Dave Spadaro is an Eagles Insider at the Philadelphia Eagles. He specializes in sports journalism, with a focus on major league sports, competitive sports, and the sports business landscape. Dave's work has been featured in JerseyMan, PhillyMan Magazine, and the Tuscaloosa Times.
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By: Chris McPherson, Dave Spadaro
Quarterback Jalen Hurts showcased perfect touch on a couple of deep throws, while cornerback Riq Woolen used his size and speed to make life tough for the Patriots' offense.
By: Dave Spadaro, Chris McPherson
The young playmakers created interceptions and a fumble to limit New England's effectiveness in the final day of joint practices.
By: Dave Spadaro
Vic Fangio discusses why he loves having joint practices with other teams - it challenges defensive players.
By: Dave Spadaro
With a preseason game already come and gone and two days of joint practices with the Patriots, Saturday's contest is riddled with storylines.
From the backup running backs to the young offensive linemen to the improved execution, there was a lot for Eagles fans to like on the field Saturday night in New England.
By: Dave Spadaro
Fans may want answers now on how the scheme will look in the home opener on September 13, but the coaches know it will be a work in progress.
By: Dave Spadaro
With roster cuts on Sunday, Eagles players will make final case against the Bengals for a roster spot.
By: Dave Spadaro
Joe Kasper and Mike Pellegrino team up to coach a defensive backfield containing All-Pro talent and on-the-rise players.
If you hibernated from Eagles football during the spring and summer, here are the 6 biggest storylines from the offseason to get caught up on as the regular season opens Sunday at home against Washington.
The new position coach administered a transition for established starters, while cultivating promising depth across the line.
