Report: Eagles Expect Miles Sanders To Miss Thursday's Game Against Giants, Zach Ertz To Miss Multiple Weeks
The injury bug continues to have its way with the Philadelphia.
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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 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.
CBS Philly's sports anchor thinks the Ravens' line play on both sides of the ball will be too much for the Birds this week.
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 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.
Pederson says for now players and coaches are wearing masks and doing everything possible to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Gerry used the n-word in several tweets from 2011 and 2012.
In Week 5 in the AFC North, the Steelers, Ravens and Browns all chase their fourth win in the NFL's most competitive division.
Starting Friday, venue occupancy limits will play a bigger role in determining the number of people permitted both inside and outside.
We're told two of the 20 cans have already been claimed.
Wentz has now thrown two interceptions in each of his three starts this season. He leads the NFL in turnovers with seven.
The CBS3 Digital Team breaks down what needs to change in order for the Eagles to turn the season around and get their first win Sunday when they host the Cincinnati Bengals.
SportsLine senior analyst Larry Hartstein has some good news for Birds fans who are disappointed in the team's performance so far this season.
If the Birds are to forget about the first two games and turn the season around, much of the onus fells on Wentz to be much better than he's been.
The NFL on CBS analyst weighs in on the Eagles QB's start to the season and why he believes the staff and Carson will figure it out.
The Eagles fell to 0-2 for the first time in five years following a 37-19 loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.
Carson Wentz is the center of attention after Sunday's crushing loss to the Rams.
The two face off Sunday when the Rams (1-0) visit the Eagles (0-1).
There's been an increase in COVID-19 cases in the state, but a drop in Philadelphia with the positivity rate in the city now down to 2.6%.
The partnership between the Eagles and FOX Bet brings a new studio/lounge to the stadium that, once full capacity is allowed back, will be open to fans.
