Wild Card Weekend's Hottest Cheerleaders
From Tebow to Manning, the gridiron was where the action was...or was it? Wild Card Weekend not only provided great matchups, but these hot cheerleaders too...
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From Tebow to Manning, the gridiron was where the action was...or was it? Wild Card Weekend not only provided great matchups, but these hot cheerleaders too...
Can you smell it, that 2007 aroma of ultimate success?
Philadelphia Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said Tuesday that Andy Reid will be back in 2012 to coach his team. Lurie made the announcement only days after his franchise finished a disappointing 8-8.
From the moment Vince Young uttered the words "Dream Team," the Philadelphia Eagles had to live up to that regrettable label.
The Eagles closed a disappointing 2011 season with a 34-10 victory over the woeful Washington Redskins before the audible diehards at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.
As the Eagles departed for Texas and Saturday's game with the Cowboys, they announced that they will be a bit shorthanded on defense for this one.
The Eagles have to win in Dallas on Saturday, of course, and then they have to beat the Redskins the following weekend at home.
The Eagles were all over Mark Sanchez, sacking him four times, and they survived a mild second-quarter breakdown to beat the Jets, 45-19, and improve to 6-8 this season -- still keeping their faint playoff hopes alive in the NFC.
Michael Vick watched practice from the sideline, still sore from taking a beating in his first game back after breaking his ribs last month.
The Eagles continued a season-long tease of how good they were supposed to be by thrashing the Miami Dolphins, 26-10, on Sunday at Sun Life Stadium.
It doesn't seem that long ago when opposing teams would fear coming to Philadelphia to face the Eagles, but that's no longer the case.
After a long flight back from Seattle, Eagles head coach Andy Reid had to review yet another Eagle loss as he met with the media on Friday, a day after his team lost to the Seahawks, 31-14.
By Merrill Reese: It is the Eagles and the Seahawks tonight here in Seattle.
By Bill Campbell: I'll bet you can't wait until Thursday night when the 4 and 7 Eagles meet the 4 and 7 Seattle Seahawks in what should be an NFL Classic.
