Another Eagles Injury: DeSean Jackson’s Knee
Published on: 8th August, 2009
DeSean Jackson had to be carted off of the field during Saturday's practice. The initial report is a hyper-extension of the knee, although no official statement has been issued to clarify the extent of the injury. The Eagles are deep at receiver and in general, but not deep enough to ...Jim Johnson Is Gone But Not Forgotten
Published on: 28th July, 2009
With the most regret I can offer, Jimmy Johnson, our beloved defensive coordinator, has lost his battle with cancer. Aside from the spectacular adjustments and play calls that he made as a football coach, Johnson was a model man. Humble and accomplished. We will miss J.J. and with a very sad heart I ...Brian Westbrook Back on the Field for Philadelphia Eagles
Published on: 28th July, 2009
After two off-season surgeries, Philadelphia's favorite warrior has been sighted at Lehigh University. That's right, it's Brian Westbrook, hereinafter affectionately referred to as B-Dub. What's he doing? Running! I am writing this to strike fear into the hearts of the doom-and-gloom contingency banking on B-Dub's injuries to hinder not only his season ...Why Victor Abiamiri Will Complete the Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Line
Published on: 19th July, 2009
In the second round (57th overall) of the 2007 draft, the Eagles selected the stand out defensive end from Notre Dame, Victor Abiamiri. He would seem to be heading for the starting job in 2009 opposite of elite right defensive end, Trent Cole. With the 2005 and 2006 first round draft picks ...An Eagles’ Fan Perspective on the Giants Rivalry Games of 2009
Published on: 18th July, 2009
The Giants were not the same in the final quarter of 2008 as they finished their season without Plaxico Burress, but in fairness, his sudden long term departure left Tom Coughlin little opportunity to adjust his game plan. While the Eagles now match up better against the Giants without Plaxico, the remainder of the ...Jeremy Jarmon Is a Washington Redskin
Published on: 16th July, 2009
The Washington Redskins scored the only player selected in the 2009 supplemental draft, Jeremy Jarmon, a defensive end from Kentucky. At 6'3" and 276 pounds, Jarmon is a big physical presence that might be able to step in and produce at the NFL level. He was not allowed to return for his ...Linebacker Byron Evans: One of the Eagles’ All-Time Greats
Published on: 8th July, 2009
Part of a long tradition of great Eagles' inside linebackers, Byron Evans, is unquestionably the most underrated Eagle at that position ever. Chuck Bednarik, Bill Bergey, Jeremiah Trotter and Stewart Bradley all deserve their high praise, but so does Evans so here it comes. Byron should be known at least for his all-time ...Eight Offensive Play Calling Changes Andy Reid Should Consider for 2009
Published on: 6th July, 2009
In general, Andy Reid does a great job managing all of his duties as the Philadelphia Eagles' Head Coach and Head of Football Operations. He designs fantastic plays that underline his offensive creativity, and has been outstanding in roster management. Eagles fans would still be very excited to see more back-to-basics fundamentals ...Eight Offensive Play-Calling Changes Andy Reid Should Consider for 2009
Published on: 6th July, 2009
In general, Andy Reid does a great job managing all of his duties as the Philadelphia Eagles' head coach and Head of Football Operations. He designs fantastic plays that underline his offensive creativity and has been outstanding in roster management. Eagles fans would still be very excited to see more back-to-basics fundamentals ...Eagles Split-Back Case Study: No Need to Platoon Running Backs
Published on: 5th July, 2009
Brian Westbrook is one of the most dangerous players that could ever be on a football field. LeSean McCoy figures to be a second coming of the same basic skill set. How can the Eagles utilize both players? NFL teams have recently migrated to a very logical two-back system to preserve the ...Featured Sponsors
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