Go behind-the-scenes with Eagles players as they show us what they're up to during the offseason...
Bryan Braman takes in the sights of New York City
Braman spent some time modeling in a fashion show in New York
Nelson Agholor helps prepare a meal at one of his favorite restaurants in Philly, Chhaya
Agholor enjoys his brunch from Chhaya
Mychal Kendricks waits for his class to start at Cal
Kendricks sits down at Cal's campus to talk about finishing his degree and growing up in California
Najee Goode gives a presenation on his new app, VeePiO
Najee Goode stands with his VeePiO partners, Jonathan Ohliger and Grant Wiley
Talking tech
Eric Rowe gets creative through his externship with NFLPA and the Fanatics Apparel company
Behind the scenes with Eric Rowe
Catching up with Fletcher Cox
Fletcher Cox goes one-on-one with the Eagles Network
Jordan Matthews shows his love for Philadelphia sports in Tennessee
Jordan Matthews is among some of the Commodores in the NFL
Matthews walks the halls of Vanderbilt
After a long day of filming in his hometown of Venice, Florida, Trey Burton went to his favorite local Italian spot "Luna Ristorante"
During his pre-draft media session with reporters on Monday morning, Howie Roseman reiterated that the Eagles want to sign defensive tackle Fletcher Cox to a long-term deal. He went a step further and said that he will be with the Eagles in 2016.
"Fletcher Cox is going to be on our team," Roseman said. "He is going to be on our team going forward. We are not trading Fletcher Cox."
Reports indicated that the Eagles were using Cox as ammo to move up in the NFL Draft. No so, says Roseman.
"The intention from our side is to keep him here for a long time. We're very clear about that, but these things are complicated sometimes and they take time. Certainly, I'm of the school of you're trying to get something done as quickly as possible for everyone. That's what we tried to do when we started here in January," Roseman said.
The Eagles report to the NovaCare Complex on Monday for a voluntary minicamp. There is a team meeting Monday evening and on-field activities take place Tuesday through Thursday. Cox is not expected to be in Philadelphia this week, along with running back Darren Sproles due to a family matter.
"I'm OK with Fletcher Cox not being here. It's a voluntary program offseason-wise," head coach Doug Pederson said. "Do we miss him? Yeah, we miss him. We'd love to have him around, but right now hopefully he's keeping himself in shape and getting ready to go. I'm excited for when I do finally get to work with him."
As the Eagles to look to acquire more players with Cox's ability in next week's NFL Draft, Roseman appreciates the challenge of keeping a player of Cox's caliber in house against trying to unearth that talent.
"We're talking about a player who has been a great player," Roseman said. "He's young and we want him here for a long time. You'd rather have more problems like that where it's really good players you're trying to keep under contract as opposed to trying to find guys you're trying to sign."
