Top 5 Eagles Players, So Far
Hicks is third on the team in total tackles (44), first in passes defended (8), and second in interceptions (2).
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Hicks is third on the team in total tackles (44), first in passes defended (8), and second in interceptions (2).
After starting the season at 3-0, the Eagles have dropped four of their last five. All four of their losses have taken place away from the friendly confines of Lincoln Financial Field.
Eagles players weighed in on the election and on the upcoming presidency of Donald Trump.
The Eagles have lost four of their last five games by a combined 19 points, falling to 4-4 and 0-3 against NFC East opponents.
Darren Sproles has played in over 80-percent in the Eagles' past two games, totaling 103 and 71 scrimmage yards, respectively.
Doug Pederson should not be fired halfway through his first season, but it is important for him to admit when he was wrong and address that moving forward. One can only hope he does that behind closed doors.
The largest donation on the list comes from Houston Texans owner Bob McNair, who donated $254,600 to Trump.
The Philadelphia Eagles look to shrug off a two-game losing streak when they return home to host the Atlanta Falcons. The Falcons are riding a two-game winning streak, and they could have just the offense to give Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz plenty to worry about in preparation.
Carson Wentz threw the ball 47 times getting picked off twice and the Eagles were 1-4 on fourth down in a 28-23 loss to the Giants.
Mathews has five rushing touchdowns which ties him for 11th best in the NFL, despite just 76 carries.
After eight games, Ezekiel Elliott has 177 carries for 891 yards, for 5.0 yards per carry, a long of 60, and seven touchdowns.
Huff had just 13 catches for 72 yards in seven games with the Eagles this season.
Bryce Treggs recorded 69 receiving yards in his first career game, just three yards less than Josh Huff's 2016 seven game total.
Leodis McKelvin allowed four catches for 83 yards and two touchdowns vs. the Giants.
The Philadelphia Eagles dropped their second straight game in the NFC East and fell to 0-3 against NFC East opponents after losing to the New York Giants on Sunday afternoon, 28-23.
