Philly sports fans driving to the South Philadelphia stadiums know the drill. It’s the seventh-inning stretch, the end of the third quarter, or the start of the final period — and fans rush to the parking lot to beat traffic.

A.J. Dillon stars in one of the more fascinating but undermentioned stories about an Eagles Week 7 roster wrinkle.

New York won the starting field position battle, their drives starting on their own 36 while limiting the Eagles' average starting field position to their own 22-yard line. On kickoffs, the Giants began their drives on their own 33 and the Eagles on their own 23–huge!

Lane Johnson and the Philadelphia Eagles lost their second consecutive game in just five days. The reigning Super Bowl champions were defeated by the NFC East rival New York Giants 34-17 on Thursday night.

Fresh off their thrilling comeback win over the Rams, the undefeated Philadelphia Eagles (3-0) travel to Tampa to face the undefeated Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-0) on Sunday, Sept. 28. Here’s how to watch pregame and postgame coverage of the Week 4 matchup ...

The New York Giants upset win over the Eagles is a couple days old as of this writing, but with the team having been given the weekend off to continue basking in the glory of such a huge win, let’s look at some of the superlatives from what was by far one of the best Giants wins in years (h/t to the Giants for some of the info).

Saquon Barkley is facing off against his old team and the Philadelphia Eagles look to bounce back from their first loss of the season as the Birds take on their NFC East rivals the New York Giants in a Thursday Night Football matchup. Here’s how to watch ...