Articles by Tom Long (28)
In a battle between staying overseas or coming over to the States, it seems that Philly has prevailed.
The Sixers added depth to their Summer League roster Monday morning.
The Philadelphia 76ers have a lot of options at No. 3 in the draft, and trading down could be one of them.
The Philadelphia Eagles addressed one of their most visible weaknesses this offseason by drafting and signing new receivers. Now, as OTA’s begin, the Eagles will determine where all these new pieces fit into the improved offense.
All things considered, the Philadelphia Eagles had a valuable draft. Throughout the draft, the team was able to get players who can make an immediate impact. Now, the Eagles will find themselves with several positional battles once camp starts. Today, we’ll take a look at the potential battle at the running back position.
The Philadelphia native has now expressed interest in coming home after reports that the Sixers were linked to him.
After focusing on wide receivers in the 3rd round, the Eagles shift their attention the running backs, drafting Donnel Pumphrey with the 132nd overall pick. Here is a scouting report on Donnel Pumphrey.
The Eagles traded the 139th overall pick and their seventh-round pick at 230th overall to the Minnesota Vikings to acquire the 132nd pick. With that pick, they selected running back Donnel Pumphrey from San Diego State University.
The NFL Draft has found itself in Philadelphia this year. As a result, sports fans and residents alike are buzzing around the city, looking for fun festivities taking place, just another example of the passion, love, and heart the city has for sports.
The Philadelphia Eagles have made a handful of offseason free-agent acquisitions this year, all signings with short-term contract details. These signings inspire a question: Are the Eagles focusing on sustaining long-term success or short-term fixes?