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Neither LeSean McCoy nor DeSean Jackson are fans of former Philadelphia Eagles head coach and current Ohio State offensive coordinator Chip Kelly. They ripped him to shreds on a new episode of The 25/10 Show. Although the conversation was entirely one-sided, it did not paint the 60-year-old in

Arthur Juan (AJ) Brown is one of the baddest dudes in the NFL, but even he is scared of disinfectant spray. The 26-year-old wide receiver, who stands 6-foot-1, 227 pounds, wants absolutely nothing to do with hydrogen peroxide. Especially when it is about to be poured on his wounds. A.J. Brown

Philadelphia Eagles have filed for a trademark on the term “Brotherly Shove,” the name they’ve given to a controversial QB-sneak play also dubbed the “Tush Push” by non-Eagles fans. This play, likened to a rugby scrum, has sparked debates across the NFL. While some praise its effectiveness,

The infamous ‘Tush-Push’ play, dubbed the “Brotherly Shove” by Eagles fans, is going to be looked at. Dianna Russini of the Athletic says that the NFL competition committee will explain the play after certain concerns in the league office. Apparently, some higher-ups aren’t thrilled about the way

Eagles wide receiver AJ Brown did not seem happy with QB Jalen Hurts on Thursday night. At the end of the third quarter, while up 13 points against the Vikings, Brown was seen getting heated with Hurts. Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni had to step in and separate the two teammates. AJ