and defensive assistant for the Seattle Seahawks. Before that he spent nine seasons with the Chicago Bears, including the 2021 season as defensive coordinator.

He was a high school teammate of former NFL quarterback and current ESPN analyst Dan Orlovsky in Shelton, Connecticut.

The Philadelphia Eagles have brought defensive coordinator candidate Sean Desai in for a second interview.

Desai previously interviewed virtually, but he's in Philadelphia in person this time, according to a report.

The Seattle Seahawks hired Desai as Associate Defensive head coach before the 2022 season.

While appearing on the Raw Room podcast, A.J. Brown put some pressure on the Philadelphia Eagles to sign Jalen Hurts to a lucrative contract extension.

"You gotta pay, bro," Brown said. "I love Philly. What I'm about to say … You do not pay this man, just ship me off wherever he's going to go. So, you talk about pressure, Howie [Roseman], get it done."

The Eagles have made it clear that signing Hurts long-term is their top priority this offseason.

In his first season with Philly, Brown had 88 receptions, 1,496 yards receiving and 11 touchdowns -- all career highs.

The Philadelphia Eagles will interview Vance Joseph this week for their vacant defensive coordinator position.

The Eagles are searching for a replacement for Jonathan Gannon, who left to become the head coach of the Arizona Cardinals.

The Cardinals released Joseph from his position after Gannon's hiring.

According to a report, Joseph will meet with the Eagles remotely on Wednesday and Thursday. He is also a candidate for the defensive coordinator job with the Denver Broncos.

Jason Kelce hasn't decided if he'll continue to play football after the Philadelphia Eagles' loss to the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl LVII.

James Bradberry excelled with the Philadelphia Eagles after signing a one-year prove-it deal before the season.

The cornerback earned second-team All-Pro honors with three interceptions and 17 passes defensed in 17 regular-season games. 

In the wake of the Eagles' loss in the Super Bowl, Bradberry says he hasn't yet talked with the team.

"I don't know what they got planning on over there, and I didn't want to ask about it because I just wanted my mind to be on football," Bradberry said. "But we'll talk about it soon."

The Arizona Cardinals have hired Jonathan Gannon as their new head coach on a five-year contract.

The other two finalists for the job were Cincinnati Bengals defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo and New York Giants offensive coordinator Mike Kafka.

Gannon had been the Eagles' defensive coordinator for the past two seasons and immediately made an impact. He turned Philadelphia into a top-10 defense in his first year, and this season, the Eagles ranked No. 2 in the league while boasting two Pro Bowlers.

Gannon replaces Kliff Kingsbury, who was fired in January after going 28-37-1 with one playoff appearance in four seasons.

Philadelphia Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson will undergo surgery for a torn adductor later this week, according to sources.

Johnson played through the injury and delayed surgery after suffering the injury on Christmas Eve against the Dallas Cowboys.

Johnson, 32, was selected as a first-team All-Pro for the second time and earned his fourth Pro Bowl selection this year.

He has not allowed a sack since Week 11 of the 2020 season.

Super Bowl LVII is on pace to become the third-most-watched television show in history, with an estimated 113 million people watching, according to preliminary numbers.

Fox said the audience estimate for the Kansas City Chiefs' win over the Philadelphia Eagles includes the broadcasts on Fox and Fox Deportes as well as streaming on Fox's and the NFL's digital sites. 

The 2015 game between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks on NBC holds the record at 114,442,000 viewers (not including streaming), followed by Super Bowl LI in 2017 on Fox between the Atlanta Falcons and Patriots (113,668,000).

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback James Bradberry admitted to committing a holding penalty on what became a crucial play in Super Bowl LVII.

"It was a holding," he said following the Eagles' 38-35 loss. "I tugged his jersey. I was hoping they would let it slide."

The penalty allowed the Chiefs to run out the clock and kick a game-winning field goal with less than 10 seconds remaining.

"Oh yes, a hundred percent," Smith-Schuster said when asked if it was a penalty. "My route's to strike in, strike back out. I mean Bradberry's a good player, but you know I feel like at some day, the call's gonna be called."

After the game, referee Carl Cheffers told pool reporter Lindsay Jones that the grab was transparent and there was "no debate" on whether it was a flag.