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Will NFL officials try to slow down Chip Kelly and the Eagles’ offense? Here are some thoughts and reaction to today’s Wall Street Journal article.

What’s the best way to get to Northern Liberties? Tonight, it’s by bike. Trophy Bikes is hosting its annual Tiny Bikeshop Concert (cute name, right?), and […]

This week’s roundup of what the national media are saying about the Eagles.

We all owe a big thanks to Be Well Philly for discovering this one: it’s a compilation of five one-song workouts put together by Buzzfeed. […]

Practice had been over for a time and just a few stragglers remained around the NovaCare fields. Jason Avant was feeding balls into the jugs machine for a growing legion of eager young receivers. A group of reporters milled around mining for nuggets and subjects to interview.

A short distance away  in their own little piece of land stood Brian Dawkins and Nate Allen, locked in conversation. Dawkins took in practice following Donovan McNabb’s retirement ceremony and had some pointers for the 25-year-old safety.

George Sabatino, giving his sausage-stuffed quails “the ol’ butter rub-down”–which sounds way dirtier than it is. ~@gwsabatino

Today’s running diary of Eagles practice observations, including Chip Kelly’s new scoring system.

On Friday, it was all about the fancy: the “oh!” in “ostentatious,” the photo-ops of opulence, the dance of abundance. Did you miss it? Here’s […]

It’s time for Yards Brewing’s Cape of Good Hope. The yearly IPA has a different recipe each year but it has always been memorable. This year’s brew […]

Sure, summer in the Gayborhood can one fab evening after another, but sometimes you need to get the hell out of dodge for a little […]

Stained-glass windows are usually confined to churches, projecting teachings and significant stories through a beautiful fusion of light and color. But several designers and homeowners […]

Hat maker and educational namesake John B. Stetson lived in Philadelphia but, like so many who’d come after, wintered in Florida. Now the sale of […]

Last fall, we posted a roundup of healthy chicken marinade recipes that, nine months later, continues to be insanely popular among our readers. Because we’re […]

The video montage that played prior to Donovan McNabb‘s retirement ceremony stirred old memories, and refreshed  you on how good No. 5 was when he was in his prime. The stats that flashed on the screen reminded you that he is the franchise leader in every major passing category, and may very well be the greatest quarterback in Eagles history. The glowing words from Brian Dawkins and Brian Westbrook and Jeffrey Lurie showed the kind of respect he has earned from some of the franchise’s keepers. And the tears that welled up in the quarterback’s eyes suggested that his time here meant more to him than he’d like to let on.

Viewed from this angle, it makes perfect sense that the team would decide to honor McNabb by retiring his jersey. They will do so on September 19 when the Eagles host Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs.

But as we know, McNabb’s time in Philadelphia can not be looked at from one angle alone. Like a prism, you can examine his career from a slightly different vantage point and a burst of new colors will be introduced.

Local and fabulously creative singer-songwriter George Alley dropped a new video this week for his song “Smoke,” a haunting, new wave-tinged tune that he says […]