Jalen Hurts’ performance against the Patriots was a strong indictment of the Eagles preseason strategy.

I’ve been dead since Saturday with the flu, and despite the fever and medicinal fog, even I knew Sunday’s game plan in Chicago was dumb.

Micah Parsons isn’t wrong. Parsons isn’t necessarily right, either, but he isn’t wrong.

It’s a funny thing when your team is 11-1, owns the best record in the NFL and just pummeled what many believed was one of the NFL’s most physical teams: […]

The Eagles don’t feel like the NFL’s best team. In fact, questions increase each week. 

The Eagles undefeated season is gone and concerns that were “minor” just a few days ago are now very real.

Despite a bit of a sluggish start, the Eagles put away the Texans in Week 9 with minimal effort. However, something of concern may become a significant problem.

I’m heading out on a 36 hour whirlwind with my eldest son that will hopefully result in seeing the Philadelphia Phillies win a World Series title.

The Eagles defeated their division rival Sunday night despite another less-than-stellar 2nd half. This is a real thing now, huh?

The Eagles went to the desert and escaped with a win despite a less than stellar showing. Good teams find ways to win, especially on the road, but what made […]

The 4-0 Eagles have been very, very impressive. Finding areas of concerns is no easy task. Nonetheless, I’ve found a few that may be worth keeping an eye on.

Jalen Hurts again looked outstanding (for one half, at least), and the Eagles offense continued to look dominant (for one half [again]).

For one half of football Monday night the Eagles looked like the NFC’s version of the Buffalo Bills.

The Eagles are back and lessons from the Bering Sea should be considered before moving forward.