March 3, 2017
Eagles
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Jimmy Kempski
The NFL Combine kicked off in Indianapolis this week, and we've already begun taking a look at some participants at each positional group. Today, we'll look at cornerbacks.
March 3, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
Beginning at noon today, Jimmy Kempski will take your questions in his weekly Eagles chat. Be sure to join him here.
March 3, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
On Friday at the NFL Combine, a coin toss was held between the Indianapolis Colts and (technically) the Minnesota Vikings, to determine which team will be the placeholder for the 14th and 15th overall picks. The Eagles came out as the big winners.
March 3, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
Brandin Cooks is fast, and quick, with the ability to take the top off the defense on long pass plays, and the ability to run after the catch for big gains on short pass plays. Almost as importantly as what he would give the Eagles on the field, he makes a lot of sense from a financial standpoint.
March 2, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
According to Chris Mortensen of ESPN, the Eagles are in trade talks with the Saints for WR Brandin Cooks:
March 2, 2017
Eagles
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Jimmy Kempski
If the Eagles were to cut bait with Ryan Mathews or Ron Brooks today, they would be releasing each player with a failed physical designation. That could potentially put them on the hook for both players' Injury Protection Benefit, which would be 50 percent of their salaries, up to $1,150,000.
March 2, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
The NFL Combine kicked off in Indianapolis this week, and we've already begun taking a look at some participants at each positional group. Today, we'll look at linebackers.
March 2, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
Lol.
March 2, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
Noticeably absent from the rumor mill are any mentions of the Eagles and their interest in any of the cornerbacks in this year's free agent class, despite corner being every bit as big a need as wide receiver.
March 1, 2017
Eagles
by
Jimmy Kempski
We'll keep this short and sweet. Jamaal Charles is exactly what the Eagles could use at running back. He's a slashing, speedy back with a staggering 5.5 yards per carry average over his career, who is also a premier threat as a pass catcher out of the backfield. Or at least he was.