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The Philadelphia Eagles cancel the Chip Kelly experiment much sooner than anyone ever expected. Pat Shurmur to take over as interim Head Coach.
Like a wounded animal in the forest, the Eagles were put out of their misery. In a must-win game to decide the fate of the NFC East, they blew it. Big time.
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LeSean McCoy returned to Philly for the first time since he was traded from the Philadelphia Eagles with revenge on his mind, and love in his heart.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have no identity and that's the worst thing that an NFL team can be missing.
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This holiday is the perfect opportunity to evaluate the Philadelphia Eagles in a different way.
The state of the NFC East is interesting to say the least. See where the Eagles and the rest of the division land in by Week 11.