Jeff Neiburg is a Sports Writer at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers the Eagles and contributes to the Inquirer's college basketball coverage, particularly focusing on the Villanova Wildcats, while also exploring themes in competitive and professional sports. Jeff's work has been featured in numerous publications, including delawareonline.com and The Miami Herald.
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Jeff Neiburg's focus is predominantly on sports, particularly college basketball and football. He seems to prioritize event coverage and evolving stories related to these sports, specifically with a local focus in the United States, Pennsylvania, and Philadelphia.
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By: Jeff Neiburg
Plus, DeJean's fellow All-Pro Quinyon Mitchell is working on finding a way to more interceptions.
PHILADELPHIA — It's yearbook season, and there was some reminiscing about the past after the Philadelphia Eagles finished their practice Tuesday, one day after A.J. Brown was finally traded to
By: Jeff Neiburg
The 6-foot-2 combo guard is the second member to join Villanova's 2026 freshman class.
By: Jeff Neiburg
Jurgens says the stem cell treatment he underwent in Colombia this offseason is "helping me feel better."
By: Jeff Neiburg
Woolen has made a strong early impression for an Eagles team that was looking to improve at the cornerback spot.
By: Jeff Neiburg
Sugio, a 19-year-old from Tradate, in the Lombardy region, went through the NBA draft process and attended the combine but withdrew. He fills a big need on Kevin Willard's roster.
By: Jeff Neiburg
The Wildcats already had an expensive roster. The fact they had the money left over to lure Suigo away from the draft suggests ‘Nova can — and will — spend with some of the sport's biggest programs.
By: Jeff Neiburg
Wright, who stayed out of the spotlight during the Knicks' playoff run, watched his former players win an NBA title in his car from a Radnor cul-de-sac. “It has been a thrill for me,” he said.
By: Jeff Neiburg
The Eagles had a productive offseason program, but some queries will follow them into training camp next month.
By: Jeff Neiburg
Competitions at several positions are still taking shape and will help form some of the best drama in this summer's camp.
