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The Philadelphia Eagles are bolstering their linebacker depth after Sunday's loss with the addition of three-time All-Pro Shaquille Leonard.

While college football fans debate the merits of keeping unbeaten Florida State out of the playoffs because of a key injury and disqualifying Georgia following the Bulldogs' first loss in 728 days, the NFL can preen over a postseason bracket that's determined on the field itself. An NFL season chock full of erratic enforcement of the rule book reached bedrock in Week 13, which kicked off with Dallas' 41-35 win over Seattle in a rare Thursday night shootout that featured a phalanx...

There's no question about the best team in the NFL after Sunday.

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts was checked for a concussion and briefly left Sunday's game against San Francisco in the fourth quarter, returning after a visit to the locker room. Hurts was 17-of-29 passing for 196 yards and scored a rushing touchdown before he was forced out late in the game. Hurts, last season's NFL MVP runner-up, jogged off the field in the fourth and went straight to the locker room.

San Francisco 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw was thrown out of Sunday's game against Philadelphia after being called for a personal foul during a scuffle with an Eagles staffer.

NFL officials opted to eject 49ers linebacker Dre Greenlaw after he made contact with Eagles security chief Dom DiSandro following a play Sunday.

The Philadelphia Eagles signed three-time All-Pro linebacker Shaquille Leonard to a contract on Monday for the rest of the season. Leonard should be available to play for the defending NFC champion Eagles (10-2) on Sunday night against Dallas. Leonard visited with both the Eagles and Cowboys after the Colts waived him late last month.

The battle and rivalry between the Cowboys and Eagles added another chapter after LB Shaquille Leonard chose Philadelphia over Dallas in a battle for the free agent for the post season.

Andy Lewis/Icon Sportswire via Getty NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell wants to ban the “tush push,” the controversial play used most effectively by the Philadelphia Eagles, according to The Athletic. The play, also known as the “brotherly shove”—because a team lines up behind their quarterback and pushes him through the defense—has been discussed in the league’s competition committee and is likely to face more opposition the next time it meets, the ...

The Niners are eager to get another chance to beat the Eagles after losing in last season's NFC title game.