Top of the morning, Eagles fans! It might be rainy and gray outside, but that's not stopping this week of preparation from rolling right along. Offensive coordinator Pat Shurmur and defensive coordinator Bill Davis will speak with reporters later this morning, and you can catch up on the latest headlines right now ...
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Head coach Chip Kelly has no concerns at all about his team's ability to bounce back from Sunday's loss to Seattle.
The Eagles' sole focus now, writes Dave Spadaro, is beating the Dallas Cowboys this weekend.
Taking an Eagle's Eye look at the dominance of defensive end Fletcher Cox and linebacker Mychal Kendricks.
According to former Eagle Seth Joyner, there's absolutely nothing else like Dallas week.
Reliving the best single-game performances
from new franchise-leading rusher LeSean McCoy.
Now that LeSean McCoy stands alone as the Eagles all-time leading rusher, here's a look back at his top ten rushing performances in midnight green ...
December 8th 2013- 217 yards, 2 TDs vs. Detroit
December 12 2010- 185 yards, 2 TDs vs Dallas
September 9 2013- 184 yards, 1 TD at Washington
November 27 2014 - 159 yards, 1 TD at Dallas
September 19 2013 - 158 yards, 1 TD vs Kansas City
November 10 2013 - 155 yards at Green Bay
December 12 2010 - 149 Yards at Dallas
October 12 2014 - 149 yards vs New York
December 22 2013 - 133 yards, 2 TDs vs Chicago
December 29 2013 - 131 yards, 1 Rec TD at Dallas
Other Views
Re-watching and reviewing the Eagles' offensive performance against the Seattle Seahawks.
Despite the loss to Seattle, the Birds still control their own path with three games to play.
This weekend, and going forward, the Eagles need to make hay on their third down opportunities.
Since Chip Kelly took over, the Eagles haven't been big on losing streaks.
