Reuben Frank

2 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Reuben Frank

2025 NFL mock draft: A realistic Eagles-only version originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaAn offensive tackle, an interior lineman, an edge rusher, a defensive tackle, a tight end, a wide receiver, a safety and a linebacker. AdvertisementThat’s our projected haul for Howie Roseman in the draft later this month.

2 weeks ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Reuben Frank

Trying to understand the Dallas Goedert situation, an insane stat about Eagles quarterbacks and the Super Bowl and some thoughts about Colorado's Shedeur Sanders. As we roll along toward the draft, schedule release day and OTAs – and opening day in just 151 days - here’s a fresh batch of Roob’s Random Eagles Offseason Observations!1A. Listening to Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni at the owners meetings, it sure sounds like Dallas Goedert is already gone.

3 weeks ago | nbcsportsphiladelphia.com | Reuben Frank

Jeff Lurie has owned the Eagles for more than three decades now, and during that span he’s experienced just about everything you can imagine. The opening of a new stadium and a new team complex. Two Super Bowls wins and two Super Bowl losses. Tommy McDonald, Reggie White, Brian Dawkins, Harold Carmichael and Eric Allen all becoming Hall of Famers. Nineteen playoff runs in 30 years. The value of the team increasing from $195 million in 1994 to $6.6 billion today.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Reuben Frank

Vic Fangio's message to Howie Roseman after defensive losses originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaVic Fangio has a message for Howie Roseman:Get me some players!Gone from the No. 1 defense in the NFL are Josh Sweat, Milton Williams, C.J. Gardner-Johnson, Darius Slay, Brandon Graham, Isaiah Rodgers, Oren Burks and Avonte Maddox. AdvertisementThose seven guys played a combined 3,861 defensive snaps during the Super Bowl championship season, plus another 1,211 in the postseason.

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Reuben Frank

The one thing about the Super Bowl that left Jeff Lurie speechless originally appeared on NBC Sports PhiladelphiaJeff Lurie has owned the Eagles for more than three decades now, and during that span he’s experienced just about everything you can imagine. AdvertisementThe opening of a new stadium and a new team complex. Two Super Bowls wins and two Super Bowl losses. Tommy McDonald, Reggie White, Brian Dawkins, Harold Carmichael and Eric Allen all becoming Hall of Famers.