Eagles

The current statistics don’t tell the entire story with Carson Wentz. Yes, the rookie quarterback has had his expected ups and down this season. But in last Sunday’s game against the Redskins, he put together one of his best performances of the season. The great effort didn’t equate in a win, but it should remind doubters that the North Dakota State product remains the franchise quarterback for years to come.

By Patrick Del Gaone, Sports Talk Philly staff writer  After scoring ten offensive touchdowns in three victories to begin the year, the Eagles' offense hit a road block it has yet to surmount. In the ten games since, Frank Reich's unit has accumulated only 15 touchdowns, as the faltering team posted a dreadful 2-8 record during […]

All three of the Eagles most glaring needs were on full display on Sunday. They still lack weapons at wide receiver. They still don’t have a shutdown cornerback and desperately need players at the position. And most of all, they lacked depth on the offensive line.

The Eagles signed cornerback Dwayne Gratz and long-snapper Rick Lovato to join the team for Week 15 against the Baltimore Ravens. To make room on the roster, they placed three players on season-ending injured reserve: Jon Dorenbos, Matt Tobin and Wendell Smallwood.

By Patrick Del Gaone, Sports Talk Philly staff writer  Philadelphia Eagles' head coach Doug Pederson was unaware that backup offensive lineman Matt Tobin sustained an injury on the second-to-last play of the team's final offensive possession. One play later, Tobin, Philadelphia's third-string right tackle, was abused by Redskins' menacing defensive end Ryan Kerrigan, who then strip-sacked Carson Wentz to […]

Philadelphia Eagles long snapper Jon Dorenbos will miss the rest of the season after undergoing surgery to repair an injured wrist.

The Eagles lost another close game yesterday, but one thing was apparent: Carson Wentz is on his way to being one hell of a quarterback.

The game was very much there for the taking and it was an improved effort, but for the fourth game in a row and the fourth time this season against an NFC East opponent, the Eagles were left looking for answers. Here are this week’s grades in our report card.

The Eagles took a one-point lead in the middle of the fourth quarter, but a late touchdown by the Redskins put them on top inside the two-minute warning. The Eagles managed to get the ball deep into Washington territory, but a sack and fumble on Carson Wentz created the turnover that ended the game, with the Eagles dropping their fourth straight, 27-22, to the Redskins at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday.