Alexis Chassen

1 week ago | bleedinggreennation.com | Alexis Chassen

After much offseason back and forth, the Eagles and tight end Dallas Goedert were able to agree on a restructured deal to keep the TE in Philly. He spoke to reporters during OTAs and explained how he was prepared for either outcome, but is glad to try and run it back with this team. When asked if there was a point this offseason that the TE didn’t think he’d be back with the Eagles, Goedert admitted that there was. “There was a little bit of uncertainty going into the offseason.

1 week ago | bleedinggreennation.com | Alexis Chassen

The Eagles are back to work in OTAs and new offensive coordinator Kevin Patullo spoke to reporters for the first time since his promotion. He talked about how what they do will evolve, as it does after every season, but the process doesn’t change much despite his new role. The OC explained that they’ll still be focused on trying to maximize what their players do best — something he admits that he’s already got a good handle on having been with Nick Sirianni his entire tenure in Philly.

2 weeks ago | bleedinggreennation.com | Alexis Chassen

Photo by Brooke Sutton/Getty Images The NFL owners voted against banning the tush push on Wednesday, and as Philadelphia celebrated and mocked accordingly, Roger Goodell and the Packers started looking for their scapegoat. Green Bay was the team that initially submitted language to ban the tush push, and after failing to garner enough support in April, they tabled the vote until the owner’s meeting in May.

2 weeks ago | bleedinggreennation.com | Alexis Chassen

The Philadelphia Eagles were back in the building on Tuesday and head coach Nick Sirianni spoke to reporters for the first time since earning a contract extension. “Obviously, very thankful to Mr. [Jeffrey] Lurie for believing in me to hire me four years ago, and that I’m able to continue being the head football coach of this team and just can’t thank him and the organization and Howie [Roseman] enough for everything. What a great owner we have. Like I said, I can’t be more thankful.

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Alexis Chassen

The Philadelphia Eagles were back in the building on Tuesday and head coach Nick Sirianni spoke to reporters for the first time since earning a contract extension. “Obviously, very thankful to Mr. [Jeffrey] Lurie for believing in me to hire me four years ago, and that I’m able to continue being the head football coach of this team and just can’t thank him and the organization and Howie [Roseman] enough for everything. What a great owner we have. Like I said, I can’t be more thankful.