Miles Sanders believes the Philadelphia Eagles have the makings of something special on offense.

After finishing with the NFL's top ranked rushing offense last season, they added A.J. Brown to the receiving group.

"Oh man," Sanders said when asked what it was like preparing for a season with Brown on the roster. "We all feel like we're on an all-star team, so we feel great. We feel unstoppable, I'm not gonna lie. The vibes are great, always have been."

Sanders is entering the final year of his rookie contract with the Eagles.

The Philadelphia Eagles have agreed to a one-year deal with Jaquiski Tartt.

The safety played his first seven seasons with the San Francisco 49ers, posting four interceptions and 18 pass breakups over 80 games.

Tartt, 30, will compete for playing time with K'Von Wallace, Andre Chachere and Jared Mayden.

Philadelphia Eagles rookie wide receiver Devon Allen won the 110-meter hurdles at the USATF NYC Grand Prix on Sunday.

Allen's time of 12.84 seconds was the third-fastest time in history. He was just four-hundredths of a second off the world record (12.80).

"I thought I could break the record today," Allen said. "Clean up a few things, and four-hundredths of a second is four-thousandths of a second per hurdle, which is so small. Going to have to wait for another race."

The 27-year-old Allen, a former Oregon wideout, signed a three-year contract with the Eagles in April.

The Philadelphia Eagles will roll with Jalen Hurts at quarterback for at least one more season.

They've added playmakers on both sides of the ball this offseason to better support Hurts, who is entering his third professional season.

"I'm noticing a big difference," Nick Sirianni said of Hurts. "What I see is a crisper ball. The accuracy I've been very pleased with. You can just see him taking strides every single day with his accuracy because of the fundamentals he has with his feet and his upper body."