Oregon Ducks linebacker/defensive end Dion Jordan, who played his college career for Chip Kelly ran a 4.53 forty-yard dash this morning in Indianapolis. He's weighing 248 pounds right now. It was the fastest time of
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It's easy to overlook deficiencies in a young player's game when the team is still finding ways to win. Sitting in 9th place in the Eastern Conference with more games played than any other opponent,
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The Philadelphia 76ers lost their third straight game on Sunday night, falling to the New York Knicks. The team's record has now fallen to 22-31 on the season. Another loss for the Sixers, what else
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Eagles head coach Chip Kelly believes in speed and versatility amongst his offensive weapons, so you know he had to be excited about getting a chance to see West Virginia wide receiver Tavon Austin. This
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This year the offensive linemen are considered an outstanding group and expected to be very well represented in the top 10 picks. They worked out yesterday and there are prospects who improved their standing and
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Every year as the NFL Combine begins and the draft draws closer, more names come out and sneak into the draft grade of top ten or solidify first round projection. This year is no different.
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Philly.com's Paul Domowitch is out at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis this weekend, so he talked to former Oregon Ducks running back Kenjon Barner, who is out there working out for the scouts and played
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Earlier in the week Phillies closer Jonathan Papelbon made some bold and as he saw them, honest statements to an Allentown sports reporter earlier. He said there was a lack of leadership in the Phillies
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If you are a member of the "Get Rid Of Nnamdi Asomugha" club, you're going to be disappointed at a report by Jeff McLane of Philly.com. He says the Eagles are talking to Asomugha's agent
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The Eagles feel they already have some of the personnel needed to play defensive coordinator Bill Davis' hybrid 3-4 defense. Team GM Howie Roseman spoke to a number of local media members, who had traveled
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