Author: Martin Frank, Delaware News Journal

Eagles coach Doug Pederson continues to defend Carson Wentz even as the starting quarterback’s struggles pile up in another loss.

The Eagles and Giants each made its share of mistakes and comical plays before Philadelphia made a furious comeback for a big NFC East win.

Carson Wentz threw two interceptions for the third consecutive game so far this season, but the Eagles aren’t thinking of making a change at QB.

Doug Pederson is still confident the NFL has the proper coronavirus protocols in place despite his positive test result.

The Phillies will now go 6 days without taking the field following Sunday’s game with the Miami Marlins, which is experiencing a COVID-19 outbreak.

Dover International Speedway announced that fans will not be allowed to attend its race weekend from Aug. 21-23 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pete Retzlaff, a tight end who played for the Eagles from 1956-66 and retired as the franchise’s all-time leader in catches and yards, has died.

With gyms, training facilities and the Eagles’ complex closed down, what are players doing to stay in shape during the offseason?

The Philadelphia Eagles are allowing left tackle Jason Peters, a likely future Pro Football Hall of Famer, to enter the free-agency market.

The Eagles have waited four seasons for Carson Wentz to play in a game like this. Now he’ll finally get his chance in Week 16 showdown vs. Cowboys.