The Philadelphia Eagles have cemented their legacy as one of the NFL's top franchises of the 21st century, boasting two Super Bowl victories in the last eight seasons and a total of four Super Bowl appearances. Their playoff prowess is highlighted by ranking second in playoff games and victories since 2000, just behind the New England Patriots. With 20 wins in 35 playoff games and 11 NFC East titles, the Eagles have transformed from a struggling team to a dominant force, particularly under the leadership of quarterbacks like Jalen Hurts, Donovan McNabb, and Nick Foles.

Jalen Hurts, the first quarterback to lead the Eagles to consecutive Super Bowls, has broken multiple records during his tenure, including the highest total touchdowns by a quarterback in their first two Super Bowls. His postseason stats are remarkable, with a .697 win percentage and a unique record of 10 passing and rushing touchdowns combined. The Eagles’ quarter-century team also includes key figures like LeSean McCoy and A.J. Brown, showcasing the franchise's depth at running back and wide receiver. As they build their roster, the Eagles continue to set high standards for both performance and success in the league.