Howie Roseman: Eagles QBs Are 'Embracing Competition'
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Eagles general manager Howie Roseman popped out of his cool office unto the NovaCare Complex grounds on a balmy Monday afternoon before a phalanx of tape recorders, jostling cameramen and myriad mics to address a few pertinent things.
t's the first day of the Eagles training camp—the first one ever at the NovaCare Complex, and the glut of media was out in full force.
Football begins and ends in the trenches. A solid defensive line and a solid offensive line will hide a lot of problems in other areas. As the 2012 Eagles failed their way to a 2012 record, injuries along the offensive line made winning those battles almost impossible.
Poll taken by 94WIP Morning Show has Phillies edging out Eagles for Philadelphia's favorite team.
Fans of the Eagles have watched the team go 12-20 over the last two seasons. But a regime change, along with some lack of success from the other teams in town, have those same fans excited for the coming season.
Today is like Christmas in July. Eagles rookies are scheduled to report, officially ushering in the new Chip Kelly era. Under Kelly, the Eagles are supposed to be the panacea for everything that ails the current malaise of Philadelphia sports. Can they? Will they?
The Philadelphia Eagles and first-round pick Lane Johnson have agreed on a four-year contract two days before rookies report for the start of training camp.
The new Eagles Pro Shop will open Wednesday and will be one of three official Eagles retail stores.
The Eagles have distributed over 200,000 tickets for open practices at Lincoln Financial Field.
The time surrounding the MLB All-Star game is always the most quiet sports time of the year. Sam Hinkie is just fine with keeping it that way. Thankfully, DeSean Jackson noticed the need for news and said something awesome (stupid).
DeSean Jackson says that Eagles are one of the NFL's top five teams.
Philadelphia Eagles left tackle Jason Peters will get nearly $2 million in a lawsuit over a rolling walker.
Contract extensions and players expected to return for Week 1. Here's a glimpse of the news and stories emerging from the NFC this week..
Broncos player personnel Matt Russell was suspended indefinitely without pay Monday, and director of pro personnel Tom Heckert was suspended for a month without pay.
The Phillies and Eagles are two of the 50 most valuable sports franchises in the world, according to Forbes magazine.
With Eagles camp just a week away, just a few tickets remain to one of five open practices.
The Philly Top Five Power Rankings this week are about hellos and goodbyes. Andrew Bynum says goodbye, the Phillies could be saying hello or goodbye, the Flyers welcome a few, and we just can't say goodbye to Donovan McNabb.
Donovan McNabb says that Matt Stafford is not worth his new contract.
As Kickoff weekend creeps closer every day, the stories around the NFL continue to heat up. Here are the notable developments this past week for teams in the NFC...
The NFL and former players must try to negotiate a dispute over whether complaints about concussion-related injuries belong in court or in arbitration, a federal judge said Monday.
Former Eagle Lito Sheppard says that Donovan McNabb threw up in the Super Bowl.
Police and team officials say New York Giants linebacker Dan Connor was arrested at Philadelphia International Airport
The New England Patriots are letting fans trade in their No. 81 jerseys for a different one on Saturday and Sunday.
