Olivia Reiner is an Eagles Beat Reporter at The Inquirer. With a background in covering both the Flyers and the Green Bay Packers, she specializes in team sports and the business aspects of professional sports. Olivia's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Telegraph and The Philadelphia Inquirer.
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By: Olivia Reiner
Plus, the Eagles star tackle gives his impression of fellow International Pathway Program alumnus Uar Bernard.
By: Olivia Reiner
Johnson, who suffered a Lisfranc sprain last season that limited him to 10 games, didn't want his injury to be the final moment of his career. He enters Year 14 with a new scheme and O-line coach.
By: Olivia Reiner
Lane Johnson said he knew something was wrong with his right foot on the first play against the Detroit Lions in Week 11 last season.
By: Olivia Reiner
Hurts says he is focused on laying the foundation of Sean Mannion's new scheme and again reiterated the appreciation he has for we he and A.J. Brown "were able to accomplish" as teammates in Philly.
Epenesa had spent his entire six-year NFL career with the Buffalo Bills, the team that drafted him in the second round, No. 54 overall in the 2020 draft out of Iowa. He posted 25 sacks in 91 games.
By: Olivia Reiner
PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles are bolstering their edge rusher corps by signing six-year veteran A.J. Epenesa on Wednesday.
By: Olivia Reiner
Buffalo Bills defensive end A.J. Epenesa (57) celebrates with cornerback Tre'Davious White (27) after Epenesa's against the Cincinnati Bengals in a NFL football game Dec. 7, 2025, in Orchard Park, N.Y.
By: Olivia Reiner
The Inquirer's new Eagles faces series begins with Dalton and a lesser-known name, defensive back Kapena Gushiken.
By: Olivia Reiner
Moore and Pierce have been high-level NFL contributors at running back and wide receiver, respectively.
By: Olivia Reiner
Plus, former Packer Samori Touré tries to crack a crowded two-deep at wide receiver.
