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Eagles nominated for ESPN's Sports Humanitarian of the Year award
ESPN announced on Monday the finalists for the Sports Humanitarian of the Year award, which will be presented at the 2024 ESPYS on July 10. The nominees include Angel City Football Club, the Indianapolis Colts, the Miami Heat, and the Philadelphia Eagles.
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Brian Westbrook reflects on NFL career and current charitable work
Brian Westbrook, the former Philadelphia Eagles running back, is reflecting on his successful career and current endeavors. Drafted by the Eagles in 2002 after a standout college career at Villanova, Westbrook quickly became known for his versatility on the field. In 2004, he was the only NFL player to achieve over 700 yards in both rushing and receiving, contributing significantly to the Eagles' Super Bowl XXXIX appearance.
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Parris Campbell embraces new start with Philadelphia Eagles after injury setbacks
Parris Campbell, a wide receiver in the NFL, has experienced numerous challenges since being drafted by the Indianapolis Colts in 2019. His journey has been marked by significant injuries that have tested his resilience. Now with the Philadelphia Eagles on a one-year contract, Campbell is optimistic about his future and aims to make a positive impact this season.
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Mekhi Becton embraces versatile role with Philadelphia Eagles
Mekhi Becton, a former New York Jets player, has embraced his new role with the Philadelphia Eagles. Since joining the team, Becton has been enthusiastic about contributing in any position required by the Eagles. "Doesn't matter to me. I am loving being here in every way. I feel like I'm in a family. I really mean that," Becton expressed.
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Jason Kelce hosts fourth annual Team 62 event supporting autism awareness
Jason Kelce is set to host the fourth annual Team 62 event at The Ocean Drive in Sea Isle City, New Jersey, on June 26 and 27. The event supports the Eagles Autism Foundation, which raised nearly $500,000 last year.
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Philadelphia Eagles' Lincoln Financial Field earns top-tier LEED Platinum certification
The Philadelphia Eagles have announced that Lincoln Financial Field has achieved the prestigious LEED Platinum certification, recognizing its commitment to sustainability. The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) awarded this certification as part of its widely recognized green building rating system, LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design). This achievement highlights the stadium's dedication to sustainable practices in design, construction, and operation.
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Darius Slay mentors Eagles' rookie cornerbacks amid roster competition
One of the key topics during this time of year for the Philadelphia Eagles revolves around the development of their rookie players. Questions often arise about how these newcomers are adjusting and what is expected from them in the upcoming season. As these rookies acclimate to the team, they face a barrage of information and emotions.
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Philadelphia Eagles announce ticket sales for games and public practice
Single-game tickets for the 2024 Philadelphia Eagles home games will be available for purchase starting Tuesday, June 18, at 10 AM. Fans interested in attending can secure their tickets by visiting Ticketmaster.com. There is a restriction of four tickets per household. Due to anticipated high demand, fans are advised to act promptly once sales begin.
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John Ross seeks NFL comeback inspired by son's influence
Wide receiver John Ross is attempting a return to the NFL, drawing inspiration from his son Kyrie. After receiving an invitation to attend the Eagles' Rookie Minicamp following the 2024 NFL Draft as a tryout player, Ross expressed excitement about the opportunity. "I knew that I had to hit the ground running," he said. Reflecting on his career, Ross acknowledged past challenges, including injuries and inconsistencies that led to his retirement after six years in the league.
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Merrill Reese receives Pete Rozelle Award for outstanding contribution to NFL broadcasting
The Pro Football Hall of Fame has announced Merrill Reese as the 2024 recipient of the Pete Rozelle Radio-Television Award. Reese, known for his long tenure as a play-by-play announcer in the NFL, will be honored alongside the Hall of Fame's Class of 2024 in Canton, Ohio on August 2-3.
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Eagles' young defensive tackles aim for growth under Clint Hurtt
Clint Hurtt, the senior defensive assistant and defensive line coach, is focused on developing his young defensive tackles. Milton Williams, at 25 years old, is considered the veteran among them as he enters his fourth season. Alongside him are former first-round picks Jordan Davis and Jalen Carter.
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Eagles wrap up spring minicamp with focus on fitness and team chemistry
The spring minicamp concluded on Thursday, marked by an intense 7-on-7 session where linebacker Brandon Smith stopped wide receiver Griffin Hebert just short of a first down. With this, players and coaches now enter their summer break, set to return for Training Camp in late July.
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Eagles add Parry Nickerson to roster after minicamp
Once again, a tryout player has secured a spot on the active roster. On Friday, following the conclusion of the mandatory minicamp, the Eagles signed defensive back Parry Nickerson. Earlier this offseason, cornerback Shon Stephens was added to the roster after a rookie minicamp tryout.
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Eagles support nonprofits fighting gun violence with social justice fund grants
The Philadelphia Eagles are actively contributing to efforts against gun violence in the city. As part of their ongoing commitment, they are participating in Wear Orange Weekend, which honors victims of gun violence and supports community-building initiatives aimed at ending such violence.
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Eagles promote ocean conservation efforts through innovative environmental initiatives
Today, World Ocean Day draws attention to the critical need for protecting our water resources. Although not as longstanding as Earth Day, the day is gaining recognition. In 2021, the Eagles football team, through their Go Green initiative, partnered with The Ocean Foundation. This collaboration made them the first U.S. professional sports organization to offset all team travel carbon emissions by restoring seagrass and mangroves in Puerto Rico's Jobos Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.
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Eagles' Quinyon Mitchell signs rookie contract after being drafted
Quinyon Mitchell, a cornerback drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the first round, has signed his four-year rookie contract. This marks the first time since 2002 that the Eagles have selected a cornerback in the first round. The signing took place after the conclusion of the mandatory minicamp.
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Eagles announce staffing changes across key departments
The Philadelphia Eagles have made several changes within their Football Operations, Scouting, and Sports Medicine & Performance departments. The organization announced these updates to titles and new hires on June 6, 2024.
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Kelee Ringo faces fresh challenges in Eagles' cornerback lineup
The NFL presents a competitive landscape where players must consistently prove their worth. Kelee Ringo, a cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles, understands this reality well. After an impressive finish to his rookie season with 198 defensive snaps and four starts in the final five regular-season games, Ringo faces new challenges following the Eagles' selection of two cornerbacks—Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean—in the 2024 NFL Draft.
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Eagles Girls Flag Football League crowns new champions amid growing interest
The NovaCare Complex hosted the Eagles Girls Flag Football League championship on Saturday, where two new champions were crowned. Archbishop Wood secured the Pennsylvania Championship with strong performances against Academy at Palumbo in the semifinal and Gwynedd Mercy in the final. Kingsway Regional claimed the New Jersey title after defeating Mastery Charter and narrowly overcoming Egg Harbor Township in the championship game.
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Eagles sign Max Scharping ahead of minicamp to enhance offensive line depth
Ahead of their mandatory minicamp, the Philadelphia Eagles have signed Max Scharping. The move aims to bolster the team's depth with a player who brings playoff experience and versatility in playing both guard positions.