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Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie still ‘gung ho’ about 2026 season

In an interview with CNN, the chairman of the Eagles said he's still looking to "win big" this year.

Published: Saturday, 10 October 2026 at 2:38 PM
Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie still ‘gung ho’ about 2026 season
Key Things to Know
  • Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said the team remains gung-ho to win big despite their early-season struggles.
  • The Eagles enter their London matchup against the Jaguars with a depleted offensive line missing multiple starters.
  • Linebacker Zack Baun will return alongside Jihaad Campbell after recovering from a concussion.
The Story in 60 Seconds

Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie affirmed that his expectations remain very high despite the team's slow start and back-to-back losses. Speaking during a CNN appearance, Lurie stated that the team remains gung-ho to win big and secure their division first, dismissing external concerns regarding a potential fire sale as the Eagles prepare to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London.

Geoff Mosher reports that Philadelphia faces severe offensive line depletion following injuries, Lane Johnson's retirement, and a Cam Jurgens trade. Defensively, Zack Baun is set to return from a concussion alongside Jihaad Campbell, while Mosher notes concerns over the team converting a 38-percent pressure rate into just four sacks through early season play.

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