Jimmy Kempski
Jimmy Kempski has covered the Philadelphia Eagles since 2013, with stops at the Allentown Morning Call and Philly.com before joining PhillyVoice in 2014. His year-round coverage includes analysis and breaking news, told through words and poorly drawn stick figures. Follow him at the social media outlet of your choice @JimmyKempski.
April 16, 2020
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Podcast: What to make of draft analysts projecting a LB to the Eagles in Round 1
In BGN Radio episode No. 115, I joined Brandon Lee Gowton and Michael Kist of Bleeding Green Nation to generally discuss some Eagles draft scenarios.April 15, 2020
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Recap: Eagles chat with Jimmy Kempski
Beginning at noon today, Jimmy Kempski will take your questions in another Eagles chat. Be sure to join him here.April 15, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Defensive end
The Eagles love drafting edge rushers. Excluding the three years (2013-2015) under Chip Kelly when the Eagles ran that foofy two-gap, 3-4 defense, the Eagles have drafted eight defensive ends overall since Howie Roseman became the GM in 2010, and at least one every year except 2011.April 14, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Interior offensive line
As it currently stands, there's an argument to be made that the Eagles have the best interior offensive line in the NFL. However, a report emerged last offseason that Jason Kelce was mulling retirement, a notion that Kelce himself acknowledged.April 13, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Offensive tackle
Offensive tackle is of sneaky importance to the Eagles in this draft.April 12, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Tight end
In Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert the Eagles have the best 1-2 tight end combo in the NFL. As such, they are primed to run a whole lot of two-TE sets, as they did in 2019. If the Eagles are going to commit to a two-TE base offense for the foreseeable future, then they would be smart to add a third TE for depth.April 11, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Wide receivers
As far as, "Which receivers make sense for the Eagles," the answer is probably, you know, all of them, since they have precisely zero surefire, long-term answers at the position. Receivers of all shapes, sizes, and skill sets are needed, though certainly, there should be a focus on speed.April 10, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Running back
The Eagles currently only have three running backs on their roster. During 2019 training camp, they had eight, and they usually carry at least four, sometimes five, on their regular season roster. My conclusion? They're probably going to add more running backs.April 9, 2020
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Eagles 2020 NFL Draft preview: Quarterback
Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be taking a look at each of the Philadelphia Eagles' positional groups. We'll determine if the Birds are likely to select a player at that position with one of their eight picks in the 2020 NFL Draft, as well as note some players who make sense. We'll start with quarterback, which is among the lowest positions on the Eagles' draft need totem pole, but still a potential spot that could be addressed with a developmental player.April 8, 2020
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Eagles new player (or current player with new role) series: Jatavis Brown edition
Those who follow the Chargers closely mostly think that Jatavis Brown had a very promising rookie season, but injuries and a scheme change perhaps stunted his growth. In 2019, there's really no way to sugarcoat his play. He was bad, as you'll see in this Twitter thread here.Just In
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