Andy Reid: Many Records Set, Yet Two Will Always Haunt Him

No matter where you go, it is easy to spot a Philadelphia Eagles fan. They stand with their chest puffed out proud and they can withstand any critical comments made about their beloved Eagles or the city of Philadelphia. Eagles fans are a special breed. They have the rare ability to sniff out Cowboys, Giants, [...]

Could Brandon Marshall Become an Eagle?

As it stands, the Eagles may have one of the better receiving corps in the NFC. They don’t have that standout guy just yet, even though it appears DeSean Jackson may become that guy, but as far as talent and depth goes, they’re certainly at the very top. If they had an opportunity to improve [...]

Rob Myers Could Wind Up As Second Tight End

There’s a pleasant surprise in the midst of all the question marks floating around the Eagles’ tight end dilemma, and that’s the emergence of rookie Rob Myers out of Utah State. Myers was brought in the day after it was confirmed that Cornelius Ingram had a torn ACL and would not be available for the [...]

Running Backs and Tight Ends Need More Work With Their Blocking

As a former lineman, it’s painful to watch running backs and tight ends attempt to block. Backs and tight ends do the natural things like running and catching, so a skill like blocking is foreign to them for the most part. First off, whenever we talk about backs blocking, everyone wants to know about LeSean [...]

Winston Justice Proving He Can be a Viable Backup

Justice has been showing a nastiness and a mean streak that we have not seen from him so far in his career. He has always just gone out and done what was asked, then head back to the huddle. This year, he’s finishing blocks. Until that whistle blows (and maybe even a few seconds after), [...]

Stewart Bradley Has a Torn ACL; Where Do the Eagles Go From Here?

The Eagles were doing 80 on the freeway, and something threw a huge brick wall in front of the Ferrari we were cruising in right to Miami. Stewart Bradley, starting middle linebacker, has torn his ACL and is most likely done for the year. Just like that, in the blink of an eye, the Eagles [...]

Questions Surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles Part Two: The Defense

Every year there are questions surrounding not only the team as a whole, but each player individually. These questions are the ones that will determine the player’s year, or rather, the answers will determine the year. The defense has a ton of expectations to meet not only for themselves as a unit, but individually and [...]

Questions Surrounding the Philadelphia Eagles Part 1: The Offense

Every year there are questions surrounding not only the team as a whole, but each player individually. These questions are the ones that will determine the player’s year, or rather, the answers will determine the year. The offense has a ton of expectations to meet not only for themselves as a unit, but individually and [...]

Year Two: LB Joe Mays’ Opportunity To Play for the Eagles in 2009

In the sixth round of the 2008 draft, the Philadelphia Eagles selected linebacker Joe Mays from North Dakota State University. Mays is a guy that die-hard Eagles fans love to see on the field.  He’s not so big or fast but when he hits look for a flying shoe or helmet. Linebacker Prospect Joe Mays Joe Mays [...]

Sorry, Terrell Owens: Philadelphia Misses the Talent—Not the Player

Here’s a statement the city of Brotherly Love never would have expected: Buffalo Bills wide receiver Terrell Owens misses the city of Philadelphia. During an interview with Mike Missanelli on ESPN 950, Owens expressed how he misses the city of Philadelphia and their fans that supported him each game. He expressed how much the fans [...]

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