The fantasy football season is underway, which means it’s time to come up with a fantasy team name. Whether you’re deep into a dynasty league or starting up a new redraft team, finding the right name for your squad can be a challenge.
We compiled a list of the best fantasy football team names for each NFL franchise. But if you’re just looking for Philadelphia Eagles-themed team names, you’ve come to the right place.
Philadelphia Eagles Fantasy Team Names
- Hurts So Good (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurtin’ For a Title (Jalen Hurts)
- No Hurts, No Glory (Jalen Hurts)
- The Hurts Locker (Jalen Hurts)
- Go Directly to Jalen (Jalen Hurts)
- The Hurtsbreakers (Jalen Hurts)
- Jalen’s Pain Train (Jalen Hurts)
- So Good It Hurts (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts, Doesn’t It? (Jalen Hurts)
- MegaHurts (Jalen Hurts)
- Jalen My Way Downtown (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts When I Pee (Jalen Hurts)
- The Truth Hurts (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts and Goal (Jalen Hurts)
- World of Hurts (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts To Be This Good (Jalen Hurts)
- Baby Don’t Hurts Me, No More (Jalen Hurts)
- Tell Me Where It Hurts (Jalen Hurts)
- This Might Hurts (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts’ Bees (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts and Ernie (Jalen Hurts)
- Get Out of Jalen Free Card (Jalen Hurts)
- You Hurts My Feelings (Jalen Hurts)
- Hurts Donut (Jalen Hurts)
- Je Ne Saquon (Saquon Barkley)
- All Barkley, No Bite (Saquon Barkley)
- Oh, Saquon, Can You See (Saquon Barkley)
- Another ‘Quon Bites the Dust (Saquon Barkley)
- Saquon in 60 Seconds (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon and Only (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon Solo (Saquon Barkley)
- Barkley and Co. (Saquon Barkley)
- In Saquon I Trust (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon of the Dead (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon For the Money (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon Job (Saquon Barkley)
- Barkley the Beast (Saquon Barkley)
- Fly, Saquon, Fly (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon’s Kings (Saquon Barkley)
- Saquon For the Ages (Saquon Barkley)
- Saquon Strong (Saquon Barkley)
- Quon and Done (Saquon Barkley)
- DeVonta’s Inferno (DeVonta Smith)
- Smith & Wesson (DeVonta Smith)
- Brown Out (A.J. Brown)
- Brownie Points (A.J. Brown)
- The Goedert, the Bad, and the Ugly (Dallas Goedert)
- The Birds
- The Iggles
- Fly Eagles Fly
- Philly Phenoms
- Philly Special
- Philly Dynasty
- Brotherly Love Ballers
- Eagle Eye
- Liberty Bells
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Who Are the Eagles’ Top Fantasy Players?
Jalen Hurts Fantasy Outlook
I was impressed with Hurts on Monday night. Sure, they ended up losing the game, but I thought he looked agile and confident in a game against a fine defense and without his star receiver.
Late in the fourth quarter, he orchestrated a vintage Eagles drive – 17 plays with him running for four first downs, the last of which resulted in six points. If Saquon Barkley holds onto a dump-off pass, Hurts would have been viewed as the hero of the game. Instead, his strong performance was a bit overshadowed.
Hurts is a threat to lead the position in fantasy points in any given week, and with this potentially being a shootout, you’re firing him up with the utmost confidence.
Saquon Barkley Fantasy Outlook
It looked like Barkley was about to put on a clinic against the Falcons on Monday night as his first four carries all gained at least nine yards. Of course, we all know how the game ended, but if he holds onto that pass and/or doesn’t have a short touchdown overturned (and eventually punched in via the tush push), I’d be fielding questions about whether Barkley can finish this season as the RB1.
I still think that potential is there, and if he is going to make a serious run at the crown, he’s going to have to overcome tough matchups like this one. The Saints are one of three defenses yet to allow a running back to gain 9+ yards on a carry (32 attempts) and figure to stack the box with Brown not an option on the perimeter for Philadelphia’s passing game.
You’re starting Barkley with the utmost confidence this week and every week, but you’re watching with a close eye in this matchup – if he excels, you might have a league winner on your hands.
A.J. Brown Fantasy Outlook
Entering last weekend, we weren’t sure if Brown (hamstring) would be active for Monday night and now, the Eagles star receiver is expected to miss this game and potentially more.
Last week was Brown’s first missed game since joining the Eagles, and it’s worth noting that the team does have an early bye this season (Week 5). Fantasy managers would be wise to see if this alpha is available at any sort of discount in the trade market – Philadelphia is more focused on winter success than fall victories, positioning them to make sure Brown is at full strength for the stretch run.
And, more importantly, for the fantasy postseason.
In December, the Eagles have games against the Panthers and Commanders, not to mention a home game against a Cowboys defense that didn’t put up much of a fight last week against the Saints. If you’re playing your league to win, you’re just as high now on Brown as you were entering the season.
DeVonta Smith Fantasy Outlook
Smith has opened a season with consecutive games of 12+ PPR fantasy points for the first time in his career. It’s clear that Hurts is comfortable looking his way, something that I believe gets reinforced this weekend and for as long as Brown is sidelined.
Smith saw multiple end-zone targets on Monday night, something he had done just once in his 19 games before. If we are looking at a previously limited receiver coming into his own, this could be the type of player that pops up as one of the most common on championship rosters this winter.
The Eagles are tied with the Lions for most trips to the red zone through two weeks (11), and that has allowed Smith to post consecutive top-20 finishes at the position. Brown’s absence makes optimism around Smith an easy case, but I don’t think this breakout goes off the rails when Brown returns.