Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid's 24-year-old son, Britt Reid, has graduated from a drug court program. Reid enrolled in the program early last year after a series of run-ins with the law. He was arrested in January 2007 in West Conshohocken on drug and weapons charges after he flashed a gun at another driver in a road-rage incident. His older brother, Garrett, is serving a prison sentence related to drug addiction. Britt Reid completed a 15-month treatment program at the Montgomery County Drug Court, but District Attorney Risa Vetri Ferman said battling drug addiction is a lifelong process. Reid's parents, Andy and Tammy Reid, ... Read Full Story

Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid arrives on opening day of the team's football training camp with rookies, quarterbacks and selected veterans reporting at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa., Sunday, July 26, 2009. (AP Photo/Bradley C Bower) New Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Sean McDermott, left, carrying a playbook, is greeted by the media on opening day of the team's training camp at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pa., Sunday, July 26, 2009. (AP Photo/Bradley C Bower) Philadelphia Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jervonte Jackson, right, has some help with is bags as he arrives on opening day of the team's training camp with rookies, quarterbacks and ... Read Full Story

Believe it or not, NFL conference finals are here, and there's no way anyone could've predicted the four teams battling for a Super Bowl appearance. Somehow two No. 6 seeds and a rookie quarterback inched their way through and only one team with at least 12 regular season wins made it this far, proving that, as usual, NFL playoffs are unpredictable. Here's a rundown of this weekend's matchups: Baltimore Ravens (11-5)  vs. Pittsburgh Steelers (12-4) Rookie quarterback Joe Flacco looks to lead his Ravens to the Super Bowl. The Ravens and Steelers face off in Pittsburgh Sunday night and it's bound to be one ... Read Full Story

The Philadelphia Eagles lost 41-37 to the Cowboys Monday night, and although they can't pin their loss on one stupid play, a play will live on in history as one of the single stupidest mistakes in NFL history. During the second quarter, Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb launched a pass downfield to receiver DeSean Jackson. The rookie receiver caught it easily, and should have been able to simply jog the ball into the end zone, but he forgot one important thing, the ball. Rookie Jackson was so sure he'd score that he threw the football down in celebration, but he threw it too early, about ... Read Full Story

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb recently had to play defense at his offseason home in Chandler, Ariz. Two Arizona Cardinals fans hung their team’s flag in a tree and burned “Go Cards,” “Go Kurt” and “I heart AZ” in McNabb’s yard with … Read the original here: Arizona fans prank Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb - Newark Star-Ledger Post from: Funniest Jokes Sitemap Arizona fans prank Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb - Newark Star-Ledger Related posts: Star Baron 2 at Kontraband HOME VIDEOS PICS GAMES JOKES CHILLOUT BLOG MY KONTRABAND MY... Phoenix Arizona Real Estate Listings The Phoenix region has won many awards compared to other... Read Full Story