Philly Sports Jabronis

Today, I marched. Tomorrow, I may march again. I marched together with one thousand like-minded souls on an oppressively hot Thursday in Philadelphia. I marched in sandaled feet, to a unified beat of righteousness and equality for all. I marched ...

There were one million stitches in the most famous incarnation of the American flag, the one that flew over Fort McHenry and inspired the Star Spangled Banner. My stomach was tangled in twice as many stitches as I stood in ...

  Jimmy G is biggest fraud in NFL history. Look, I understand the hype starting with his chiseled jawline and GQ profile. Jimmy Garoppolo looks like Superman, or at least like Christopher Reeve from the movies. In sports, there is ...

By Mike Greger The road to Canton now has a big green stripe down the middle lane. Thousands of Eagles fans invaded the Pro Football Hall of Fame this past weekend to pay homage to legendary safety Brian Dawkins. Walking ...

By Mike Greger Watching Brian Dawkins play football was an honor and a privilege – and those were the exact words I chose to utter to the greatest safety in Eagles franchise history at his retirement ceremony at the NovaCare ...

I said it from the beginning, as soon as the last “we don’t care” left Jason Kelce’s lips: The Philadelphia Eagles should have never expressed one yard of interest in going to Washington, DC. They could have gotten a nice ...

I’ve started a petition for a statue in the honor of Sam Hinkie. To sign, click here.

By Mike Greger It was eight hours before kickoff to the NFC championship game, and I was sitting in hallowed ground at St. Patrick’s Cemetery in Norristown, PA, holding a tacky, souvenir Philadelphia Eagles flag in my hand – and ...

By Mike Greger We are the worst fans in America. I’m done pretending. The blinders are off. Let’s beat this dead horse into the ground. To borrow a line from a former Vikings coach: We are who you thought we ...

Editor’s Note: An edited version of this article was first published by BillyPenn.com Falcons sightings around Philadelphia are not as uncommon as you may think. A few years ago, a pair of peregrine falcons were mildly famous for making a nest ...