Donovan McNabb was a 13-year NFL player, turning out primarily for the Philadelphia Eagles. During his 11 season-run in Philly, McNabb made 6 Pro Bowl selections, made the playoffs 8 times while winning the NFC East 5 times. McNabb also powered the Eagles' 2004 Super Bowl team. The Syracuse product is the Eagles' franchise leader in passing yards, passing touchdowns, attempts and completions.
A product of Mississippi State, Fletcher Cox was a first-round pick in the 2012 NFL draft. The defensive tackle played his entire 12-year career with the Philadelphia Eagles. Cox made 6 straight Pro Bowls from 2015-2020 and was named to 3 Second Team All-Pros and the 2018 First Team All-Pro. Cox recorded 70 sacks in his NFL career.
Lane Johnson is an integral member of the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive line. Johnson has been the NFL's top-graded right tackle over the past few seasons. Johnson has 6 Pro Bowl selections, 2 First Team All-Pros and 3 Second Team All-Pros. The 34-year-old will appear in his third Super Bowl on February 9.
Pete Pihos was a World War II veteran who played as an end in the NFL for 9 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. Pihos tallied a 1000-yard receiving season as well as two 800-yard seasons in his final 3 NFL seasons. With 6 Pro Bowl selections, 61 receiving touchdowns and two consecutive NFL championships, Pihos was inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1970.
Currently the oldest active NFL player, Jason Peters was a titan on the Philadelphia Eagles during his 12 seasons there. Peters won 7 of his 9 Pro Bowl selections there as a left tackle, also winning both of his First Team All-Pro selections and all 4 of his Second Team All-Pro selections there. Peters was the starter at the Eagles' Super Bowl LII win.
Brian Dawkins is the greatest secondary in Philadelphia Eagles history. During his 13 seasons in Philly, Dawkins logged 7 of his 9 Pro Bowl selections while also making 4 First Team All-Pros. Dawkins was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2018.
Jason Kelce is among pro football's greatest centers of all time. Kelce spent all 13 seasons of his NFL career in Philadelphia, tallying 7 Pro Bowl selections and 6 First Team All-Pro nods during his time in the City of Brotherly Love. He is one half of the New Heights podcast with brother Travis Kelce.
The Minister of Defense was pro football's standout defensive player alongside Lawrence Taylor during his heyday. Reggie White played 8 NFL seasons for the Philadelphia Eagles, making 7 All-Pro teams (6 First Team) and winning two straight NFL Defensive Player of the Year awards in 1987 and 1988. White was posthumously inducted to the Pro Football Hall of Fame after his untimely death in 2004.
Chuck Bednarik was the last two-way player in pro football before Deion Sanders' advent. Bednarik played as a linebacker on defense and as a center on offense, winning 2 NFL championships with the Philadelphia Eagles. He amassed a whopping 10 First Team All-Pro nods in addition to his eight Pro Bowl selections during his iconic 14-year career in pro football.
