The New Orleans Saints defensive captain in each of the past two seasons, Jenkins (6-0, 204) appeared in 71 games (63 starts) with 358 tackles, six interceptions, six forced fumbles and 4.5 sacks in five seasons with the Saints, seeing time at both cornerback and safety. In 2013, Jenkins started 14 games at safety, notching 68 tackles, 2.5 sacks, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and two passes defensed for a Saints team that ranked second in the NFL in opponent’s passing yards per game.

The Philadelphia Eagles today announced they have agreed to terms with punter Donnie Jones on a three-year contract. The team has also released safety Patrick Chung.

The Philadelphia Eagles announced they have agreed to terms with wide receiver Jeremy Maclin on a one-year contract.
“Jeremy is an ideal player for our scheme with his combination of size, speed, strength and route-running ability, in addition to his dynamic playmaking talent,” said Eagles general manager Howie Roseman. “We’re happy to see him rehabbing well and to get him under contract for the 2014 season.”

Temple University today announced its 2014 football schedule. The Owls will begin their 116th season of competition on Thursday, August 28 in a nationally televised game (SEC Network) at Vanderbilt.

The Philadelphia Eagles today announced they have agreed to terms with wide receiver Riley Cooper on a five-year contract and center Jason Kelce on a seven-year contract that will keep Kelce in Philadelphia through the 2020 season.

The 2013/14 Super Bowl was not much of a game…Seahawks 43, Denver Broncos 8.
From the opening play (a safety) to the final whistle, the Seattle Seahawks were in complete control.
So what to talk about that might be interesting?
Well there were three former Eagles on the Broncos roster and all three played in the game.

Denver was 4-12 his rookie year but the talented lineman was able to establish himself as a starter and a durable player. Beadles has not missed a game all four years he has played in the Pros.

NEWARK: New jersey native and Denver Broncos standout running back Knowshon Moreno at Tuesday’s Media Day.

With David Diehl’s retirement today, Eli Manning is not only losing a teammate and one of his closest friends, but his ride to MetLife Stadium.

Coaches Andy Reid and Ron Rivera, architects of remarkable franchise turnarounds, will join eight-time 101 Award winner Peyton Manning, running back LeSean McCoy and linebackers Robert Mathis and Luke Kuechly as 2013 winners of the annual NFL 101 Awards – the nation’s premier football awards event dedicated exclusively to the National Football League.