Reed Blankenship
Where should the Eagles front office focus their effort on getting extensions signed with their pending free agents?
While the fans and players are disappointed after another early playoff exit under a Sirianni-hired coordinator, the front office has nearly two months to try and work out any extensions they may want to enact.
With another primetime match-up with another team featuring one of the NFC’s top record, the Eagles took the field on Black Friday looking to get back in the win column.
The epic conclusion of the second Dallas week of the year arrived on primetime in the Saturday afternoon window down in Jerry’s world.
The Eagles needed a win to keep the tie breakers in their favor in the division and keep up with the NFC’s top teams for the top seed and bye.
The Eagles, once again, are required to head down to Tampa Bay to take on the Bucs and looked to turn the story of the past few years around.
The Eagles have several captains retaining their duties but will also have two newcomers to the role in 2025.
The Eagles initial 53-man roster is set and, as always, there are a few surprises for the fans to see making the list.
The Eagles signal caller had perhaps his best game in two years in the Championship game to secure the franchise’s second Lombardi trophy.
Stopping the skill players is a critical responsibility for any team in such a pass-heavy league, so who looks best on paper?
