Monthly Archives: October 2013

#Eagles downgrade RB Chris Polk (shoulder) to out. Questionable on Friday. — Bob Grotz (@BobGrotz) October 19, 2013 It will be interesting to see if the Eagles make a roster move to add a 3rd RB or if they decide … Continue reading →

Eagles are 3-0 vs. the NFC for the first time since 2004. They were 8-17 in their last 25 games vs. NFC teams under Andy Reid. — Reuben Frank (@RoobCSN) October 19, 2013 The Eagles are also 2-0 in the … Continue reading →

“South Philly in tha house!”  That cracked me up.

Bill Sheridan is the DC for Tampa Bay. He previously was the DC for the Giants. In this video, Greg Cosell explains how the Eagles burned Sheridan with a long TD to DeSean Jackson in Tampa and NY. Great stuff.

.@Eagles QB @NFoles8 has been voted @FedEx Air @NFL Player of Week 6: http://t.co/gShjwB52Ul #airandground — NFL345 (@NFL345) October 18, 2013 Next up, a trip to the Hall of Fame. But I’ll settle for winning a home game.

PE.com put together an excellent gallery of photos from the Eagles-Cowboys games over the years. Tony Romo and the Cowboys had a long, long day in the 2008 season finale. Dawk made Romo’s life miserable. PHI 44 , DAL 6

A reader over on Iggles Blitz posted a good link. It is an interesting look at “impact tackles”, missed tackles and total tackles. You’ll be interested to see how DeMeco Ryans compares to Luke Kuechly, NaVorro Bowman and Sean Lee.

I hate reporting news like this. Irving Fryar, one of my favorite Eagles, was indicted on charges of defrauding a bank. Actually, banks. He and his mother were involved in a conspiracy to rip off banks in a mortgage scam. … Continue reading →

This is a must-read story from Ray Didinger…in 1981. The story of the Cowboys having to wear their blue jerseys. Didinger was truly a great writer. Really loved reading this piece.

Ryan Wilson wrote a good piece for CBS Sports on some coaches that are struggling right now. He started off by talking about the Skins. As RG3 progressed through his rookie season, it was easy to overlook another looming issue: … Continue reading →