Carson Wentz Carries Shorthanded Eagles To Comeback Win Over Giants, First Place In NFC East
It wasn't pretty, and at times, ugly, but the Eagles are back in first place of the NFC East.
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It wasn't pretty, and at times, ugly, but the Eagles are back in first place of the NFC East.
The 1-4-1 Eagles kick off against the 1-5 Giants tonight at 8:20 p.m. at the Linc.
Against the Giants, wearing that color combination, the Birds are 6-0.
Unfortunately, the Eagles have given fans plenty to complain about this year.
The injury bug continues to have its way with the Philadelphia.
Just around 5,500 to 6,000 fans were allowed to purchase tickets because of the city's COVID-19 regulations.
After a dreadful first half, the Eagles fought back to give the Ravens a scare late, but it wasn't enough.
The Eagles say about 5,500 to 6,000 fans were allowed inside the stadium and they were sat in pods of two to six people.
Eagles fans are finally getting the chance to see their Birds play at Lincoln Financial Field after the coronavirus pandemic halted in-person attendance at large events.
The Eagles appear to have struck gold with Travis Fulgham.
The NFL Today analyst believes the Eagles will continue to get better as the season goes on but says this week's key will be how the Birds line handles Lamar Jackson.
Venues must require attendees to wear masks or face coverings and comply with six-foot social distancing requirements.
The city is limiting the venue to 7,500 people total, including teams, staff, media and fans, so about 5,500 to 6,000 fans will be able to snag tickets.
The Eagles offense has been beset by injuries, giving Fulgham the opportunity to establish a rapport with Wentz.
The loss drops the Eagles to 1-3-1 on the season, but the good news is the NFC East is a wasteland.
Is Eagles' receiver Travis Fulgham better than Jerry Rice? Probably not, but you wouldn't know that from social media's reaction to his big day.
Good news! The Eagles are in first place in the NFC East after four weeks. The bad news? They're 1-2-1 and have looked mediocre at best this season.
Mailata has come a long way in a short time and fared well in his first career start protecting Carson Wentz's blindside last week.
Earlier this week, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf ease the state's restrictions on gatherings at outdoor events allowing large crowds.
The three-time Pro Bowl safety and two-time Super Bowl champion launched Broad Street Ventures on Wednesday.
The Eagles are struggling to just find people to catch the ball.
Jackson wants owners to hire more Black coaches, general managers and high-ranking executives in the NFL.
The struggle could be real yet again for this Eagles offense out in San Francisco.
Wentz has now thrown two interceptions in each of his three starts this season. He leads the NFL in turnovers with seven.