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Here’s a position-by-position review of how the Eagles’ offense performed vs. the Cowboys.

All last week, Chip Kelly and his staff made one thing clear: The offense would not undergo a complete makeover with Nick Foles at quarterback instead of Michael […]

Here’s a position-by-position look at what we saw from the Eagles’ offense after having re-watched Sunday’s game. QUARTERBACK * Nick Foles’ numbers speak for themselves: […]

TAMPA, Fla. — Here’s a look at how the Eagles divvied up playing time Sunday afternoon against the Bucs.

TAMPA, Fla. — On the first offensive play of the game, it was clear the Eagles had a plan for DeSean Jackson. The team’s No. […]

Here are 10 things to know about how the Eagles’ offense matches up with Tampa Bay’s defense. 1. Tampa’s 0-4 record has little to do […]

Here’s a look at how the Eagles divvied up playing time against the Giants Sunday afternoon.

Earlier this week, we graded the Eagles’ defense, position-by-position, after the first four games of the season. Now it’s time to check in on the […]

If you missed the first cheat sheet, click here. Below are 10 things to know about how the Eagles’ offense matches up with the Giants’ […]

Chip Kelly thinks the Eagles are close – on offense, that is. He sees minor tweaks, not dramatic changes – a penalty here, a drop […]

Here’s a position-by-position review of the Eagles’ offensive performance against the Broncos.

Here are 10 things to know about how the Eagles’ offense matches up with the Broncos’ defense.

According to Football Outsiders, 91 receivers have been targeted at least nine times this season.

Of that group, Riley Cooper ranks 84th in catch rate, which is simply the percentage of receptions per targets.

Cooper’s been targeted 16 times and come up with six catches for 68 yards (catch rate of 38 percent). But Chip Kelly expressed on several occasions today that he is happy with the wide receiver’s production.

“Riley’s done an unbelievable job, especially blocking on the perimeter, great red-zone target for us,” Kelly said.

Which team is best set up for a track meet on Sunday? Will the Eagles bring in any wide receiver help? And will Vinny Curry get more opportunities after an impressive debut? We try to answer all of that in the latest mailbag.

When Chip Kelly was asked to evaluate Michael Vick’s performance against the Kansas City Chiefs, the word he used was okay.

Okay is generally coach-speak for: He didn’t play well, but it’s unfair to place all the blame on one guy.

And that’s true. The offensive line had too many issues. Wide receivers struggled to get open consistently. The defense couldn’t get off the field during an 8-minute, 15-second stretch in the fourth quarter. And special teams suffered a variety of miscues.

But one week after throwing for 423 yards and completing nearly 64 percent of his passes against the Chargers, Vick was just 13-for-30 with three turnovers against the Chiefs.

What were some of his issues? Let’s take a look, starting with his first-quarter interception.