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David Neisz

David Neisz

David is a sportswriter with a Philadelphia edge, blending film study, history, and narrative to reveal the story behind the games and the stats. His work spans scouting, tributes, and retrospectives, emphasizing context as much as outcomes. Football is more than the scoreboard to him. You can often find David at high schools, colleges, and Philadelphia Eagles games, taking in the atmosphere and play on the field. His love for dogs has made him an advocate for animal rescue. He believes in the “adopt, don’t shop” philosophy.

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The Eagles return home this weekend for a clash against the Rams. Can they bounce back or will Los Angeles deliver a blow they have been waiting years for?

The Eagles fell at every hurdle on Monday night, but just how bad was the loss?

For more than a decade, the Eagles’ offensive line set the standard for the rest of the offense. Now, with Jeff Stoutland gone, Chris Kuper and Ryan Mahaffey must carry that physical identity into Sean Mannion’s new scheme.

The Eagles face the Bears on Monday Night Football looking to improve to 3-0. Here are the key matchups, X-factor and our prediction.

The Eagles and Zach Ertz have reunited, but should expectations be adjusted from what they would've been when he last played a snap in midnight green?

If the Eagles are going to win their first road game of the season, there's some key things the team will need to do right.

The Philadelphia Eagles left week 1 with a win, but there are plenty of talking points going into their clash with the Titans.

The Philadelphia Eagles escaped week one with a win over their divisional foe, but there will be plenty of talking points over the coming days.

Drew Mukuba is healthy after an injury ended his 2025 season prematurely. Now, the versatile safety could play a defining role in the Eagles’ defense.

The Eagles begin the 2026 season at home against the Commanders. Here are the matchups, players and potential X-factors that could determine the NFC East battle.

Will the Eagles contend for the NFC’s top seed? Here are 13 predictions for the Eagles' 2026 season from the offense to the defense.

The Eagles have one of the NFL’s deepest rosters, but their 2026 season could hinge on Landon Dickerson, Lane Johnson and three other players.

The Philadelphia Eagles’ initial 53-man roster is officially set, but their work may be far from finished. With the waiver wire open and practice-squad construction beginning Monday, the Eagles could experience more roster movement over the next 24 hours.

The Eagles now enter a tricky weekend, having to cut down their roster from 90 to just 53 ahead of the new season.

The 2027 NFL Draft class already features several recognizable names, but these 10 under-the-radar prospects could become breakout stars during the 2026 college football season.

Carson Steele made one final argument for a place on the Eagles’ 53-man roster, while Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton failed to settle Philadelphia’s underwhelming QB2 competition in a 30–13 loss to the Bengals.

With Training Camp now in the rear-view mirror, it's time to reflect on the evolution of the Eagles offense.

Kapena Gushiken does not need to be the most talented defensive back on the Philadelphia Eagles’ roster to make the team. The undrafted rookie needs to prove that his versatility, instincts and special-teams potential make him too useful to cut.

For the first time in Philadelphia, Nick Sirianni must shape an offense without Jeff Stoutland while helping first-time coordinator Sean Mannion establish a new identity.

Markel Bell and Willie Lampkin impressed in the Eagles’ preseason opener, offering an encouraging glimpse at the future of Philadelphia’s offensive line.

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