Yes, it's July 4th, and it's going to be a beautiful day in the Philadelphia area and nearby shore towns. There are burgers to eat, beverages to drink, and dogs to be terrified by inconsiderate clowns setting off fireworks. Anyway, you don't want to...
On Twitter for the last few days, #FixMaddenFranchise has been trending. During a global pandemic, in the middle of a contentious election, and as sports are finally set to resume.
In the latest episode of BGN Radio, which may or may not have been recorded a week ago today ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, Brandon Gowton and I discussed the Eagles portion of our "dumpster fire" series.
As the calendar flips to July, there are two ways at looking at things: 1) I can't believe 2020 is halfway over already, or 2) Dear Lord, 2020 is only halfway over?
Forget Roger Goodell, the NFL might need someone like George Patton to develop a plan to kick off the 2020 season.
In our Eagles chat on Tuesday, there were a lot of questions that we could not get to in time or other questions we did answer but could use more color. And so, let's do a mailbag post to answer some of the overflow, as well as some commonly asked...
Tyler Hadala says he suffered injuries in incident at South Dakota bar
It's July 1, and I don't have anything else to write, so what the hell.
As we all know, the NFL is the king of content. And even in the offseason, it's a machine when it comes to churning out non-stop news and rumors. And when there's none of that, which is rare, we rank things. Teams, rosters, individual players and...
Beginning at noon today, Jimmy Kempski will take your questions in another Eagles chat. Be sure to join him here.
In the last two episodes of BGN Radio, Brandon Gowton and I discussed the rest of the NFC East, in the wake of our "dumpster fire" series.
During the offseason, we're taking a look at a handful of players who are either new to the Philadelphia Eagles, or are already with the team but we perhaps don't know a lot about them just yet. Today we'll look at Sidney Jones, who will be headed...
One of the frustrations in public discourse is the failure of so many -- even the brightest among us -- to accept some basic truisms, the most notable of which may be a simple acknowledgment that difficult problems are never solved by things tied...
In three out of the last four years, despite compiling a cumulative record of 38-26, the Philadelphia Eagles have spent more than 50 percent of their season behind on the scoreboard, and less than 35 percent of the season leading their opponents.
