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Apparently there is some guy who played for the Boston Red Stockings named Ted Williams. I’m not sure if he was any good or not, but he’s certainly not in the same league as Eagles assistant coach Ted Williams. Dan … Continue reading →

There aren’t many Eagles around from the 2008 playoff run. Geoff Mosher wrote a good article about the 4 veterans who were key players on that team. Cole, Herremans, Celek and Avant have combined for 486 regular-season games and 27 … Continue reading →

Pete Prisco covers the NFL for CBS Sports. He wrote a piece about overlooked players on playoff teams. For the Eagles, he decided to cover DE Ced Thornton. The Cedric Thornton story is a good one. He wasn’t recruited out … Continue reading →

Word out of locker room is that Kurt Coleman will play some safety on Saturday w/ Wolff unlikely to play. Will probably split time w/ Chung. — Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) January 1, 2014 Asked Kurt Coleman about possibility and he … Continue reading →

Bill O’Brien is headed to Houston. Who will replace him at PSU? Here is an article with lots of good questions, but not many good rumors. The situation just occurred so there hasn’t been much time for the rumor mill … Continue reading →

Yahoo blogger Frank Schwab decided to rank the NFL playoff coaches. He’s got Chip Kelly at No. 5 on the list (out of 12). 5. Chip Kelly, Eagles Perhaps this is too high after just one season, but it’s hard to … Continue reading →

Dan Wetzel is a great columnist for Yahoo. He wrote a good piece on Chip Kelly making the successful transition from college to the NFL. Kelly didn’t just deliver one of the biggest turnarounds in the league this year, taking … Continue reading →

Click the link. You’ll be happy you did. Ten sports Vines that will restore your faith in humanity: http://t.co/Dqe9xruso7 — Deadspin (@Deadspin) December 30, 2013

This is my favorite drive in a long time. Definitely my favorite part of last night's game. http://t.co/OoDTO1JZOS pic.twitter.com/nMLPTLexgB — BountyBowl (@bountybowl) December 30, 2013

The entire Eagles offensive line started all 16 games together this season, their first time doing so since 2006. — Brett Strohsacker (@BStrohEagles) December 30, 2013