Eagles embattled wide receiver Nelson Agholor’s fate was front and center at coach Doug Pederson’s press conference Monday.
The second-year pass catcher made a critical error on the line of scrimmage that cost the Eagles a touchdown that factored into the Birds 26-15 loss to the Seattle Seahawks.
Agholor also dropped a 20-yard pass that would have put the Eagles in great position to score again.
Pederson also talked about injuries a running back and the offensive line.

The New York Giants are 6-3 after their 21-20 win over the Cincinnati Bengals on Monday Night Football. After three consecutive losing seasons that were marked by epic collapses late in game, the Giants are finally winning some of these games. For several players this is uncharted waters as professionals. Wide receiver Odell Beckham says […]

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. – Ben McAdoo believes he must coach as aggressively as he asks his players to perform. On Monday night, his unwillingness to play it safe helped produce a Giants’ victory. Trailing by six points and faced with a fourth-and-goal from the Cincinnati 3-yard line early in the fourth quarter, McAdoo had no […]

The Eagles needed a win in order reset their season, they accomplished that with a quality 24-15 victory over the Atlanta Falcons on a beautiful fall Sunday afternoon at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles held a team that had been averaging 33 points per game to just 15. Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan – a Philadelphia […]

Penn State extends Big Ten win streak to six for first time in a single season since 1994 BLOOMINGTON, Ind. – Trailing by 10 points late in the third quarter, No. 10 Penn State outscored Indiana, 31-7, in the final 16:09, to earn a 45-31 victory in Big Ten football action Saturday afternoon in Memorial […]

Penn State students can purchase tickets to attend the Nittany Lions’ game at Rutgers on Monday beginning at 7 a.m. at Gate B (northeast corner) of the Bryce Jordan Center. Student Nittany Lion Club members have the opportunity to purchase their ticket in an exclusive online pre-sale Friday.
For non-students go to http://www.scarletknights.com/tickets/football.html for more information

The New York Football Giants tried and tried to hand the Eagles a win Sunday afternoon and failed.
The Birds offense would have none of it.
Eli Manning threw two fourth-quarter interceptions and Eagles rookie quarterback Carson Wentz failed to get a single point from either turnover that handed the ball to the second overall pick in great field position.

Middletown High School’s football team is enjoying a season like no other. At press time the Crusaders were 8-0 on the season with two regular season games to go before the DIAA (Delaware) Division 1 playoffs get underway.
How good is Middletown in 2016? The Crusaders lost to Salesianum in the semi-finals last year 27-21. This year Mark Delpercio’s squad returned the favor, dispatching the Sallies 42-24…and that was the closest game of the year for Middletown.

Players in the NFL have a 100 percent chance of getting hurt at some point in a season, that is just the nature of the beast. That is why of all four major sports in America, in pro football, if you are a backup, you will eventually get a chance to play and make an impact.
On the first play of the second quarter of the Eagles-Giants game at MetLife Stadium last Sunday, Big Blue’s starting guard Justin Pugh sprained his knee and was unable to return. In came Brett Jones, who had all of 17 NFL snaps prior to entering the game.

The new format was supposed to shake things up, when the PIAA, the governing body of high school sports in Pennsylvania, opted to move to 6A format. But as the playoffs began in early November, there were no real surprises atop PIAA District 1. The teams that have been the traditional powers remained the powerhouse, beginning with North Penn.