Monthly Archives: September 2017

Chuck Zodda is a kicking expert and needless to say, he was impressed by Jake Elliott’s winning kick on Sunday. Jake Elliott's follow through on that kick carried a ton of power. Blasted right through the ball, and even with … Continue reading →

Today was first time Eagles won a game without a pass play of 20 yards since 2009 opener at Panthers Won 38-10. Long catch: Avant 18 yards. — Reuben Frank (@RoobCSN) September 25, 2017 Interesting stat, but also a bit … Continue reading →

Eagles fans went nuts when Jake Elliott hit his miracle FG to beat the Giants. Here are a couple of notable reactions. .@JoelEmbiid was HYPED after the Eagles game-winning FG (via @jaythetallkid) pic.twitter.com/k1BPuaaSxr — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) September 24, 2017 … Continue reading →

Caleb Sturgis is now on IR, with the ability to return. So meet the new PK. Roster Move: #Eagles agree to terms with K Jake Elliott and place K Caleb Sturgis on Injured Reserve. pic.twitter.com/a4zDEIrmgS — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) September … Continue reading →

Gregg Rosenthal of NFL.com wrote about the outstanding defense and poor offense of opening weekend. He focused on the best defenses in the league. The Eagles were one of five teams he singled out. Philadelphia Eagles: I went into the season … Continue reading →

Good week for Big Red and his guys. The Andy Reid coaching family went 5-0 in Week 1, winning by a combined score of 136-59. That’s Andy Reid, John Harbaugh, Ron Rivera, Doug Pederson and Sean McDermott. Impressive group. _

This is crazy. Most 300-yard games in Eagles history27 … McNabb12 … Randall12 … Jaws10 … Jurgensen10 … Vick8 … Foles8 … Snead5 … Wentz5 … Bradford — Reuben Frank (@RoobCSN) September 11, 2017 That shows you how much the … Continue reading →

What happened on that fumble/pass/fumble? The Washington Post got some comments from the official. “There was nothing conclusive that would overturn the ruling on the field,” Allen said. “All the views we had were inconclusive, so we have to stay … Continue reading →