For two straight weeks, it felt like the sky was falling in Philadelphia. The Philadelphia Eagles’ offense looked lifeless, the rhythm was gone, and the confidence that once carried this team through chaos had evaporated. They dropped ugly losses to the Denver Broncos and New York Giants—games that raised
Super Bowl–winning head coach Doug Pederson sat down with Dan Sileo on The National Football Show for a wide-ranging, can’t-miss conversation about his time leading the Philadelphia Eagles. From drafting Jalen Hurts to calling the legendary Philly Special, Pederson shared insight, honesty, and perspective that every Eagles fan
By Zander Krause I’ve been saying it for weeks. The Eagles needed to throw the ball more. Be aggressive. Let Jalen Hurts and this wide receiver group take over games. After a 4–0 start, I thought the next step was opening things up through the air. Then came
By Zander Krause Last year, the Eagles won the Super Bowl by being different. They zigged while the league zagged. In an era built on explosive passing, Philly leaned on a historic run game and the league’s best defense. They pounded teams into submission, controlled the clock, and trusted
By Zander Krause The Early Heat on a New Play Caller Kevin Patullo has been an offensive coordinator for just two games, and already the heat in Philadelphia is undeniable. The Eagles are 2–0, but their passing attack has been underwhelming. In a city that expects fireworks, the spotlight
