The painful story of the worst season in Eagles franchise history

Taking a trip back in the Philadelphia Eagles time machine to examine the worst year in franchise history. The 1960s were an interesting time for the Eagles as the team started the decade with an NFL Championship. It would be the last league title for the franchise until 2018 when they won the Super Bowl against the New England Patriots. After that final NFL title, the team would go on to have just two winning seasons. It all led up to the dreaded 1968 season that saw the worst come out with the team. Let's start with the positives (and there are a few of them). The top player on the team was running back Tom Woodeshick, who had a career year in 1968, rushing for 947 yards and three touchdowns, and making his first Pro Bowl and All-Pro selections. The only other players who made the Pro Bowl that season were right tackle Bob Brown and kicker/punter Sam Baker. During the season, Baker made 19 of 30 field goals and punted the ball 55 times for an average of 40.9 yards per punt. Now to the ugly part: the season