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Eagles Observations: How Will Howie Roseman Cope With League-High Dead Money? - Vimarsana News

Eagles Observations: How Will Howie Roseman Cope With League-High Dead Money?

With NFL free agency effectively set to begin on Monday, NBC Sports Philadelphia's Reuben Frank takes you through 10 observations on the Eagles, plus other...

Eagles News: Philadelphia making "strong effort" to re-sign CJGJ ... and more rumors - Vimarsana News

Eagles News: Philadelphia making "strong effort" to re-sign CJGJ ... and more rumors

Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 3/12/23.

Previewing the Eagles' next calendar year, in stick figure form - Vimarsana News

Previewing the Eagles' next calendar year, in stick figure form

Since 2016, I've predicted what the Philadelphia Eagles' next calendar year would look like (in stick figure form), based mostly on logic, and mayyyyybe a little inside knowledge here and there.

Jays cruise past Cavaliers in district opener - Vimarsana News

Jays cruise past Cavaliers in district opener

The top-seeded Jefferson City Jays set the tone from the opening tip Wednesday at Capital City High School. Jordan Martin tipped the opening jump forward to Kendric Johnson, who ran into the paint for a floater five seconds into the Class 5 District 5 Tournament first-round matchup. It was a good indication of what was to come in the Jays’ 79-37 victory against the No. 8 seed Capital City Cavaliers.

Capital City boys fall to Sedalia Smith-Cotton - Vimarsana News

Capital City boys fall to Sedalia Smith-Cotton

The Capital City Cavaliers had two chances to win Tuesday’s game against the Sedalia Smith-Cotton Tigers and send their two seniors off on the right note on Senior Night. But both opportunities came up empty as the Tigers walked out of Capital City High School with a 49-47 victory after erasing an 11-point second-half deficit.