Penn State May Soon Be Announcing Its New Head Coach
Analysts and insiders are now saying the dwindling hours of Friday night is the final hour in the hunt for a Penn State head coach.
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Analysts and insiders are now saying the dwindling hours of Friday night is the final hour in the hunt for a Penn State head coach.
It would be hard to call Chip Kelly's debut season as an NFL head coach anything but a resounding success.
The Eagles brought the joy back to watching football this year for fans.
Around this time every two years, some area football coaches find their knees quaking a little, as the Pennsylvania Interscholastic Athletic Association, or PIAA, the governing body of high school sports in the state, reclassifies its schools across the state based on student size.
Vanderbilt's James Franklin will be the new head coach of the Penn State football team, according to a report from Bruce Feldman of CBS Sports.
The Eagles had the second most potent offense in the NFL, the leading rusher, and the quarterback with the top quarterback rating. According to a poll of NFL players, however, no one on the Eagles offense strikes fear into the heart of opponents.
The beginning and end of the 2013 season for Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper couldn't have been more different.
The Eagles organization may be a victim of its own success this season.
Howie Roseman says that the Eagles cannot offer Michael Vick the starting job he wants.
There is a new leader to be the next Penn State head football coach, according to a report.
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.
There are many who question whether Tim Tebow will ever play football again. Perhaps he'd be better served predicting it, rather than attempting to play it.
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.
Even though the loss to the Saints was disappointing, the Eagles season was full of surprises.
Michael Vick was a good soldier for the Eagles this season. From his vocal support of Riley Cooper during the pre-season, to his public backing of Nick Foles as the team's starting quarterback, Vick did not make waves when it would seem like the natural thing to do.
Evan Mathis, LeSean McCoy, and Jason Peters were all named to the AP All Pro team.
SportsRadio 94WIP will get the City of Brotherly Love ready for Saturday night's Wild Card matchup against the New Orleans Saints.
Houston Texans officially announce they've hired former Penn State coach Bill O'Brien.
The Eagles finished the season 10-6 as NFC East Champions and hosts of a wild-card playoff game Saturday night against Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints, accomplishing more than anyone could have dreamed of in Chip Kelly's first season as head coach.
