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Breece Hall was unfazed by the brief history lesson shared by a reporter this week about the New York Jets' next opponent. The undefeated Philadelphia Eagles are coming to town and the Jets are 0-12 against them — the only team the franchise has never defeated. “I mean, before right now, I had no idea, so I could tell you I don't really care about that,” the Jets' second-year running back said.

To some, the "Brotherly Shove" is innovative. To others, it's an abomination.

INDIANAPOLIS – Only two unbeaten teams remain as the NFL kicks off Week 6: San Francisco and Philadelphia. The 49ers look to win their 16th straight regular-season game and aim to score 30 points in their ninth consecutive win when they visit the Browns on Sunday. The Eagles have won 22 out of their last 23 […]

JETS OFFENSE: OVERALL (27), RUSH (11), PASS (32), SCORING (24) JETS DEFENSE: OVERALL (22), RUSH (29), PASS (14), SCORING (14) TURNOVER DIFFERENTIAL: Eagles plus-3; Jets plus-1. EAGLES PLAYER TO WATCH: WR A.J. Brown. After a slow start, Brown has come on strong with three straight games with 125-plus yards receiving.

Jalen Hurts had been more grounded this season than he was a year ago, when he was an explosive runner in a breakout season that saw him lead the Eagles to the Super Bowl. Hurts finally broke free Sunday in a win against the Rams. The Eagles led by three in the third quarter when they faced third-and-7 in their own territory.

Philadelphia went 74 yards in 30 seconds and lined up at the Rams 1 for one final snap before halftime. Just about everybody in SoFi Stadium knew that last play would be the “tush push,” the “Brotherly Shove,” or whatever Jalen Hurts’ secret name is for the Eagles’ signature short-yardage surge. Los Angeles knew it was […]

The Los Angeles Rams did enough in the first half to take a lead against one of the best teams in the NFC, only for late defensive breakdowns to send them back to the locker room trailing. Allowing a 75-yard touchdown drive in the final 32 seconds of the second quarter didn’t just change the tenor of a 23-14 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday. “That was tough,” Rams coach Sean McVay said.

Throughout the years, the NFL has produced many iconic duos – Peyton Manning and Marvin Harrison, Joe Montana and Jerry Rice, and Tom Brady and Rob Gronkowski all come to mind. This season, however, the only duo anyone can talk about is Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce.

Philadelphia went 74 yards in 30 seconds and lined up at the Rams 1 for one final snap before halftime. Just about everybody in SoFi Stadium knew that last play would be the “tush push,” the “Brotherly Shove," or whatever Jalen Hurts' secret name is for the Eagles' signature short-yardage surge. Los Angeles knew it was coming, but still couldn't keep Hurts from scoring a touchdown that put Philly ahead for good.

Eagles fumble ball at 10-yard line when trying to rally late