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Eagles QB Michael Vick's brother Marcus offers a bounty on Riley Cooper on Twitter.
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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.
The good news is, arrests and court cases did not dominate NFL news this week. The bad news is that injuries to key players overwhelmed the news cycle instead.
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.
The Eagles have announced that linebacker Jason Phillips suffered a torn ACL in his right knee during Monday afternoon's practice.
Eagles' training camp is a week old under Chip Kelly and there's been one constant every day after the final whistle blows ending practice: That's rookie fifth-round draft pick Earl Wolff taking extra reps, catching passes, honing footwork, sharpening technique.
There is an obvious optimism around the Philadelphia Eagles this year. For the first time in over a decade, there is a new regime. That regime, led by head coach Chip Kelly, is not only new, but going to do things differently than any other head coach in the NFL.
Donovan McNabb's emotional retirement includes a big thank you to Andy Reid.
It's not a quarterback controversy, it's a quarterback competition. Nick Foles says he's got what it takes to win the job.
Hours before the Philadelphia Eagles put pads on for the first time under new coach Chip Kelly, tailgating fans gathered in parking lots and waited for the Linc to open its gates.
Six-time Pro Bowl quarterback Donovan McNabb will officially retire a member of the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday.
Friday was the first full-squad workout for the Eagles, and the sense of urgency is already evident.
Chip Kelly completed his first full day of training camp with a full Eagles squad, and as predicted going in, all eyes were on quarterbacks Michael Vick, Nick Foles and Matt Barkley.
The 94WIP Morning Show announced their Winners and Weasels for the week of July 26th, 2013.
The Eagles have waived running back William Powell, after a failed physical. The team also activated Brad Wing and Matthew Tucker, who previously failed conditioning tests.
It was a week of new beginnings and sad endings. Eagles training camp begins, and the Chip Kelly era is born, and the Phillies season, and perhaps this era, look like they're ending.
The Eagles full squad is in place at the nest.
Michael Vick and Nick Foles may be the only two quarterbacks being mentioned with regularity during this training camp, but rookie Matt Barkley is stating his case to be in the discussion.
Angelo Cataldi reacts to Donovan McNabb's claims that he was treated unfairly.
