Riley Cooper To Receive Sensitivity Training
According to the experts, sensitivity training can be very effective as long as the person is truly remorseful.
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According to the experts, sensitivity training can be very effective as long as the person is truly remorseful.
Cooper addressed his teammates Wednesday night concerning his use of a racial slur. Cooper knows it will take time for some people to forgive him for his actions. Cooper also said it was difficult to talk to the rest of the Eagles.
An NFL player says he wouldn't be surprised if a player takes a shot at Riley Cooper.
The Eagles say they will get Riley Cooper help.
Brad Wing isn't exactly Nigel "The Leg" Gruff, the weeding-smoking, shot-downing, rabble-rousing, gambling kicker in the movie, The Replacements. But that's what some NFL scouts believed. It's why the talented all-SEC punter from LSU went undrafted.
Eagles QB Michael Vick's brother Marcus offers a bounty on Riley Cooper on Twitter.
Sure didn't take long for some significant injuries at NFL training camps — Philadelphia Eagles receiver Jeremy Maclin, Baltimore Ravens tight end Dennis Pitta, Denver Broncos center Dan Koppen, to name only three.
Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper was caught uttering a racial slur at a recent Kenny Chesney concert in Philadelphia.
As the least entertaining "all-star" game in the four major sports, the NFL is trying to do something to spice up the yearly Pro Bowl.
If first team reps with the Eagles offense at training camp has any meaning, Matt Barkley is clearly the third string quarterback so far. He's seen far fewer first and second team reps than Nick Foles or Michael Vick.
Bennie Logan has never been out of Louisiana. He's still very attached to his hometown of Coushatta, located up in the northwestern part of the state. It's a tiny town of dirt roads, single wooden homes that stretches four square miles and has roughly 4,000 inhabitants.
Some well-known local chefs are partnering with the Philadelphia Eagles to offer signature dishes to football fans this coming season.
NFL officials say they're not going to do their jobs differently just because Chip Kelly wants them to.
There's been something strange going on at Eagles' training camp. Something that Eagles' fans have seen sporadically over the years, though not as frequently as they may see in the Eagles' new 3-4 defensive alignment this year.
The head coach is not running tacking drills which involve players getting brought down to the ground. It is a far cry from training camp workouts in the past, but Kelly believes the real hitting should take place when the preseason games get underway.
