Looks like the Philly Eagles reeeally love their Defensive Tackle, Fletcher Cox. They’ve signed him to an AMAZING deal that will take him into the 2022 season. We’re told it’s even more money than a QB has ever been paid in the history of the game. WTH…
(Video) NFL: Terrell Owens Says Sam Bradford is a Coward For Requesting Trade After Eagles Draft QB
Terrell Owens was asked who should start for the Philadelphia Eagles, Sam Bradford or Carson Wentz, whom they selected as the No. 2 draft pick? Well Owens had some criticism about Bradford requesting a trade.
NFL: Quarterback Sam Bradford Demanding Trade From Philadelphia Eagles
Last week the Philadelphia Eagles traded with the Cleveland Browns to acquire the No. 2 overall pick in the 2016 NFL draft. The Eagles are expected to draft a quarterback and that angered their current QB Sam Bradford so much so that he is now demanding a trade and will not show up for their offseason program.
NFL: Cleveland Browns Trade No. 2 Draft Pick to Philadelphia Eagles
A few days ago the Tennessee Titans traded the No. 1 overall draft pick to the Los Angeles Rams and today the Cleveland Browns have traded the No. 2 draft pick to the Philadelphia Eagles.
NFL: Philadelphia Eagles Request Permission to Interview Tom Coughlin to Replace Chip Kelly
During his resignation speech, Tom Coughlin left the door open to the possibility of continuing to coach in the NFL. It was expected that other teams would come knocking on his door and the first is a former NFC East rival, the Philadelphia Eagles.
NFL: DeSean Jackson Says Chip Kelly Getting Fired From Eagles is Karma
Washington Redskins receiver DeSean Jackson was released from the Philadelphia Eagles after Chip Kelly’s first season in 2014. Jackson said the Eagles tried to run a “smear campaign” against him, accusing him of being gang affiliated and more. Most thought it was done to ease criticism about the team cutting a good receiver. Fast forward to now and the Eagles have fired coach Chip Kelly. Jackson has one word for the twist, “karma”.
