Eagles Sign Offensive Lineman Wade Smith
The Philadelphia Eagles have signed 11-year veteran and former Pro Bowl G/T Wade Smith, the team announced Tuesday.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed 11-year veteran and former Pro Bowl G/T Wade Smith, the team announced Tuesday.
The first half of the season was a complete disaster for Philadelphia. Turnovers on the first two drives of the game were followed by three straight punts and an interception before halftime. The offensive line got banged up with injuries and running back LeSean McCoy was a non-factor. Fortunately for the Eagles, the second half was much better.
Chris discusses President Obama's admission on the optics of playing golf, the Eagles comeback win yesterday, and the controversial email that is forcing the Atlanta Hawks owner to sell. He talked to Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00, Dean Henry from LaSalle University at 7:20, CBS 3's Beasley Reece at 8:00, and Author and Political Analyst George Will at 8:20.
It will go down as a win for the Birds, but getting there put fans through quite a ride.
Eagles fans, thrilled with the start of the regular season, tailgated outside of Lincoln Financial Field in advance of Sunday's kickoff against the Jacksonville Jaguars.
SEPTA is hoping it can add to making your trip to and from Lincoln Financial Field a pleasant one by offering free rides on it's Broad Street Subway Line.
The most important goal of the preseason in the National Football League is to reach the start of the regular season without any significant injuries.
After mini-camps, OTAs, training camp and the preseason, the regular season has finally arrived for the Eagles.
Howie Roseman spoke to the media on Saturday afternoon, explaining why some players were cut and why some were retained.
The Eagles released their final cuts on Saturday, and while some players on the list came as a surprise, many didn't.
Mike Vick expressed confusion about his relationship with Riley Cooper.
The Eagles' 10th –year right guard demanded more from himself in 2013, and it gnaws at him that he didn't play up to the level he expects.
There is one preseason game remaining, but there is still much to be settled when it comes to the Eagles roster.
It's taken a few years, but Nate Allen feels comfortable.
As expected, the Eagles will rest their top players when they close out their preseason on Thursday Night at the Linc against the Jets.
He stops you short with a warning—"Don't go there, that's something you'll have to ask Chip Kelly about," says Nolan Carroll III, the cornerback who the Eagles signed to a two-year deal when it comes to possibly starting for the Eagles this season.
Chip Kelly parcels out truths sometimes in cloaked references and subtleties. The Eagles' coach doesn't appear to be hiding how uncomfortable he feels when it comes to his kicking situation entering what is supposed to be a very promising 2014 season.
Rather than wait for the first NFL cuts to be announced Tuesday in order to reach the 75-man limit, Eagles' coach Chip Kelly wanted to give some players a chance to possibly catch on with other NFL teams by releasing them on Saturday.
Alejandro Villanueva was a long shot to begin with, and a fan favorite to make the Eagles, but there he was walking from the NovaCare Complex Saturday morning with a trash bag in his right hand and a content look on his face.
This year, the Philadelphia Eagles and Philadelphia Police are tweaking some of the post-game traffic patterns hoping to keep the masses moving.
Jeremy Maclin is not going to have to be Jerry Rice or Terrell Owens. He merely needs to be a receiver for Nick Foles, while the tight ends help chip in the rest of the production in the passing game.
Jon Dorenbos' story is one many Eagles' fans already know. Many more will know his resonating narrative once it's shown nationally Tuesday night on HBO's "Real Sports."
Chip Kelly updated the health of his team, and also the continued quality play of Vinny Curry and his second-team wide receiver corps of Arrelious Benn and Ifeanyi Momah.
The Carolina Panthers cut the face of the franchise, Steve Smith, and let the only other three wide receivers on the roster that caught a pass last season leave as free agents. Tight end Greg Olsen is the only proven receiver returning from last season's squad. Olsen should be Cam Newton's favorite target this season.
After practicing with the Patriots this week, the Eagles tonight will play New England in a preseason game in Foxboro, Massachusetts.
