Thanks to a nonsensical postponement against the Washington Football Team in Week 15, the Eagles played a football game just a few days ago. They are surprisingly healthy overall heading into the home stretch of the season, which is definitely not something they could say the last few years. They do have some key contributors…
The Washington Football Team and Philadelphia Eagles are set for a rarely-seen Tuesday night matchup after the NFL inexplicably postponed a game originally scheduled for Sunday. Despite writing in clear terms over the summer that no games would be delayed for competitive reasons if one team suffers a COVID outbreak, the NFL did just that…
The NFL announced on Friday afternoon that, due to the COVID outbreak currently being experienced by the Washington Football Team, the Week 15 matchup between the Football Team and the Philadelphia Eagles is being moved from Sunday at 1pm ET to Tuesday at 7pm ET. Saturday's matchup between the Cleveland Browns and Las Vegas Raiders…
The Eagles are surging after a slow start to the season, while the Giants just fired their offensive coordinator after one-and-a-half disappointing seasons to try and provide a spark. The Giants are also very banged up, especially on the offensive side of the ball, while the Eagles are relatively healthy other than players like Brandon…
We knew coming into the weekend that the New Orleans Saints would be without some of their key contributors, as starting running back Alvin Kamara and starting tackles Terron Armstead and Ryan Ramczyk were all ruled out on Friday. Running back/wide receiver Ty Montgomery is also out, and starting quarterback Jameis Winston is on injured…
One day after agreeing to a four-year contract extension with tight end Dallas Goedert, the Eagles announced that they have also come to terms on a three-year contract extension with cornerback Avonte Maddox. According to multiple reports, it's a three-year deal worth $22.5 million with $13.3 million guaranteed at signing. Both Goedert and Maddox were…
The Eagles and tight end Dallas Goedert have agreed to terms on a four-year contract extension through 2025, the team announced Friday afternoon. NFL insider Mike Garafolo reports that the "deal ranks top three amongst tight ends on an average-per-year basis."