Johnny Manziel Will Enter NFL Draft, Should Eagles Make A Move For Him?
It's official: Johnny Football will be in the NFL in 2014.
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It's official: Johnny Football will be in the NFL in 2014.
Howie Roseman says that the Eagles cannot offer Michael Vick the starting job he wants.
Brandon Boykin wants to hold off for now. He doesn't want to go proclaiming things or making more out of his 2013 season than there has to be.
DeSean Jackson didn't ask for a new contract, but he would love to have one.
He made an impact. There was no doubt about that. Once the Eagles inserted Bennie Logan in at nose guard, the team's overall defense improved, sured up by the quick, explosive third-round draft pick out of LSU.
Evan Mathis thinks in absolutes. He doesn't do conjecture and he rarely looks at the past. Mathis feels that attitude has kept him grounded, kept him always looking to do more. The Eagles left guard has been one of the best at his position for the last three years now.
It was a day the Eagles were hoping wouldn't come for another month.
Chip Kelly spoke about the disappointment of the Eagles' 26-24 NFC wildcard loss to the Saints, the progress the team made from last year, and the lessons he learned in his first season as a head coach in the NFL during his postmortem of the 2013 season.
As the Philadelphia Eagles players cleaned out their lockers, and said their goodbyes for the 2013-14 NFL season, DeSean Jackson sent the team a message; he deserves a new contract.
The last thing anyone expected out of the 2013 Eagles season was a storybook performance from Nick Foles.
At times, it seemed like the Eagles were a team of destiny. A lucky bounce here and there, a convenient injury to an opponent, the top rated passer in the NFL, and the leading rusher.
There are some trends in the NFL that make sense, even when they don't always come true. The Saints having trouble on the road, in the cold, makes some sense. West coast teams having trouble when they fly to the East Coast for a 1pm game, makes some sense.
Andy Reid's first season in Kansas City as head coach of the Chiefs started with a bang, and ended with a thud.
If the Eagles going from worst to first under rookie coach Chip Kelly was the biggest surprise, Foles' emergence had to be second on that list.
I've always said, I'd rather my team lose a big game in a blow out than lose at the buzzer, or in the final seconds. Final second losses sting the most because all you can think about afterwards is, "what if this", "what if that." You replay those moments over and over again.
