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Linebacker Keenan Clayton and tight end Chase Ford will be released by the Eagles, according to a league source. Clayton has played in 21 games […]

The Eagles’ decision to part ways with veteran Joselio Hanson signified one thing above all else: They have confidence in rookie Brandon Boykin.

If the coaches had their doubts about Boykin, they could have held on to Hanson, let him start the season as the nickel cornerback and gradually eased the rookie into that role. Instead, Boykin gets the nod right away.

Aldo Lamberti’s Wine Spectator and Wine Enthusiast-approved Cherry Hill dining room, Caffe Aldo Lamberti, has entered into even more rarified vinological territory with its addition […]

The Eagles roster is beginning to take shape. Wide receiver Chad Hall will be released today, according to multiple reports. Hall was thought to be […]

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The first twist of the day. According to Adam Caplan, the Eagles are expected to release Joselio Hanson Friday. Hanson has been running with the […]

On Saturday September 15th from 1 to 5 p.m. Iron Hill North Wales will be holding a “Give 19” event for the release of Iron Hill’s […]

Any illusions about potential depth at safety was erased when O.J. Atogwe was forced out of Thursday’s preseason finale against the Jets and onto the trainers table.

The same hamstring injury that kept him out of the previous two games tugged at him again. It was the final sign, if the Eagles needed one, that moves are necessary to bolster the position heading into the regular season.

“I’ve got to look at that,” Andy Reid conceded. “That’s one of those spots I’ve got to look at, just make sure we’re set there, and we’ll do that. We’ll go through all the positions but that’s one where there is some stiff competition, and we have to make sure we’re right there.”

In Andy Reid speak, that’s about as close as you’ll get to an admission that there’s an issue.

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And we thought Brian Freedman comparing Urban Enoteca to a dead fish was bad. Adam Erace pulls out a dog food comparison for his review […]

Attention, ladies! Dr. Oz is officially coming to town, and you know what that means. You’re going to learn how to stay youthful and live […]

Little Pete (of restaurant fame) holds Logan Yenserin front of Budweiser’s Clydesdale horses outside his Fairmount restaurant at The Philadelphian. The horses, in Philly for […]

If looking presidential means following George Washington’s famous—if apocryphal—example, then Mitt Romney did mostly OK during his Thursday night speech at the Republican National Convention: […]

Forgive Chris Polk if he had trouble containing his excitement.

Standing by his locker, it was clear this night was special. Only the preseason? Not after the path he’d taken to get here.

It’s tough to get an exact read on what Jeffrey Lurie’s expectations were in 2011.

The simplest way to put it is probably this: The Eagles owner was disappointed with the results, but he understands why the team wasn’t more successful.

“It didn’t create the kind of season we expected last year,” Lurie said Thursday, after mentioning how the team added Nnamdi Asomugha, Cullen Jenkins, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Evan Mathis and Jason Babin last summer. “But we didn’t do it for a single year advancement. We did it for the long term and how to elevate a team. That was a unique chance to do that.”