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: Jeff McLane, Olivia Reiner
Was DeJean a good selection for the Eagles at No. 40 overall? Jeff McLane ??♂️
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By: Olivia Reiner, Jeff Mclane
Is Jalyx Hunt another third-round stretch for the Eagles? Or a diamond in the rough?
One week after the draft, the Eagles announced the additions of seven undrafted free agents on Friday.
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By: Olivia Reiner
From attending a Sixers playoff game together to showing their skills, Mitchell and DeJean are building a relationship as they work to become part of the team's secondary of the future.
By: Inquirer Tns, Olivia Reiner
May 3—The night before their first on-field practice of Eagles rookie minicamp, Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean got a crash course in the magnitude of Philly sports.
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By: Jeff McLane, Olivia Reiner
Jeff McLane: ??♂️ The Eagles seemed likely to draft a running back this year, especially on the third day.
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By: Olivia Reiner, Jeff McLane
EJ Smith: ?? Ainias Smith is an outlier because of his size, but his versatility and production in the Southeastern Conference make him an intriguing possibility for the NFL.
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By: Olivia Reiner
Travis Chizek learned about Cooper DeJean's athletic reputation long before he coached him in football and track at OABCIG High School in northwest Iowa.
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By: Olivia Reiner
The Eagles are hitting the road early and often this season. Five of their first seven games in 2024 will take place beyond Lincoln Financial
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By: Olivia Reiner, Jeff McLane
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