The Philadelphia Eagles have long been known for producing top-tier talent, and as the 2025 NFL offseason unfolds, several former Eagles stars are finding new homes for the next chapter of their careers. Whether through trades, free agency signings, or coaching opportunities, these alumni are continuing to make an impact in the football world. Let’s take a look at where some of these Eagles legends are landing next.
Jason Kelce Begins Life After Football
After an illustrious career with the Eagles, longtime center Jason Kelce has officially stepped away from the game—but that doesn’t mean he’s fading from the spotlight. The future Hall of Famer is rumored to be weighing offers from multiple broadcasting networks, with both ESPN and Amazon reportedly interested in bringing him on as an analyst. Additionally, Kelce remains connected to Philadelphia through charity work and his widely popular podcast with his brother, Travis Kelce.
Fletcher Cox Joins New Contender
After 12 dominant seasons anchoring the Eagles’ defensive line, Fletcher Cox has moved on in free agency. The veteran defensive tackle has signed a one-year deal with the Baltimore Ravens, adding veteran leadership and playoff experience to an already fearsome defense. Cox, a Super Bowl champion with Philadelphia, expressed his excitement about the move, stating, “Baltimore plays my kind of football. I’m ready to bring that same intensity I had in Philly to my new team.”
Brandon Graham’s Surprise Move
One of the most beloved Eagles in franchise history, Brandon Graham, shocked fans by signing with the Detroit Lions for the upcoming season. While many expected him to retire an Eagle, Graham instead chose to finish his career in his home state of Michigan, where he originally made a name for himself at the University of Michigan. Though it will be strange to see him in a different uniform, Eagles fans will always appreciate his legendary strip-sack on Tom Brady in Super Bowl LII.
Zach Ertz Finds a New Home
After spending time with the Arizona Cardinals and briefly reuniting with the Eagles at the end of last season, tight end Zach Ertz has inked a deal with the Miami Dolphins. The move reunites him with head coach Mike McDaniel, who plans to utilize Ertz as a veteran presence alongside young star tight end Durham Smythe. With Miami’s high-powered offense, Ertz could see a resurgence late in his career as he chases another Super Bowl ring.
Nick Foles Steps Into Coaching
The hero of Super Bowl LII, Nick Foles, has officially retired from playing football but isn’t leaving the game behind. The former Eagles quarterback has accepted a role as a quarterbacks coach with the Indianapolis Colts, mentoring young talents like Anthony Richardson. Foles’ experience and deep understanding of the game could make him a valuable asset on the sidelines.
The Eagles Legacy Lives On
While these former Eagles stars have moved on to new chapters, their legacy in Philadelphia remains intact. Whether it’s Kelce dominating the broadcast booth, Cox terrorizing quarterbacks in Baltimore, or Foles shaping the next generation of quarterbacks, the impact of these alumni continues to be felt throughout the league.
As the 2025 season approaches, Eagles fans will undoubtedly keep a close eye on their former heroes, cheering them on no matter where their journeys take them next.
