Jimmy Kempski
Jimmy Kempski has covered the Philadelphia Eagles since 2013, with stops at the Allentown Morning Call and Philly.com before joining PhillyVoice in 2014. His year-round coverage includes analysis and breaking news, told through words and poorly drawn stick figures. Follow him at the social media outlet of your choice @JimmyKempski.
February 7, 2020
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Final thoughts (and spoilers) on Amazon's 'All or Nothing: A Season with the Philadelphia Eagles'
In case you were unaware, Amazon's "All or Nothing" sports-documentary franchise went behind the scenes of the 2019 Philadelphia Eagles, tracking them from training camp to the end of the season. The series will air on Amazon Prime Video on February 7. The folks at Amazon were kind enough to send me an advance copy of episodes 1-4. I watched them, and I'll give a bunch of random thoughts on the series, in no particular order.February 7, 2020
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Eagles stay or go: Coaches and front office
Over a couple of weeks in January, we went position-by-position, and analyzed every player on the roster, attempting to project who will be back in 2020, and who won't. In hindsight, we probably should have done the coaches and front office first, since, you know, decisions are made on those guys before they're made on the players. Oops. Next year. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯February 6, 2020
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Source: Eagles to hire Aaron Moorehead as wide receivers coach
According to a source, the Philadelphia Eagles are hiring Aaron Moorehead to be their wide receivers coach. Moorehead was the wide receivers coach for Vanderbilt, and previously coached wide receivers at Texas A&M and Virginia Tech.February 6, 2020
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Eagles 'stay or go' fan voting results
Over the course of a couple weeks in January, we went position-by-position, and analyzed every player on the roster, attempting to project who will be back in 2020, and who won't. We also polled the readers along the way, and we'll show the results of the fan voting here.February 6, 2020
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Eagles announce their 2020 coaching changes
While some of the following coaching changes were already known through various media reports, the Philadelphia Eagles have officially announced their 2020 staff.February 5, 2020
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Report: Eagles to promote Press Taylor, add two others to offensive staff
The Philadelphia Eagles have promoted quarterbacks coach Press Taylor to passing game coordinator, according to a report from Tom Pelissero of NFL Network. Taylor will also retain his quarterback coach responsibilities, according to the report.February 5, 2020
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Eagles mock draft roundup, version 2.0
On Monday, we published our second Philadelphia Eagles only mock draft of the offseason, which we're proud to announce has already won three Pulizers. Today we'll take a peek around at some of the national guys and see who they have going to the Birds at 21st overall.February 4, 2020
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Your team's first round picks since 2010, if Mel Kiper's initial mock drafts were perfect
A couple weeks ago, the original "draftnik," ESPN's Mel Kiper, published his first mock draft of the offseason. I can say with a high level of certainty that it will be very, very wrong. Mock drafts are what they are – a good way to learn a little something about the top prospects who will be selected in or around the first round of the draft. If you're looking for accuracy, forget it.February 3, 2020
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Eagles-only mock draft, version 2.0
As a reminder, the Eagles are projected to have 10 draft picks this year, with two in the third round, and three in the fourth, depending on how compensatory pick projections go.February 2, 2020
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Super Bowl LIV Final: Chiefs 31, 49ers 20
A year ago, the Super Bowl was difficult to get excited about, as the scumbag cheating New England Patri*ts took on the Sean McVay hype machine Los Angeles Rams, who, if we're being honest, were beneficiaries of an atrocious no-call in the NFC Championship Game, and would very likely not have advanced, absent that luck. This year, we have a much more aesthetically pleasing matchup between Andy Reid's track team in the Kansas City Chiefs, and a San Francisco 49ers team that was so bad for so long that they were able to build the best defensive line in the sport via very high draft picks.Just In
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