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NFL Draft 2021: Why ESPN’s Todd McShay’s projected 1st-round pick for Eagles isn’t likely to happen Updated Jan 07, 2021; Posted Jan 07, 2021 Penn State linebacker Micah Parsons is expected to be selected in the top 10 of the 2021 NFL Draft. Facebook Share Sign up for Eagles Extra: “The Eagles haven’t drafted an off-the-ball linebacker in the first two rounds since 2012, when they took Mychal Kendricks at No. 46 overall. But wow, is Parsons special. He can drop in coverage, wrap up in run defense or get to the QB when turned loose on a blitz. “While wide receiver remains a prob...

The Philadelphia Eagles will face the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas on Sunday in Week 16.

Eagles’ Miles Sanders focused on playoff push despite potential milestone Updated Dec 24, 2020; Posted Dec 24, 2020 Philadelphia Eagles running back Miles Sanders (26) runs off the field after an NFL football game against the Arizona Cardinals, Sunday, Dec. 20, 2020, in Glendale, Ariz. (AP Photo/Jennifer Stewart)AP Facebook Share Miles Sanders is enjoying a successful second NFL season, and the Eagles running back is potentially on the precipice of an impressive accomplishment: He needs 190 yards in the team’s final two games to hit 1,000 yards on the season. The former Penn State stand...

1. The Giants must lose The Giants and Ravens are slated to play at 1 p.m. in Week 16, with the Eagles and Cowboys slated for 4:25. If the Giants fall to the Ravens, who have a lot to play for themselves as they are hunting a Wild Card spot in the AFC, the Eagles will then have a huge opportunity against Dallas.  Beating the Cowboys for the second time — in the wake of an early New York loss — will double the Eagles' chances of winning the division. 2. Washington must lose Also at 1 p.m. next Sunday, WFT will face the Panthers and this is where it gets more tricky, as Carolina does not h...

10 years later: The Miracle at the New Meadowlands No Medals for Valor. Photo by Drew Hallowell/Philadelphia Eagles/Getty Images When I was a freshman in college, I did the classic move of taking an Intro to Psychology class that had about 700 people in it in a gigantic auditorium where it was impossible for me to pay attention. One thing I did remember was the concept of flashbulb memories. People can remember minuscule aspects of days long gone by if they’re associated with a huge event. For a specific generation, they could all tell you where they were the day John F. Kennedy died, but ...