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.
March 1, 2020
Eagles
Mailbag: Will the Eagles actually make their (projected) 10 picks this year?
In our Eagles chat on Thursday, there were a lot of questions that we could not get to in time or other questions we did answer but could use more color. And so, let's do a mailbag post to answer some of the overflow.February 29, 2020
Eagles
Podcast: Jason Peters vs. Andre Dillard, and Eagles free agency
Jason Peters might be back? It's a huge bummer if so, because it really only means one thing, that Andre Dillard isn't ready.February 28, 2020
Eagles
Stock up, stock down: Eagles WR targets after NFL Combine testing
On Thursday, the NFL kicked off their first ever prime time coverage of the NFL Combine, and on the first night we got a look at the position of highest importance for the Philadelphia Eagles, wide receiver. Some receivers helped themselves, and some didn't. Let's take a look at whose stock is up, and whose is down.February 27, 2020
Eagles
Eagles 2020 draft: Trade up, trade back, or stay put?
Heading into any draft, there are always arguments to be made about trying to trade up for a better prospect, trading back and acquiring more draft picks, or just staying put at your spot and picking a player.February 27, 2020
Eagles
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.February 26, 2020
Eagles
Howie Roseman confirms that the Eagles will likely be spenders in 2020 free agency
The Philadelphia Eagles are highly likely to be spenders in free agency this offseason. That is something we kinda-sorta already assumed, given that the Birds have $40-plus million in cap space and holes at wide receiver, cornerback, linebacker, and maybe-soon-to-be safety, but Howie Roseman essentially confirmed on Tuesday at the NFL Combine that the Eagles will be opening their metaphorical wallet.February 25, 2020
Eagles
Eagles podcast: Who replaces Nigel Bradham, and other free agency talk
In BGN Radio episode No. 106, Brandon Lee Gowton and I looked at the Eagles' release of Nigel Bradham, how they'll replace him, and some other free agency talk.February 25, 2020
Eagles
2019-2020 NFL press box food spread ratings
Throughout the season, we'll be posting press box food spread rankings for each of the Philadelphia Eagles' road games. This is probably of no interest to you if you're a sane human being, and, well, I don't care. I'm doing this anyway.February 25, 2020
Eagles
Eagles keep the door open for potential return of Jason Peters
In the 2019 NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles traded up three spots in the first round, from pick No. 25 to pick No. 22, costing them fourth- and sixth-round picks in the process, to select Jason Peters' eventual successor in Andre Dillard. It was a steep price to pay for a player who was only going to play as a rookie if Peters got hurt. Of course, the easy assumption to make was that Dillard would serve as Peters' understudy for a year, before becoming the full-time starter in 2020 and beyond. Or, uh, maybe not?February 24, 2020
Eagles
A preview of the wide receiver class competing at the 2020 NFL Combine
The 2020 NFL Combine will kick off this week, and the obvious position of interest, both locally and nationally, will be at wide receiver. In Philadelphia, the wide receivers will be the primary focus because of the Eagles' obvious need for them. Nationally, this wide receiver class will draw heavy interest because it's being touted as one of the best and deepest groups ever.Just In
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