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Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and child cancer hero Erick – YouTube
While Jalen Hurts began his first season as a defender for the Philadelphia Eagles, he was also building a relationship with a special fan family. Jalen was introduced to childhood cancer hero Erick and his family through the Alex’s Lemonade Stand Foundation. As they met, Jalen learned about the family journey and the struggles in the fight against cancer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Jalen wanted to show support for Erick and his family in a special way during the holiday season – and it became so much more for the NFL quarterback and the family.

Adam Schefter on Carson Wentz: ‘If I had to guess, I think he is traded’ – BGN
KINCADE: We talked several times, Adam, about the idea that he hasn’t yet. Or not even released a statement. At this point, now that the new coach – SCHEFTER: Well, that tells you something. KINCADE: It’s true! This tells me that the franchise leader, the guy who should be the face of the franchise, is somehow disconnected from the franchise. SCHEFTER: And you want to leave the franchise. OK? And that is why trade is still at stake. And, again, people wonder where this material came from at the end of the year. Was made [up]? This is all real. None of this is made up. And just because he would like to be moved or not commented, does not mean that he will be. If I had to guess, I think it is negotiated. That would be my guess. At some point in this off-season. But then again, they don’t want to get rid of it. They are not.

From the stands # 52: Adam Lefkoe is #TeamHurts – BGN Radio
Shamus joined Adam Lefkoe, resident Philly fan of TNT Sports. Shamus and Adam discuss Nick Sirianni’s introductory press conference, Adam’s viral tweet about it, the Carson Wentz v. Debate. Jalen Hurts and Adam’s new show on TNT.

Eagles stay or go: defensive tackle – PhillyVoice
Cox brings great successes in each of the next two seasons. He will have $ 23,879,939 in 2021 and $ 23,779,939 in 2022, the last year of his business. In addition, as a result of some previous kicks on the road, the Eagles are about to earn almost $ 6.5 million after the end of their contract. #JimmyVerdict: Cox is not going anywhere this off-season, but there is a remote possibility that the Eagles could trade him within the negotiation deadline if the season starts badly, as many of us hope.

Great Tips – Iggles Blitz
I believe the Eagles need Carson Wentz to embrace the changes and the new team if they want to keep him close. If he has any questions or hesitations, move on. You don’t want Wentz here unless he’s fully committed. Schefter did not speak to Wentz directly, but he is better connected than anyone else who covers the league. Obviously, this is what is being said behind the scenes. If Wentz wanted to stop this conversation, he could say something on social media or talk to any media. He was silent. Wentz’s silence can be a calculated move to help the team change it. If it requires an exchange, it could shrink the market. If Wentz is quiet, the Eagles can listen to the offers without buying it, giving them some help in the negotiations.

LeSean McCoy sees Penn State’s Miles Sanders as Philadelphia Eagles’ ‘next franchise back’ – PennLive
After two solid seasons in which he showed the full range of his skills, Sanders is preparing for that, McCoy said during an interview with Zoom on Tuesday. The 32-year-old is with the Buccaneers now with the chance to win his second consecutive Super Bowl against the Chiefs on Sunday night. But during an interview session in which he praised the Eagles, McCoy spoke enthusiastically about the 23-year-old. “I think it will be the next franchise back for the Eagles,” said McCoy. “I really want. I think Miles is very, very good. “

Eagles celebrate national women’s and women’s sport day – PE.com
Eagles are proud to recognize the importance of the National Day of Girls and Women in Sport. Women play a key role in the organization’s success, both on and off the field. Today marks the 35th anniversary of this powerful and inspiring holiday. There have been tremendous advances in that period of time and the girls and women champions of the Eagles who seek to realize their full potential. Find out about four members of the organization who share what it means to them today and provide advice for those looking to thrive in the sports industry.

The Cowboys are not fixing themselves with an off-season – Blogging The Boys
As we jealously watch the Kansas City Chiefs and Tampa Bay Buccaneers prepare for the Super Bowl LV, it’s natural to expect how the Dallas Cowboys can solve the problems of 2020. Some, like injuries and the difficult transition to a new coaching staff, hopefully more or less will resolve. The team also has that elephant walking around the room in need of getting Dak Prescott to be rehired. But it is reasonable to expect that all of this will really improve. With the free agency and the draft coming, there are several theories on how to use the available resources to fix this team. They are designed to have ten draft choices, of course, and have proven time and again that they can find the coverage space they need. So, of course there is a chance. Here’s the thing, though. This chance is much less than most admit. Consider this a warning that 2021 will be a year of reconstruction, and waiting for the Cowboys to reach the playoffs, let alone a race, is likely to lead to disappointment.

Kansas City is executing its master plan perfectly – The Ringer
The Chiefs’ front office, led by general manager Brett Veach, is operating with speed and skill similar to the team’s high-powered attack

2 Chiefs players are quarantined after their barber tested positive for Covid – SB Nation
Two Chiefs players are potentially facing a nightmare scenario of losing the Super Bowl due to Covid 19, and all because of a haircut. Receiver Demarcus Robinson and center Daniel Kilgore were placed on the covet / reserve list on Monday after the team announced they had “close contact” with someone who was positive, we now know the story behind the encounter. The players decided to get a haircut in Florida before the game, when the barber found that his test came back positive – in the middle of a haircut. The man, who posted several negative results before entering the Chiefs’ premises, learned that his quick test was positive while cutting Kilgore’s hair. The players were immediately quarantined by the rest of the team, happily preventing the potential spread from reaching more players, who had scheduled appointments with the barber.

The Palpably Unfair Podcast # 22: Special Guest Nyheim Hines + Planning Super Bowl Defenses – The SB Nation NFL Show
Michael Kist and Kyle Posey split up to talk about the Super Bowl showdowns with Benjamin Solak (Bloody Green Nation / The Draft Network) and to have a conversation with Colts and Nyheim Hines!

Salary cap, vaccines among the major issues of the NFL for 2021 – NFL.com
The NFL and NFLPA began preliminary negotiations last month over the 2021 salary cap. Some team leaders believe (and certainly hope) that the limit will eventually come close to $ 185 million per club – if not a little more – than than the $ 175 million minimum that the sides agreed to last summer, while preparing for empty stadiums and almost all empty ones. [BLG Note: Higher cap is better for the Eagles.]

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