Jimmy Kempski is an Eagles Writer at PhillyVoice.com. He covers the Philadelphia Eagles year-round, providing analysis and breaking news while engaging with his fan base on Twitter. His work has been featured in PhillyVoice.com, and he has a strong focus on competitive sports, particularly football and the NFL.
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The Eagles continue to be the baseline of success in the NFC.
By: Jimmy Kempski, Bill Streicher
The Eagles' dominant win over the Commanders to advance to the Super Bowl was a collective effort.
After the Eagles' NFC Championship Game win over the Washington Commanders, I took a look at the comment sections for the live game threads at the SB Nation sites for the Giants, Cowboys, and Commanders, who were all almost unanimously rooting for the Eagles to lose.
When NFL teams do great things, as the Philadelphia Eagles have this season, they'll typically get added help from unexpected places. Here we'll list 10 surprise players who helped the Eagles get to the Super Bowl, with increasingly higher impact the further down the list we go.
When the 2025 offseason began, there were seven head coach openings. Six of those spots have been filled. The New Orleans Saints' head coaching job is the lone job that remains open.
By: Jimmy Kempski, Michael Chow, Patrick Mahomes
The Eagles have one of the best rushing attacks in the NFL, but how does their passing attack measure up?
By: Jimmy Kempski, Colleen Claggett
The Super Bowl might be the most ideal scenario for Graham to return for one more game.
With the Philadelphia Eagles set to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl, let's do a mailbag before media coverage really ramps up this week. Questions solicited from Twitter, Bluesky, and Threads. This is Part II of a two-part mailbag.
Over the last eight seasons, the Philadelphia Eagles have been to the playoffs seven times, they've made it to the Super Bowl three times, and they've won one Lombardi Trophy. Even though they didn't make the playoffs following the 2015 and 2016 seasons -- and even if they fall to the Kansas City Chiefs on Super Bowl Sunday -- they are pretty clearly the class of the NFC over the last decade.
In the Philadelphia Eagles' auditorium, a huge banner hangs above the stage, emphasizing turnovers. The left side of the banner pertains to ball security on offense, the right side reminds players ways to attack ballcarriers to force fumbles.
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