It was a comment that sparked a bonfire. Eagles running back Saquon Barkley said on a recent podcast with Chris Long that he could “probably (be) one of those guys that (retirement) would be out of nowhere.” It’s what one of his favorite running backs of all time did.
Zack Martin is happily retired after delivering a decorated Pro Bowl career. The Dallas Cowboys guard/tackle had some epic battles with the Los Angeles Rams.
While Chris Long brought up the Stefon Diggs signing on his Green Light podcast episode with New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, he made it clear
Happy Philadelphia Eagles Victory Parade Day to all who celebrate. Happy Valentine's Day... Or, can we call today Eaglestine's Day. That isn't corny, is it?
Jalen Hurts earned himself Super Bowl MVP honors for his excellent performance against the Kansas City Chiefs on Sunday, as the Philadelphia Eagles rolled to…
Chris Long played eight of his 11 NFL seasons with the St. Louis Rams, playing most of his best football with the team that drafted him second overall in 2008.
Through three quarters of Thursday night's contest between the Washington Commanders and Philadelphia Eagles the road team was in relative control of the game.
There has been plenty of debate on talk radio, social media platforms, and, if there is still such a thing, at the proverbial office water coolers about Nick Sirianni’s decision to pass on third-and-three in the final minute of Monday night’s game.
One former Philadelphia Eagles fan-favorite decided to hang up his cleats this offseason. Former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles was selected in the third round of the 2012 National Football League Draft by Philadelphia and had two different stints with the team.
Former Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long believes that playing on the road during the playoffs could be a blessing in disguise for the struggling Eagles.
Even die-hard Eagles fans will tell you the defending NFC champions have looked rusty in two straight wins. But one of their former players thinks the team looks like a “well-oiled machine.” Chris Long played 11 years in the NFL, with his last two seasons in Philadelphia.