Author: Martin Frank, Delaware News Journal

Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson made his case to return as head coach and why he believes he’s the one who can fix the team’s problems.

Philadelphia will go with rookie QB against Cardinals even as head coach walks fine line between second-rounder and Carson Wentz.

The Eagles never anticipated that quarterback Carson Wentz would regress this season, now ranking as one of the worst QBs in the NFL.

Relative merits of rookie’s contract juxtaposed with veteran’s among things to know going forward, even as Philly makes change under center for now.

Former first-round pick will sit for first time in career for non-injury reasons as team looks for spark with rookie Jalen Hurts.

Doug Pederson says he hasn’t decided on his starting quarterback, and rookie Jalen Hurts has given the Eagles coach a lot to think about.

Rookie QB Jalen Hurts took over with 7:39 left in the third quarter after Carson Wentz continued to struggle for the Eagles.

Carson Wentz and the Philadelphia Eagles couldn’t get anything going against the Seattle Seahawks on “Monday Night Football.”

Lane Johnson will have ankle surgery and miss the rest of the season, so the Eagles will use their 10th offensive line combination in 11 games.

Asked whether he would change QBs heading into Monday’s game, Eagles coach Doug Pederson hesitated before later saying Carson Wentz is his starter.