Correll Buckhalter

The Eagles left San Fransisco victorious, in what was a very big game against the 49ers . After digging themselves into a small hole, The Eagles needed a win to stay in the NFC East race. Down 9 points in the 4th quarter, the team suddenly felt the urgency of the situation, and rose up to the occasion. They were able to score 23 points in the final quarter, for a nice win before the bye week. McNabb Is On His Game: Donovan has been playing really well this year, and he looks very different...Read Full Story

Correll Buckhalter denies he was involved with an alleged drug dealer who is on trial in Pennsylvania, according to his agent. A suburban Philadelphia prosecutor said Wednesday that an alleged drug dealer told police he sold drugs to athletes including Buckhalter, a running back who signed with the Denver Broncos last month after eight seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles. "First of all, this news caught both Correll and me by surprise this morning," agent J.R. Rickert told The Associated...Read Full Story

The Eagles and the Chicago Bears began trading blows from the beginning of the game and it didn’t end until Chicago topped the Birds, 24-20, at Soldier Field. The Bears started off strong with a kick out of the endzone, which set up a 3 and out for the Eagles. Kyle Orton wasted no time, taking his team 59 yards in three plays using the no-huddle offense and getting the first points of the night. Donovan McNabb was not to be outdone. He marched a Brian Westbrook-less Philadelphia team down...Read Full Story

Putting up a stunning 23 points in the fourth quarter, including 13 in the final 5:14, the Philadelphia Eagles rebounded from last weeks loss to the Redskins and topped the San Francisco 49′ers 40-26 at Monster Park Sunday in San Fran. The Eagles were trailing 26-17 after Joe Nedney kicked a 29-yard field goal with 3:01 left in the third quarter. From that point on, it was all Eagles. The start of the comeback came with QB Donovan McNabb leading the team on a five-play, 63-yard drive that...Read Full Story

He might (or might not) have gotten unjustly smacked with a two-year sentence, but Mr. Styles N. Beckles did the right thing yesterday. As in, going out of his way to correct the prosecutor's opening-argument allegation about him that was obviously designed to creep into jurors' minds and resurface with a guilty verdict . This report comes from NFL.com: An alleged drug dealer who accused Correll Buckhalter of being a client has recanted his story, according to the Denver Post. The newly...Read Full Story