Philadelphia All-Pro linebacker Zack Baun says he wants to re-sign with the Eagles in free agency, but it takes two to tango

Zack Baun was an afterthought of a free agent signing. Now, he's a first-team All-Pro after a breakout season for Vic Fangio and the Eagles.

Zack Baun’s All-Pro year made the Saints look silly. Mickey Loomis says they tried to keep him, but couldn’t give him the opportunities to play he wanted

Eagles breakout linebacker Zack Baun and running back Saquon Barkley were named to The Associated Press 2024 All-Pro Team.

The Carolina Panthers desperately need defensive help, especially up front. Their secondary was somewhat passable, especially in comparison to the front seven.

One of the biggest reasons for their resurgence on that side of the ball under new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio has been the emergence of linebacker Zack Baun. Baun wasn't even a full time off-ball linebacker before this season, but he has blossomed to one of the best in the league at his position.

While the Eagles' offense had its struggles at times, the Philly defense was dominant in the second half, sealing a win and the right to host the NFC Championship.

Overtime Promotions held a public meet-and-greet for fans to meet two Philadelphia Eagles at Adelphia's. Before the event began at 5:30 p.m., fans began to line up to meet the All-Pro linebacker Zack Baun and running back Kenneth Gainwell.

Since signing a one-year, $3.5 million contract to join the Philadelphia Eagles during the offseason, Zack Baun has been experiencing an absolute whirlwind the likes of which he never could have imagined at the NFL level.

The Eagles are one of four teams in the NFL’s postseason tournament. Still, with the regular season complete, PFF recently took a closer look at 2025 NFL free agency, evaluating and accessing who the top 75 players available are with the new league year approaching.

The Philadelphia Eagles have reached the NFC Championship game for the second time in three seasons, the first time the franchise reached the conference championship game twice in a three-season stretch since Andy Reid took the team to four straight NFC title games from 2001 to 2004.