The Eagles released 2025 single-game tickets and signed first-round pick Jihaad Campbell on June 12. Get the latest on the Super Bowl champs' offseason moves.
StatPro NFL Beat Reporter
The wait is over, Eagles Nation! That first tangible taste of the 2025 season arrived Thursday morning as single-game tickets for the defending Super Bowl LIX champions went on sale. As fans scrambled to lock in their spot at the Linc to see the Birds defend their crown, Howie Roseman and the front office were busy locking in a key piece of that defense for years to come.
Players will report to the NovaCare Complex on July 22, with the team's only open practice set for Sunday, August 10.
As expected, the demand was through the roof. At 10 a.m. sharp, the virtual gates opened on Ticketmaster, and the rush began. With the Eagles coming off a thrilling Super Bowl LIX victory, securing a seat at Lincoln Financial Field is tougher than ever. The team has placed a four-ticket limit per household on regular season games to spread the love. For fans eager for a more accessible glimpse, the team also released tickets for its lone public practice, scheduled for Sunday, August 10. General admission is a fan-friendly $10, with all proceeds benefiting the incredible work of the Eagles Autism Foundation. It's the perfect opportunity to see the squad in person before the real battles begin.
While fans were focused on the schedule, the Eagles solidified their roster by signing 2025 first-round pick Jihaad Campbell. According to NFL Network's Tom Pelissero, the promising linebacker inked his four-year rookie contract, which includes a standard fifth-year option, keeping him in midnight green through at least 2028. Campbell, who has been recovering from a minor shoulder labrum procedure this offseason, is expected to be fully ready for training camp. His signing is a crucial step, officially bringing a player with immense speed and versatility into the fold for a defense looking to remain dominant.
With tickets in hand and the first-round pick officially signed, the offseason checklist is nearly complete. All eyes now turn to July 22, when veterans and rookies alike will report to the NovaCare Complex for the start of training camp. The pieces are in place, the dates are circled, and the quest to run it back is about to begin in earnest. Get ready for a wild ride.
