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Here is a good article on Bryce Brown and what he did to cure his fumbling issues. So in January, when Brown began his offseason workout program with his trainer and longtime mentor, Brian Butler, their mission for the next … Continue reading →

The Eagles OL was a mess in 2012. It hasn’t been as dominant as some hoped this year, but has played pretty well. They’re doing an outstanding job in the run game. Check out these stats: The 2012 numbers were … Continue reading →

0-6. This doesn’t suck. Little known fact: Justin Tuck uses his helmet to drain spaghetti. When he's not doing this: http://t.co/ex2Vb4lepB #TNF — the guy (@theguyotc) October 11, 2013 Victor Cruz will have a phenomenal post-career job as an NFL … Continue reading →

Matt Barkley hurt his shoulder last year against UCLA. He got it fixed and then spent all offseason saying that he was at 100 percent. Apparently that wasn’t the case. Tim McManus has some quotes from Barkley. “I’ve come a … Continue reading →

There was a lot of talk about how tough the Eagles schedule started out due to 3 games in 11 days. One underrated factor in that is the fact that the team simply couldn’t get into a rhythm in terms … Continue reading →

Eagles fans probably don’t see a ton of Shannon Sharpe since he’s an analyst for CBS, but if you watch him at all, he can drive you crazy. SNL did a hilarious bit with an over the top impersonation. I … Continue reading →

I enjoyed this from Twitter @AdamSchefter old news Adam. Had it Sunday night. thanks for cleaning up the old stuff — Howard Eskin (@howardeskin) October 7, 2013 Eskin talking trash to Schefter. Classic.

Tom Coughlin on Eli. “I honestly believe that he’s trying so hard to get us a win, he’s almost put too much on himself,” Coughlin said, via Gary Myers of the New York Daily News. “He keeps it all pretty much inside. … Continue reading →

Jordan Raanan has the snap counts from Sunday’s game. Little by little, Riley Cooper is losing snaps. The Eagles embattled wide receiver was on the field for 62 of the 81 offensive snaps on Sunday. That’s 77 percent of the … Continue reading →

The inconsistent start has overshadowed some of the amazing numbers being put up by the offense. Eagles are 4th team in NFL history with five straight games of 430 or more total yards: 1968 Raiders, 2011 Saints, 2012 Saints. — … Continue reading →