“Thank you guys for coming in today. I know this is a time of year you guys are normally with your families. Appreciate that. First want to congratulate Fletcher Cox. Really excited to have him here in Philadelphia for a long period of time.
By SPENCER GROSSINGER
The alternative home arena in Trenton took some time breaking in, but after an hour of mediocre football, the Soul flexed their muscles en route to a 73-37 thrashing of the LA Kiss.
The Soul defense allowed the LA kiss to score on three out of their first 4 drives, however after the Soul misfired on an outside kick, LA obtained the ball down by three points inside the Soul’s five yard line.
Philadelphia Eagles defensive lineman Fletcher Cox just reset the market. Cox got a six-year, $103 million contract with $63 million guaranteed, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. That’s historic; it’s the most guaranteed money for any non-quarterback in NFL history.
Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson Press Conference June 7, 2016. Pederson discusses the return of defensive tackle Fletcher Cox and running back Darren Sproles. Plus the quarterback situation and more.
Dr. McMillan is an orthopedic sports medicine specialist, and one of the nation’s few doctors performing reverse total shoulder replacement surgery. He is Fellowship-trained in arthroscopic surgery of the shoulder, hip, and knee.
Dr. McMillan is the Chief of Orthopedics and Director of Orthopedic Sports Medicine at Lourdes Medical Center of Burlington County.
Additionally, he is an assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at Rowan University- School of Osteopathic Medicine (RU-SOM).
A shorter version of all those credentials might read: Dr. McMillan loves sports and treating people passionately and wanted to make an impact in athletics and treatment from an early age.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – There’s an old saying that normal is a setting on a dryer, which might help explain why Jason Pierre-Paul seems indifferent to returning there.
Certainly Eli Apple’s upbringing and overall maturity was certainly attractive enough for Big Blue to pick him at a spot that many observers thought was a little early for the 6-foot-1, 198-pounder.
Teams today are so concerned about character and stability that when a talented player like Apple who has grasped the right values and common sense, you take him. The Giants did that with Apple
Eagles starting quarterback clears the air about his displeasure over the Birds moving up t the Np. 2 spot in this year’s draft and taking North Dakota State quarterback Carson Wentz. Here is the transcript of his press conference on May 17, 2016.
Dear Carson,
Welcome to Philadelphia! I think it’s the single greatest sports town in America, not because of the number of Championship banners because there aren’t that many, but because of its single greatest collective asset…the FANS. Yes, passionate, knowledgeable, and not the least bit patient.
The Philadelphia Eagles named Joe Douglas as the vice president of player personnel and Andy Weidl (pronounced WHY-del) as the assistant director of player personnel. Douglas will report to Eagles executive vice president of football operations Howie Roseman.
