Chip Kelly Makes Fans Hungrier Than Andy Reid Did
We found out months ago that losing makes Eagles fans hungrier than winning does. It seems that Chip Kelly has a similar effect.
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We found out months ago that losing makes Eagles fans hungrier than winning does. It seems that Chip Kelly has a similar effect.
Nick Foles has been cleared, and will practice today with the Eagles.
It is a second straight road game for the Delaware Blue Hens on Saturday as they visit the #7 Towson Tigers.
The Tailgating app will help you plan the party before the big game, with a checklist of must-have items, food and more.
Chip Kelly says it's a combination of "the little things" that caused Sunday's offensive ineptness.
After eight NFL games, Chip Kelly is 3-5. Kelly has had his share of ups and downs through the first half of his inaugural NFL season and Eagles fans are still trying to determine if their team will have long-term success under Kelly.
The Eagles were supposed to lose games this year, perhaps even more than they won. So far, they're living up to that expectation. The Eagles, no matter how many games they lost, were supposed to be exciting and score points. The last two games have been anything but exciting, and the offense has not generated even one touchdown.
The one thing that this season was supposed to be, despite wins and losses, was exciting. This is not exciting.
94WIP host and former Eagles defensive lineman Hollis Thomas took over the stations Twitter account for Sunday's Eagles home game against the New York Giants.
To get everyone ready for the Eagles home game against the Giants, the Eagles released a video of that will likely excite Eagles fans, and upset Giants fans.
The vocal, aggregate angst from Cowboys fans is quite understandable. While you would be right to direct your anger at some well-heeled Cowboys, Tony Romo isn't one of them. In fact, he is the reason you really matter.
Michael Vick has been listed as probable and is expected to start when the Philadelphia Eagles host the New York Giants on Sunday.
The Golden Rams of West Chester just keep rolling along. They sit at 7-0 on the season (4-0 in the Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference) after a 34-13 win at Lock Haven last weekend. Now the Golden Rams are preparing for what is probably the biggest game of the season to this point, a Saturday visit to Shippensburg.
Upper Dublin has gotten off to good starts in its history. But nothing like this. Nothing like opening a season by beating Central Bucks West for only the second time in school history. Nothing like getting off to an 8-0 start and having every district-playoff bound Class AAAA school begin looking over their shoulders at the Cardinals.
Though Charles Barkley and Michael Vick played different sports, with different degrees of success in Philadelphia, they will both go down in Philadelphia sports history together in one particular category: lightning rods.
The Eagles aren't the best team in the NFL. They're not even top 15 (probably). Chip Kelly may end up being a great coach, or he may be a failure. None of these things are successes just yet.
Almost everyone believes Michael Vick will start at quarterback for the Eagles on Sunday, but Chip Kelly isn't ready to say it yet.
The Villanova Wildcats will look to bounce back from last weekend's painful loss to New Hampshire on Saturday when they welcome Maine to the Main Line.
Many have said that the quarterback of the future for the Eagles is not currently on the roster. Nick Foles' performance against the Cowboys may have driven that point home even further. The official odds agree with the public sentiment.
Confession time: I was worried about my pick last week. For those who missed it, I had the Chargers on the road in Jacksonville. At the time, I was concerned about the Chargers' inconsistent play (they hadn't won back-to-back games), their short week combined with a trip across the country and a puzzling seven-point spread.
After two straight weeks on the road, the Penn Quakers will return to Franklin Field on Saturday afternoon as they welcome the Yale Bulldogs to town in Ivy League action.
There was at least one fan in Philadelphia that left Lincoln Financial Field happy on Sunday, Phillies outfielder Domonic Brown.
Week 7 around the NFL was as brutal as ever, and led to a ton of injuries. With two starting QBs and various other fantasy studs now out, the way you react could end up shaping your season. We at RotoAnalysis are breaking down some of the key situations and what you can do as an owner to improve your team the rest of the way.
The Delaware Blue Hens will take to the road on Saturday as they visit Rhode Island in Colonial Athletic Association action.
The quarterback wheel goes round and round, and will apparently land on Michael Vick on Sunday.
