2019 Fantasy Football Team Previews: Eagles have added talent everywhere
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Exciting second-round talents at both RB and WR join a deep skill position depth chart, while the Eagles fortified their offensive line with first-round tackle Andre Dillard. The offense's ability to post big numbers will come down to the health of Carson Wentz, but ...
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Grotz: Eagles offseason cemented Carson Wentz as the future
Clearly, the Eagles are Wentz's team. That's everything they wanted to establish in the offseason. Head coach Doug Pederson had some interesting stuff to say about a quarterback's timetable to greatness. You're going to read about in a few weeks.
Continue readingWest Coast mid-season report card
If he can play to levels anywhere near his best, the Eagles will be a considerably harder proposition for sides looking to claim West Coast's crown come September. The Eagles also have wins over three of the four sides above them on the ladder, having ...
Continue readingThis former Philadelphia Eagles player was ultimate 'team killer' for Dallas Cowboys, Washington Redskins in his NFL ...
Pro Football Focus came up with a list of “team killers” ahead of the 2019 season, and the Eagles' killer is one of the NFL's best receivers. That is, Falcons receiver Julio Jones who, per PFF, amassed 45 catches for 698 yards against the Eagles in his career.
Continue readingFormer Philadelphia Eagles WR takes part in XFL tryout following AAF stint
A former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver is looking to join the revived XFL. Freddie Martino took part in the XFL Showcase tryout in Springfield, Virginia on Saturday, according to Football Gameplan's Emory Hunt. Washington coach Pep Hamilton was in ...
Continue readingThe Good Place: Philadelphia Eagles' Josh Sweat in position to replace Chris Long following 'frustrating' rookie season
His work against the Eagles' second-team offensive line has garnered praise from coaches and media during the offseason program. “I don't even hear it,” Sweat said of the offseason compliments. “Even if I did, I would approach every day the same way.
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