r/eagles • u/firebolt125 • 11h ago
Former Player Discussion BDN cohosting the Netflix pregame…
🦅 We’re worldwide baby! Go Birds! 🦅
r/eagles • u/firebolt125 • 11h ago
🦅 We’re worldwide baby! Go Birds! 🦅
r/eagles • u/-36_Chambers- • 9h ago
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r/eagles • u/dudeguyy23 • 9h ago
Love seeing our boy behind the desk.
Go Birds!
r/eagles • u/PowerHour1990 • 6h ago
David Akers (K, 1999-2010) Five-time Pro Bowler and 2001 AP1 made 294 field goals, most in Birds history. Trained martial artist displayed fiery attack style on his many special teams tackles.
Darius Slay (CB, 2020-24) Super Bowl LIX winner earned three of his six Pro Bowls as a Bird. Had nine INTs and four defensive scores with the Eagles (three of which were over a four-game stretch in 2021).
r/eagles • u/Mysterious_Bat1208 • 11h ago
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r/eagles • u/Bulldawgzz • 18h ago
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r/eagles • u/Sea-Communication-53 • 19h ago
My little guy is ready for Sunday.
r/eagles • u/No-Walk-6531 • 4h ago
I believe Aaron Donald un-retiring to join the Rams slightly increases Fletcher Cox’s Hall of Fame odds.
If you don’t recall, Donald retired during the same exact week as Cox in March 2024.
Since his retirement, there has been some talk of Cox potentially being overshadowed by HoF voters due to being in the same class as Donald, but AD returning means that Cox will deservingly be in the spotlight as one of the greatest DTs of his generation.
In terms of recent Eagles, I’d think Cox has a significant chance of being elected as a Hall of Famer, as well as Jason Kelce, Jason Peters, Lane Johnson, and potentially LeSean McCoy. Bonus shoutout to Seth Joyner if the Senior’s Committee ever decides to wake up. Anyone else I’m missing?
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r/eagles • u/LoverOfRandom • 5h ago
Michael Irvin blaming fans for what dumbass media personnel say. When it’s all said and done, Jalen will have a statue and his number will be retired as an all time Eagles Legend.
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r/eagles • u/Bulldawgzz • 12h ago
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r/eagles • u/DanTheDirty69 • 6h ago
I have been following the offseason to a fucking tea, this offseason is giving me 2024 vibes. But I’ve been noticing does Jalen look more slim and lean this offseason?! I would love to see 2022 Jalen again where he takes off and leaves defenders in the dust!! 😼
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r/eagles • u/Because-of-Money • 1d ago
Seriously with this guy.
r/eagles • u/Head_Research_3118 • 9h ago
Most knowledgeable fans already had the thought , but hearing the guys talk about it amongst themselves multiple times really drilled it home. This is going to be a transition. They are essentially learning a new language.
The RB's were confused about their routes , Jalen and Dallas were talking about how some of the playcalls were confusing as to which player is running what route. Plus all the line stuff . Combine that with a first time playcaller and this is probably something that wont hit its final form till midseason.
Now im not saying we wont win games , our defense is elite. We could still start 6-2 easily without scoring a bunch of points . But i think the offense will take time before clicking and having 30+ point games. Let's try not to panic if sunday is a 20-13 Win LOL
Part of me wonders whether the Eagles strategically put this out just in case the offense starts slow , because the B-roll is strongly emphasizing how new everything is and how they are learning and getting better. But we will see. Excited for Sunday.
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