Eagles head coach Andy Reid answered a number of questions in an interview with Dave Spadaro today. One of the things Spadaro asked him about was the media’s perspective of the 2010 Eagles. It was noted that the Eagles were considered as a front

(Bethlehem, PA)—It was an eerie scene at the opening of Eagles’ training camp. The welcome signs of the upcoming season were all around, yet one thing seemed out of place. For the first time in 11 years the familiar face of Donovan McNabb was

It seems that there is a player or two every year that go above and beyond expectations. For example, I’m sure everyone thought it was a great move when the Eagles brought in fullback Leonard Weaver last year.
However, I don’t think anyone

It was Aaron Rodgers vs. Brett Favre all over again. With the Philadelphia Eagles looking to move forward and to their future with a trade of their veteran quarterback to the Washington Redskins, they turned to their young quarterback who had been

While most people, including myself, are talking about the three-way battle at center between Mike McGlynn, A.Q. Shipley, and Nick Cole to take over for the injured Jamaal Jackson, there’s at least one guy who thinks the battle is already

The Eagles have an absolute gem in defensive end Trent Cole. What they didn’t have for some time was a consistent player to complement Cole on the other side. Finding that was one of the main priorities for the Eagles this off-season, and

Matt Mosley, ESPN’s NFC East blogger, has just come out with his Training Camp preview for the NFC East . He touches on a variety of different subjects, but something I found particularly interesting was the final section of the article covering

The Philadelphia Eagles will start the 2010 season in a new decade with a whole new look. If you browse the roster, you’re not going to see a ton of long-time Eagles like there used to be in the past. This team has a new look and feel, and