Philadelphia Eagles

On Thursday, the Philadelphia Eagles finished their Head Coaching job search and will proceed with hiring Indianapolis Colts Offensive Coordinator Nick Sirianni

The Philadelphia Eagles have parted ways with their head coach, Doug Pederson, according to multiple reports from the NFL Network and ESPN.

On Thursday the Eagles confirmed earlier reports that a player has tested positive for COVID-19 and close contacts have been identified as part of NFL protocols

The team has home games with against the Seahawks, Saints, and Washington.

On Friday, Corey Clement became the second Philadelphia Eagles player to be recognized by the NFLPA for his work in the community.

The Governor of Pennsylvania, Tom Wolfe, announced plans for a reduced capacity of 15% in the state. With that reduction that would equate to about 7,500 fans. But there is still another step to allow fans in the stands.

Teams are permitted to carry 16 players on the practice squad this season instead of 10. In addition, six of the players can be veterans with no limit to their experience.

While there will be no fans in the stands at Lincoln Financial Field at the start of the 2020 season, you can still be there as a fan cutout

Another hit to Philly sports on the COVID front.

Will fans be allowed at Eagles games in 2020? The Mayor provided an update on Wednesday.

If you are a diehard Eagles or Phillies fan and you can't wait to get inside a stadium to cheer-on your favorite teams, you better get your radio ready instead.

Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles 2018 Superbowl Championship MVP winning quarterback Nick Foles and his wife Tori, on the birth of their third child last Friday.