Jeff Kerr
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Eagles Promotion of Kenny Moore To Active Roster Spells Big Trouble For Marcus Epps (opens the original)
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Moves are already being made to improve the safety position on the Philadelphia Eagles roster. The Eagles just couldn't continue with what what they had going the first three weeks. The Eagles filled their final roster spot on the 53-man roster on Tuesday, signing Kenny Moore to the roster from the practice squad. The move comes less than 24 hours after the Eagles were blown out by the Chicago Bears, a game which saw another poor week from the safety position. Moore was once one of the game's to
6 Biggest Takeaways From Eagles Blowout Loss to Bears: The Defense Is Overhyped (opens the original)
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The Chicago Bears just have the Philadelphia Eagles' number. The Eagles were not even competitive in Monday's blowout loss to the Bears, as the 27-7 final score didn't indicate how badly Chicago dominanted this one. The Eagles couldn't get anything going on offense, were dominated on defense, and didn't do anything on special teams that meant anything. This was a brutal game, and somehow the Eagles entered it 2-0. This was a wasted opportunity, as the Eagles were Charlie Browned by a third-strin
Eagles Stock Up, Stock Down In First Half: Andy Dalton Shows Why He Shouldn't Be QB2 (opens the original)
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That first half for the Philadelphia Eagles looked like a disaster. Somehow, the Eagles end that half with a three-point deficit, with Jalen Hurts getting a tush push touchdown right before the half. Two turnovers for the offense, an inexcusable fumble by Tank Bigsby and a horrible interception in the end zone by Andy Dalton. The Eagles didn't score any points, but the defense held its own and the Eagles face a double-digit deficit at halftime. Here's the stock report for the Eagles in the first
Eagles Make Two Practice Squad Elevations for Week 3 -- Including Zach Ertz (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Eagles will activate two players for Monday night's showdown against the Chicago Bears, one is a franchise legend. Zach Ertz will officially make his return for the Eagles against the Chicago Bears, 1,809 days since he was traded by the franchise. Ertz is one of two practice squad elevations by the Eagles this week, as linebacker Chance Campbell will also be elevated for the game. The big elevation was Ertz, which was expected based on how his week of practice went. The Eagles a
Setting Eagles' Fans Expectations For Zach Ertz's Return vs. the Bears in Week 3 (opens the original)
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The number is there and the nameplate on the locker remains the same. Zach Ertz is back with the Philadelphia Eagles, returning to a place he never wanted to leave. A team he gets to finish his career with. Ertz is expected to make his Eagles' return on Monday night against the Chicago Bears, as the Eagles are likely to use one of the practice squad elevations for him leading up to Monday's game. Arguably the greatest tight end in franchise history, Ertz's comeback with the Eagles is five years
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