Eagles star Saquon Barkley says he was forced to divest Polymarket equity stake
Eagles star Saquon Barkley said he was forced to divest his equity stake in Polymarket to comply with NFL rules.
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Eagles' Jordan Davis stresses effort, pride and accountability
Eagles defensive tackle Jordan Davis took accountability for his play against the Cowboys and preached effort and pride.
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The Eagles elevated Elijah Mitchell and Mason Reiger for Sunday Night Football against the Commanders.
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I didn’t know that this was even a consideration.
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Sources: Saquon Barkley won't be traded by deadline despite Eagles' struggles
Saquon Barkley will not be traded before the trade deadline, sources told NFL Network, putting an end to speculation that the Eagles RB could be on the move.
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There are some on this board that would like draft picks over playersI didn’t know that this was even a consideration.
Sources: Saquon Barkley won't be traded by deadline despite Eagles' struggles
Saquon Barkley will not be traded before the trade deadline, sources told NFL Network, putting an end to speculation that the Eagles RB could be on the move.
Saquon Barkley has assurances he won't be dealt, wants to help Eagles 'fix it'
Speaking after Sunday night's 27-10 loss to the Washington Commanders, Philadelphia Eagles running back Saquon Barkley told reporters he has received assurances from the front office that he will remain with the club beyond the Nov. 10 trade deadline.
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Here's the issue. You have repeatedly said that people are giving Roseman too much of a pass, but then you repeatedly lay all of the blame at Howie's feet. Multiple posts pointing at Howie, whether it's about his player decisions, coaches not wanting to work with him, or him making all of the decisions for the coaches. You are a 1 trick pony.
Whenever there are failures in life, it's almost always multiple factors. Honing in on just one is foolish. Of course Howie takes some of the blame for the current issues. Along with Nick and the unfortunate injuries/retirement. Howie has made plenty of mistakes before and will make plenty more. It's part of the job. However, he has proven on multiple occasions that he can rebuild a roster and win a super bowl in a fairly brief period of time. That's why people aren't piling on.
He seems like a wild card. Could throw 3 picks and get killed, or could use a combo of his feet and huge arm to really challenge the D.
85 yard pass....
0:00 - Brian Baldinger on Joe Milton
2:12 - How much will the offensive scheme change?
3:20 - Milton's arm strength
4:58 - Is Hollywood Brown primed for a big game?
6:02 - Milton's familiarity with the Eagles' playbook
7:20 - Who's responsible for the pass protection breakdowns?
11:50 - Offense or defense more disappointing?
13:30 - Jalen Carter and Jordan Davis's performances this season
14:40 - Giants have their fair share of problems
15:40 - Are more changes coming for the Eagles if they lose?
16:48 - Could Landon Dickerson actually get traded?
0:00 - The Eagles may be bad but they're never boring
0:45 - Immediate reactions after Eagles make the switch to Joe Milton at QB
11:00 - A bizarre QB situation for Eagles through Week 9
20:00 - What to expect from Joe Milton against the Giants
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47:50 - Answering fan questions!
0:00 - Nick needs to be better with posting on social media lol
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40:10 - Eagles trade deadline possibilities
50:03 - Real or Fake
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1:10:40 - Week 9 game picks
1:14:16 - Eagles vs. Giants preview
on Howie and how the Eagles got to where they are today....what lesson they forgot.....(might be behind a pay wall)
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tib bit
In the afterglow of Super Bowl LIX, with a second NFL championship to tout and his reputation as the league’s newest, smartest genius now solidified, with an Eagles season like this one impossible to envision, Howie Roseman made the scene among the sport’s national pundits and podcasters at the 2025 draft combine.
One of the stops on his media tour inside Lucas Oil Stadium was an interview with analyst Todd McShay, and it was a rare public exchange for Roseman in that it revealed something real about who he is and how he does his job. He told a story about a train ride with one of his idols in the player-personnel business: longtime San Antonio Spurs president R.C. Buford.
He and Buford were at a conference together in London, in the midst of Roseman’s exile from the Eagles’ front office during Chip Kelly’s misbegotten final season with the franchise. On the train, Roseman took out a notebook and prepared himself to fill it with Buford’s insight on how he had built the Spurs into the NBA’s model for sustained excellence. He asked Buford what qualities he sought in the players the Spurs tried to acquire, and Buford instead shared some wisdom that he had learned, as a new general manager, from San Antonio’s Hall of Fame coach and executive, Gregg Popovich.
The first thing we’re going to do, Popovich had told Buford, is we’re going to hire people who are really good at their jobs, who we love being around, and who are good people. That’s it.
“And my heart stopped,” Roseman told McShay, “and I went, ‘That’s it. That’s. It. It’s not that hard.’”
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Howie Roseman must have forgot the secret to the Eagles' success| Mike Sielski
From the offseason hires of Sean Mannion and Chris Kuper to the departure of Jeff Stoutland, the Eagles got away from the philosophy that helped them win big.
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tib bit
In the afterglow of Super Bowl LIX, with a second NFL championship to tout and his reputation as the league’s newest, smartest genius now solidified, with an Eagles season like this one impossible to envision, Howie Roseman made the scene among the sport’s national pundits and podcasters at the 2025 draft combine.
One of the stops on his media tour inside Lucas Oil Stadium was an interview with analyst Todd McShay, and it was a rare public exchange for Roseman in that it revealed something real about who he is and how he does his job. He told a story about a train ride with one of his idols in the player-personnel business: longtime San Antonio Spurs president R.C. Buford.
He and Buford were at a conference together in London, in the midst of Roseman’s exile from the Eagles’ front office during Chip Kelly’s misbegotten final season with the franchise. On the train, Roseman took out a notebook and prepared himself to fill it with Buford’s insight on how he had built the Spurs into the NBA’s model for sustained excellence. He asked Buford what qualities he sought in the players the Spurs tried to acquire, and Buford instead shared some wisdom that he had learned, as a new general manager, from San Antonio’s Hall of Fame coach and executive, Gregg Popovich.
The first thing we’re going to do, Popovich had told Buford, is we’re going to hire people who are really good at their jobs, who we love being around, and who are good people. That’s it.
“And my heart stopped,” Roseman told McShay, “and I went, ‘That’s it. That’s. It. It’s not that hard.’”
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