‘Extremely Rude’: Chargers’ QB Justin Herbert Ripped for Ignoring ESPN’s Sideline Reporter After Beating Eagles
Chargers QB Justin Herbert is taking heat for trying to avoid speaking to ESPN sideline reporter Laura Rutledge.

Chargers QB Justin Herbert is taking heat for trying to avoid speaking to ESPN sideline reporter Laura Rutledge.

The New Jersey home of Eagles offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo was egged by several fans after Philadelphia’s loss to the Chicago Bears on Friday.

Sunday’s game between the Cowboys and the Eagles had just about everything you would expect to see in a late-season contest between bitter division rivals: Shocking turns of events, thrilling comebacks, hard hits, and, of course, a small-scale riot in the stands.

The Philadelphia Eagles are preparing to take on the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday in a pivotal NFC East matchup. The children of the Philadelphia area are preparing as well, as it turns out, and it looks kind of scary.

Stop me if you’ve heard this before: But an egregious call by an NFL official altered the outcome of a game.

The NFL has suspended Commanders linebacker Frankie Luvu without pay for one game after “repeated” violations of the league’s rule against hip-drop tackles.

Former Eagles center Jason Kelce has made a Constitutional argument in favor of allowing NFL players to criticize officials without facing league fines.

The NFL is hearing a chorus of disapproval about the way it’s officiating football games, including from a Super Bowl champion and Hall of Famer.

If you read the news last week, you would be convinced that the NBA is currently suffering the biggest scandal in major American sports, but they may have some competition from the NFL.

NFL fans became fed up with the Eagles’ “push tush” play Sunday after Philly QB Jalen Hurts made a fumble.
New York Giants rookie sensation Cam Skattebo had to leave Sunday’s game against the Eagles on the back of a cart after suffering what appeared to be a terrible ankle injury.
The chorus of disapproval wishing to see the Tush Push banned includes not only fans, media, and team executives but also players, such as Green Bay’s Micah Parsons.

It wouldn’t be an Eagles game without a Tush Push, and it wouldn’t be a Tush Push without a false start by a Philadelphia offensive lineman that goes completely missed by the officials.
Both of those things happened on Thursday night.

Week 5 in the NFL brought an end to the undefeateds, with both Philadelphia and Buffalo finally losing. And, honestly, both teams looked very flawed in their respective losses. So, what does this show us?

Philadelphia Eagles fans have expressed outrage after a no-call from officials helped the Denver Broncos to squeak out a victory on Sunday.

This is the earliest moment in the season when we can get a grasp of who is legit and who may be a fraud. So, it’s time to crown the undefeateds, dethrone the defeateds.

The NFL vowed to officiate the Tush Push much more rigorously this week after a viral video showing the Eagles getting away with multiple false starts went viral. Well, on at least one play, they did not.
Perhaps it should come as no surprise that former Eagle and current ESPN analyst Jason Kelce would come down in favor of the play that helped his former team so much in their Super Bowl run last year, and again on Sunday.

The NFL has been facing criticism for removing videos showing the Philadelphia Eagles committing penalties during the infamous “Tush Push” play.

The Green Bay Packers are the best team in the National Football League. That is a statement of fact based on observable evidence and in no way a hot take

The NFL has recognized Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s ejection six seconds into Thursday’s season opener as a suspension, and will not suspend him further, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter.

Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Carter gained increased and unwanted fame Thursday night following his ejection for spitting on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott. However, as his image began to get plastered all over the internet, Carter gained even more fame for another reason: His uncanny resemblance to defeated Georgie gubernatorial candidate Stacy Abrams.

The NFL will go to the tape and review the shocking spitting incident that resulted in Eagles defensive tackle Jalen Carter’s ejection, a mere six seconds into Thursday night’s NFL opener against the Cowboys.

Philadelphia Eagles star defensive tackle Jalen Carter was ejected from last night’s NFL opener before the first play from scrimmage for spitting on Cowboys QB Dak Prescott.

Philadelphia Eagles star Jalen Carter was ejected from the game before the first play was even run on Thursday night.

The Eagles have said they won’t be out there for the raising of their championship banner Thursday night, but Cowboys wide receiver CeeDee Lamb says he will be.

The Eagles’ controversial “Tush Push” play now has a sponsor in the company DUDE Wipes after it survived a league-wide vote earlier this year.
Ex-NFL linebacker Bryan Braman has died after a battle with cancer. He was 38 years old.

The Baltimore Ravens traded for Diontae Johnson last year as an insurance policy to bolster their very thin wide receiving corps. However, when they needed him, Diontae Johnson refused to play.

The play that greatly aided the Philadelphia Eagles in their quest for a Super Bowl championship in 2024 will be available to them in 2025.
Malcolm Jenkins has praised Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts for skipping his team’s Super Bowl celebration at the White House.

President Donald Trump hosted the Philadelphia Eagles at the White House on Monday to commemorate their Super Bowl LIX victory in February.

President Donald Trump joked about how he was right there at the Super Bowl along with Taylor Swift when the Eagles won the championshp.

President Donald Trump hosts the Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles at the White House on Monday, April 28.

Philadelphia Eagles star Saquon Barkley is telling the haters that he has no time for them after he was seen golfing with Donald Trump.

The suspense over whether the “Tush Push” will continue to be a part of the Eagles’ offense will be settled in May, according to NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell.

The Eagles happily accepted President Trump’s invitation to attend the White House next week to celebrate their Super Bowl championship. There’s only one problem: Their star quarterback may not be coming with them.

NFL owners voted to table the Packers’ proposal to ban the “Tush Push” at last week’s owners’ meetings. However, Packers CEO Mark Murphy remains undaunted in his belief that the proposal will get passed.

Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni was emphatic when asked for his thoughts about his team’s upcoming visit to the White House.

On Tuesday, the NFL voted to table a proposal from the Green Bay Packers to ban the “Tush Push,” the favorite short-yardage play of the Philadelphia Eagles, where a tight end and running back push the quarterback over the center
