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In case you missed it, here is the link to Chip Kelly’s day after PC. This is definitely worth watching. My favorite moment came when guys were shouting over each other to get their question heard. Kelly stopped and asked … Continue reading →

#ESPN announces that the #PHIvsWAS battle was the highest-rated and most-watched Monday Night Football opener ever. #FlyEaglesFly — Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) September 10, 2013 Very cool. Seth Joyner: I still would like to see the Eagles bring in a Wide … Continue reading →

Eagles favored by 9 points Sunday. Andy Reid's Eagles weren't favored by that much until his 31st game [-14 vs. Browns in 2000, won by 11]. — Reuben Frank (@RoobCSN) September 10, 2013 I’m as excited as anyone about Chip … Continue reading →

Did the Eagles actually benefit from the Skins scoring the defensive TD? I’m in the middle of re-watching the game for my Detailed Game Review. On the opening drive Chip Kelly went for it on 4th/1. I agreed with the … Continue reading →

Check out this gif of LB Mychal Kendricks slamming RG3 to the ground. Hard hit, but clean hit. More please.

Pete Roussel of CoachingSearch.com put together a collection of tweets about Chip Kelly. Here is a small sampling. Kirk Herbstreit: Look at that hole!!!  Keep in mind these vaunted NFL Defensive Coordinators have had 8 months to slow down this … Continue reading →

From Twitter. Enjoy.

The Washington Post rounded up game predictions by key Eagles writers. Redskins 38, Eagles 26: Robert Griffin III might be a bit rusty, with no preseason, but the Eagles’ secondary made Chad Henne look like Peyton Manning in the preseason. So … Continue reading →

Chip Kelly coaches his first NFL game tonight. It will be interesting to measure his results compared to those of previous coaches. Bob Brookover wrote a good article on the debuts of Andy Reid and Ray Rhodes. I loved the … Continue reading →

Sheil Kapadia talked to Eagles players to see which teammates impressed them this summer and which ones they expect to have big years. Jason Kelce: “I think Cedric Thornton has really come on well the past couple years. He continues to improve. He’s a … Continue reading →