Olivia Reiner is a Flyers Beat Reporter for various publications including The Philadelphia Inquirer, LNP | LancasterOnline, and Brunswick News Inc. She covers local sports news, with a focus on the Philadelphia area. Olivia's articles provide updates on team performances, player injuries, and other relevant news in the world of hockey.
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Olivia Reiner's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly football and the Philadelphia Eagles. She provides extensive event coverage and frequently reports on evolving stories related to player injuries, playoff scenarios, and team performances.
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By: Olivia Reiner, Jeff Neiburg, Rob Tornoe, Matt Mullin, Jeff McLane
What you should know Eagles injury report Thankfully, the Eagles didn't appear to suffer any serious injuries during their blowout victory against the Dallas Cowboys Sunday.
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By: Olivia Reiner
For the first time since 2017, the Eagles notched a victory against the Dallas Cowboys at AT&T Stadium, stampeding their way to a 34-6 triumph.
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By: Olivia Reiner
Jordan Mailata, who has missed the last four games due to a hamstring injury, could make his return to game action soon.
By: Olivia Reiner
For three of the last four weeks while dealing with a left hamstring injury on injured reserve, Jordan Mailata watched the Eagles' road games at home on the couch with his wife.
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By: Jeff McLane, Jeff Neiburg, Olivia Reiner
Teaser More Details The Eagles host the Washington Commanders on Thursday Night Football. Here are our writers' predictions for Week 11.
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By: Olivia Reiner
The Eagles have activated Jordan Mailata from injured reserve ahead of their Thursday night game against the Washington Commanders.
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By: Olivia Reiner
It took Jahan Dotson all of three hours to get over his trade from the Washington Commanders to the Eagles in late August.
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By: Olivia Reiner, Matt Mullin, Ej Smith, Rob Tornoe, Gabriela Carroll, Jeff Mclane, Ariel Simpson, Jeff Neiburg
The Eagles are riding a five-game winning streak and will host the Commanders Thursday night at the Linc with first place in the NFC East on the line.
By: Olivia Reiner
Nazareth High grad Jahan Dotson has made big-time catches in consecutive games and now has a chance for a revenge game against his former team, the Commanders.
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