Writer: Paul Bowman
The Eagles are ensuring some consistency on the coaching staff despite the need from a new offensive coordinator and potentially other offensive coaching replacements.
The Eagles have brought in the free agent to compete for a spot next season following his getting some play in the CFL.
The Eagles are bringing back the safety who has spent his whole pro career in Philadelphia following two earlier batches of signings.
The Birds are bringing in the former Kansas City back to see if he can stand out at camp next year to carve out a role.
One of the least capable people to ever hold the position of offensive coordinator is officially out as Eagles fans can finally breathe again.
The Eagles are bringing back some of their favorite practice squad guys for camp next offseason to give them another shot at the roster.
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.
The Eagles had their first back-to-back home games of the season in the last home game they will have of the season hosting the 49ers.
The Eagles have six players selected to this year’s AP All-Pro team, with a makeup that is pretty close to the selections from PFF.
Matt Campbell has begun assembling his first staff at Penn State ahead of the team’s Pinstripe Bowl appearance to end the season.
