The Eagles owner said Philadelphia deserves to host a Super Bowl. That could only happen if the team's stadium has a roof.

Jeffrey Lurie has a serious influx of cash after selling 8% of the Eagles to two families who agreed to acquire small stakes in the franchise in deals that raised the team’s value to just north of $8.

With the Boston Celtics up for sale, there had been some speculation that Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie might step in and buy the iconic NBA franchise, but that likely won't be happening.  The idea of Lurie buying the team gained a lot of steam on Jan.

Sources indicated to The Inquirer that, while Lurie is not interested in acquiring the Celtics as a majority owner, he would be interested in acquiring a piece of the team as a limited partner.

The Birds' lease at Lincoln Financial Field in South Philly expires in 2032, raising questions about team's long-range plans.

Eagles chairman and CEO Jeffrey Lurie explains why he wouldn't be in favor of his team playing the Rams in Australia, as was reported

Lurie won't be giving up a game at Lincoln Financial Field in 2026, the season the Eagles are scheduled to have nine home games. "We are a natural team to play there," Lurie said.