The Philadelphia Eagles have prepared to lose defensive lineman Milton Williams. So, with other teams gearing up offers for the ascending Eagles star, he will likely test the market to see what he can get. Williams has not closed the door on a return to the Eagles, stating he wants to get paid but loves it with the defending Super Bowl champions.

Milton Williams had a breakout year in 2024 and now is going to be a free agent at just 25 years old. He had five sacks in the regular season and then shined in the postseason as well. Williams played a big role in the team's Super Bowl LIX win against the Kansas City Chiefs.

Ross Tucker is predicting the Philadelphia Eagles will not re-sign defensive tackle Milton Williams or defensive end Josh Sweat in free-agency.

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Free agency coincides with the start of the new league year and lots of players are hitting the open market. Here are the top 15 names on defense.

A look at how Cardinals DL Dante Stills compares to soon-to-be free agent DL Milton Williams, a guy many want the Cardinals to sign this offseason.

Philadelphia may struggle to retain a key piece of its championship defense as Williams’ market value soars ahead of free agency.

Philadelphia Eagles' defensive tackle Milton Williams is expected to get a massive deal in free agency this offseason.

From a promising third-round pick in 2021 to a pivotal force in the Philadelphia Eagles defense, Milton Williams has come a long way over his four years in the NFL. His relentlessness culminated ...

What's next for the Philadelphia Eagles? Unfortunately, the Eagles don't have much time to wait around after winning Super Bowl LIX. In some cases, teams can ce

Ravens left tackle Ronnie Stanley, Eagles defensive tackle Milton Williams, 49ers cornerback Charvarius Ward and Buccaneers wide receiver Chris Godwin are among the Patriots’ top targets, according to sources; though members of the organization are doubtful Godwin will leave Tampa Bay.

PHILADELPHIA − The Eagles have a numbers problem with 19 potential free agents and an estimated $18 million in salary cap space, according to overthecap.com. So as much as the Eagles want to keep their Super Bowl winning team together, it's not going to be possible, especially if the Eagles want to sign some free agents as well.