As the Eagles prepare for their NFL game against the Washington Commanders, Darius Slay made some strong statements about his future. Since joining the Philadelphia Eagles in 2020, Darius Slay has been a cornerstone of the team’s defense,

Slay, still going strong at 34, will become the oldest corner to start in a conference title game since 2011. The fun-loving vet is full of energy with a passion for mentoring those coming behind him.

In the years leading up to Darius Slay's arrival, the Philadelphia Eagles had owned one of the worst secondaries in the league throughout the 2010s. Once they traded the Pro Bowler from the Detroit Lions, though, Slay's impact has been felt right from the very beginning.

“He’s like some fine Dago red wine — he gets better with age.” #Eagles DC Vic Fangio on CB Darius Slay Slay has played in 177 career regular-season games and 167 starts. His 160 career pass deflections are tops among active NFL players, and he also has 28 career interceptions and five career defensive touchdowns.

A Philadelphia Eagles star is hinting that Sunday's NFC Championship Game could be his final home game at Lincoln Financial Field.Philadelphia is hosting Washington in the NFC Championship Game on Sunday afternoon.

Darius Slay's future hangs in the balance as the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for a critical NFC Championship Game.

One last game at Lincoln Financial Field. Darius Slay is well aware of the reality of his situation. He knows what’s at stake on Sunday in the NFC championship game against the Washington

Knicks' Jalen Brunson wants Eagles fans to boo his teammate, and Commanders' fan, Josh Hart at Sunday's NFC Championship Game.

The Philadelphia Eagles wanted to improve the secondary last offseason and certainly hit a home run by drafting Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean. Both look like future superstars. They aren't the only ones who have been making a big impact this season,

Darius Slay has been a cornerstone of the Eagles secondary since he arrived in 2020. According to NBC Philadelphia's Ashlyn Sullivan, Big Play is preparing

The Philadelphia Eagles will face off against the Washington Commanders on Sunday and there is more on the line than just the NFC Championship. That is the biggest storyline that will be followed and that is rightfully so.