Report: LeSean McCoy To Be Traded
Philadelphia Eagle LeSean McCoy is reportedly going to become a member of the Buffalo Bills, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
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Philadelphia Eagle LeSean McCoy is reportedly going to become a member of the Buffalo Bills, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Rich discussed a federal judge's ruling halting President Obama's executive order on immigration, pending FCC regulations on net neutrality, and Saturday Night Live's most successful former member. He talked to FCC Commissioner Ajit Pai and Nick Gillespie from Reason.
Rich analyzed Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf's decision to place a moratorium on the death penalty, a court ruling requiring gamblers to return their winnings, and the premiere of 50 Shades of Grey. He also talked with the President of ASCAP, Paul Williams, CBS 3 Meteorologist Kate Bilo, and film critic, Stephen Whitty.
The granddaughter of onetime Eagles' owner Leonard Tose is grateful for the opportunities that sports gave her in her life, so she's helping young people benefit from sports programs.
A Philadelphia sports legend is auctioning some of his memorabilia collection to benefit his charity.
Tollefson, who is diabetic, was taken by sheriff's deputies to Doylestown Hospital to be checked out.
Christie has faced ethical questions since his office disclosed that Cowboys owner Jerry Jones had been paying for Christie's box seats and private jet flights.
Rich discussed John Boehner's re-election as Speaker of the House, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie coming under scrutiny after his appearance in Dallas Cowboy's Owner Jerry Jones' private box, and a new way to cut the chord to cable. He also talked to Dr. Walter Schubert from La Salle University about how falling gas prices will impact the economy.
The Philadelphia Eagles and Tom Gamble, Vice President of Player Personnel, have agreed to part ways, the team announced Wednesday.
Safe to say the month of December hasn't gone according to plan for the Eagles.
The Eagles have been eliminated from the playoffs and won't be playing in January—but five Eagles will be playing in January, offensive tackle Jason Peters, center Jason Kelce, running back LeSean McCoy, linebacker Connor Barwin and special teams threat Darren Sproles.
Eagles fans have been demanding changes in the secondary after watching opposing wide receivers burn the Birds with big plays. There is a possibility the fans may get their wish.
It's hard to say where exactly it began—this doubt about Chip Kelly—but it's easy to notice how amplified the doubters have become since the Eagles have lost three-straight games and will be watching January football.
With their playoff hopes squashed last weekend, the Eagles take to the road one final time to wrap up the 2014 season against the New York Giants. The Giants had their playoff hopes dashed much earlier in the season but look to end the year on a high note with some promise for 2015. After being embarrassed by the Eagles earlier this season, the Giants hope to pick up revenge on the Birds the way Dallas and Washington already have.
The Eagles playoff hopes are hanging by a thread, leaving fans disappointed to say the least.
Two NFC East teams going in different directions will face off on Saturday, but there is still a lot to prove. The Philadelphia Eagles need to make sure they earn a spot in the playoffs. The Washington Redskins have a quarterback controversy that is getting more confusing each week. Steve Beuerlein of CBS Sports spoke on the game and troubles facing both teams.
It has been a difficult year for the Redskins, who enter Saturday's contest against the Eagles with a record of 3-11. Quarterback controversies as well as losing have made this a difficult football season in the nation's capital. However, the Eagles are expecting to get the best the Redskins have to offer in a game Chip Kelly's squad needs to win to keep its playoff hopes alive.
After sputtering against Seattle and putting together an inconsistent effort against Dallas, the offensive unit knows time is running out. With just two games left on the regular season schedule, the Eagles will need to produce more points or their playoff hopes will fade away.
Councilman Jim Kenney was fuming that Gov. Christie sat with the owner of the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field during Sunday night's Eagles game.
The Philadelphia Eagles will be as close to 100 percent ready and available for Sunday night's NFC East showdown with the Dallas Cowboys. Aside from quarterback Nick Foles, every other player on the official Eagles injury report Friday afternoon is listed as probable.
When the Eagles faced the Cowboys on Thanksgiving, Dallas Quarterback Tony Romo crumbled in the face of the fierce Eagles pass rush. The Eagles are preparing for a much healthier Romo on Sunday night.
