A new series was formed over a month ago called The Future 40, and the next edition is here! The segment has and will continue to run every other day until late April as we provide you with in-depth scouting reports of some 2010 NFL Draft prospects, giving you information key to understanding some of the players’ strengths, weaknesses, projected round of selection, possibility of being picked by the Eagles, and much more! And because the Draft is an important event for the entire league, some of the top-ranked players not expected to go to Philadelphia will also be reported on. This time around, we will stick to the offensive side of the ball and look at Ryan Mathews, who was requested to be covered by one of our fans: More »

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There have been plenty of rumors spread around the league regarding the Eagles’ Quarterbacks and how they could possibly be dealt to other teams, but few reports are filled with confirmed information and detailed descriptions of potential trades. One of the latest, attention-grabbing suggestions that has been tossed about includes a team that has not yet been mentioned seriously in terms of desiring to acquire a Philadelphia passer–the Seattle Seahawks. Apparently, they have been “calling non-stop and they want Kevin Kolb or Donovan McNabb“. Sal Paolantonio of the ESPN sports network originally provided this piece of news, and claims to have learned it from “very reliable sources”. More »

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The Browns today announced the signing of veteran quarterback Jake Delhomme, formerly a longtime member of the Panthers. The transaction comes in the same week that Cleveland traded for backup passer Seneca Wallace with Seattle, and the entire position has now been altered for the 2010 season. 35 years of age, Delhomme was surprisingly cut from his previous employer earlier in the free agency period, and remained one of the better experienced QBs on the market. More »

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A new series was formed over a month ago called The Future 40, and the next edition is here! The segment has and will continue to run every other day until late April as we provide you with in-depth scouting reports of some 2010 NFL Draft prospects, giving you information key to understanding some of the players’ strengths, weaknesses, projected round of selection, possibility of being picked by the Eagles, and much more! And because the Draft is an important event for the entire league, some of the top-ranked players not expected to go to Philadelphia will also be reported on. This time around, we will take to a defensive perspective and look at Dan Williams: More »

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McNabb’s reuniting with T.O.?! That’s probably what many of you thought upon an initial glance at this article’s title. However, there is more than plenty reasoning to do so…after all, we all know how the saga between the Eagles’ Quarterback and outspoken receiver ended several years ago. Supposedly, the two are friends again, though, despite their publicized feud on and off the field in the 2004 and 2005 seasons, and are teaming up for a television program. More »

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A new series was formed over a month ago called The Future 40, and the next edition is here! The segment has and will continue to run every other day until late April as we provide you with in-depth scouting reports of some 2010 NFL Draft prospects, giving you information key to understanding some of the players’ strengths, weaknesses, projected round of selection, possibility of being picked by the Eagles, and much more! And because the Draft is an important event for the entire league, some of the top-ranked players not expected to go to Philadelphia will also be reported on. This time around, we will switch over to the offensive side of the ball and look at Mike Iupati: More »

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While many of the players who were considered the prime value of the free agent market have signed with teams (i.e. Julius Peppers, Karlos Dansby, Chester Taylor), the massive amounts of recent releases have added some notable names to the list of players currently looking for jobs. For instance, without the announcing that defensive back Gibril Wilson had been cut from the Dolphins, the value remaining at the Safety position in free agency would be quite low right now. Take a look at some players around the league who were recently removed from their respective organizations and have spiced up the pickings on the free agency market: More »

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Along with the free agency period of 2010 comes the offseason trading allowance, in which teams are–obviously–given permission to negotiate and execute trades for the first time since the early part of the regular season, and the Eagles are among the clubs frequently mentioned in deals, especially because of their envious Quarterback situation. Remember, they hold Pro-Bowlers at the starting and backup spots in Donovan McNabb and Michael Vick, and also have a promising future player in Kevin Kolb. More »

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A new series was formed about a month ago called The Future 40, and the next edition is here! The segment has and will continue to run every other day until late April as we provide you with in-depth scouting reports of some 2010 NFL Draft prospects, giving you information key to understanding some of the players’ strengths, weaknesses, projected round of selection, possibility of being picked by the Eagles, and much more! And because the Draft is an important event for the entire league, some of the top-ranked players not expected to go to Philadelphia will also be reported on. This time around, we will stick to a defensive standpoint and look at Taylor Mays: More »

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A new series was formed about a month ago called The Future 40, and the next edition is here! The segment has and will continue to run every other day until late April as we provide you with in-depth scouting reports of some 2010 NFL Draft prospects, giving you information key to understanding some of the players’ strengths, weaknesses, projected round of selection, possibility of being picked by the Eagles, and much more! And because the Draft is an important event for the entire league, some of the top-ranked players not expected to go to Philadelphia will also be reported on. This time around, we will switch to a defensive perspective and look at Brandon Graham: More »

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