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.
January 20, 2019
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NFC-AFC Conference Championship Game open thread
The Philadelphia Eagles are into their offseason after a 20-14 divisional round loss to the New Orleans Saints last Sunday, so there will be no Super Bowl repeat this season. #Analysis. Still, there are two great matchups this Sunday in the NFC and AFC Conference Championship Games. Up first will be the Los Angeles Rams at the Saints at 3:05 p.m. EST, followed by the New England Patriots at Kansas City Chiefs at 6:40 p.m. EST.January 20, 2019
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NFL conference championship round picks
At a neutral site, I'd be picking the Rams to win this game. In the Superdome, it's just too hard to trust anything other than a Saints win.January 19, 2019
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NFC Hierarchy/Obituary: The Eagles are dead
Crushing early-season losses ultimately put the Eagles at a big disadvantage in the playoffs.January 19, 2019
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Eagles stay or go: Tight end
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2018 season is over, and there will be a lot of interesting decisions made on the players currently on the roster, perhaps more so than in most years. Let's take a position-by-position look at who will likely be back with the team in 2019, and who won't.January 18, 2019
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Your team's first round picks since 2010, if Mel Kiper's initial mock drafts were perfect
This isn't to goof on Kiper – OK, maybe a tiny bit – but as we did last year, let's take a look at who your team would have drafted if Kiper were 100 percent accurate on his mock drafts since 2010.January 18, 2019
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Eagles stay or go: Wide receiver
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2018 season over, and there will be a lot of interesting decisions made on the players currently on the roster, perhaps more so than in most years. Let's take a position-by-position look at who will likely be back with the team in 2019, and who won't.January 17, 2019
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Eagles stay or go: Running back
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2018 season over, and there will be a lot of interesting decisions made on the players currently on the roster, perhaps more so than in most years. Let's take a position-by-position look at who will likely be back with the team in 2019, and who won't. On Wednesday, we started with the quarterbacks. Today we'll continue on with the running backs.January 17, 2019
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Eagles-only 2019 mock draft, version 1.0
This year, like last year, mock draft season had to wait a little longer for Philadelphia Eagles fans. I'm sure you've all survived without it. As a reminder, the Eagles are projected to have nine draft picks this year, with two in the second round, and none in the third.January 16, 2019
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Eagles stay or go: Quarterback
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2018 season over, and there will be a lot of interesting decisions made on the players currently on the roster, perhaps more so than in most years. Let's take a position-by-position look at who will likely be back with he team in 2019, and who won't, starting with the quarterback position.January 16, 2019
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Ranking the Eagles' 2019 offseason needs from most glaring to most stable
Despite suffering an inordinate number of injuries that last two seasons, the Philadelphia Eagles won it all in 2017, and then made the Elite Eight (I guess we'll call it that) in 2018. Overall, they have a very talented roster, at least compared to most teams around the league. Still, there are roster holes that need to be filled, and the need for young players to be added to the pipeline at some spots where age is creeping in. Let's go ahead and rank the Eagles' needs this offseason, from top to bottom.Just In
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