New Jersey fans divided heading into Giants-Eagles playoff game
It's one of the greatest rivalries in sports, CBS2's Christine Sloan reports.
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It's one of the greatest rivalries in sports, CBS2's Christine Sloan reports.
The scores capped a stirring — and entertaining — comeback that had the Jets players and coaches celebrating wildly on the sideline as if they had won a playoff game.
The NFC East is the worst division in football, but the battle for the division title promises to be exciting, with the Giants and Washington both playing well.
The Philadelphia Eagles look to reignite their fizzling season against the Green Bay Packers and the red-hot Aaron Rodgers.
The Eagles (2-4-1) and Giants (1-6) are right in the mix in the NFC East, led by Dallas (2-4).
CBS Philly's sports anchor thinks the Ravens' line play on both sides of the ball will be too much for the Birds this week.
In Week 5 in the AFC North, the Steelers, Ravens and Browns all chase their fourth win in the NFL's most competitive division.
Carson Wentz rallied the Eagles from a 14-point deficit, tossing a 2-yard touchdown pass to Zach Ertz in overtime to lead Philadelphia to a win over the New York Giants on Monday night.
The Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots, both coming off a bye, look to get offenses on track and start playoff push.
Which matchups will determine this weekend's games? We dive in to find out as the first round of the playoffs approaches.
The Giants choked away an early 19-3 lead in Philadelphia, allowing 19 unanswered points to the Eagles.
Boomer Esiason, Inside The NFL analyst and ex-NFL quarterback, thinks the Jets are comparing rookie Sam Darnold to the Eagles' Carson Wentz.
Christian Hackenberg avoided a winless preseason as the Philadelphia Eagles rallied to beat the New York Jets 10-9 on Thursday night.
CBS TV sports anchors weigh in on the biggest concerns heading into the upcoming season and more ahead of training camps opening this week.
It was supposed to be a day to honor the NFL Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles. Instead, President Donald Trump led a "Celebration of America and Patriotism" Tuesday at the White House.
Sources tell CBS Philly that "less than a handful" of players actually signed up to go meet with the president.
Philadelphia's first Super Bowl parade ended in a raucous, emotional rally as hundreds of thousands of partying Eagles fans jammed the streets leading to the city's famed "Rocky" steps to revel in an NFL title many thought would never come.
In the decades to come, Philadelphia sports fans will remember fondly the 2017 Philadelphia Eagles. It won't be just because the team won the city's first Super Bowl ever; it will be because of the way the Eagles did it. In true Philly underdog fashion, these Eagles overcame adversity to win with bold moves and a no-fear attitude. These Super Bowl champion Eagles fit their city image to perfection.
Two-time Super Bowl champion and Inside the NFL analyst Phil Simms reflects on Super Bowl 52 and why the Philadelphia Eagles won.
The Eagles beat the Patriots at their own game in Super Bowl 52, as both teams waged an aerial assault that stunned the opposing defenses.
Thousands of fans took to the streets of Philadelphia late Sunday night to celebrate the Eagles' first-ever Super Bowl championship, as they defeated the New England Patriots in dramatic fashion.
In one of the best Super Bowl games ever played, the Philadelphia Eagles came out on top, 41-33, beating the defending champion New England Patriots in Super Bowl LII.
It appeared as if the New England Patriots could do no wrong and only got better as the season progressed, but there comes a time when everyone meets their match.
These underdogs had some bite. The home of Rocky, the Declaration of Independence, and a slew of German Shepherd masks is now the home of the Super Bowl champs for the first time.
The Eagles appeared to only have six men on the line of scrimmage, which would make it an illegal formation.
