The New York Times – Sports:
After Kansas City and its injured stars were installed as a slim favorite, the early money poured in on Philadelphia.
Category: Philadelphia Eagles
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A Too-Early Look at the Super Bowl Matchup
The New York Times – Sports:
The first Super Bowl with two Black quarterbacks. The first set of brothers to vie for a title. The Andy Reid Bowl. A championship game between Kansas City and Philadelphia will be noteworthy.
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What We Learned from the N.F.L.’s Conference Championship Games
The New York Times – Sports:
The Eagles did not need to be flashy to beat the 49ers, and Patrick Mahomes knew when to pick his spots while playing on an injured ankle against Cincinnati.
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Eagles Return to Super Bowl as 49ers Break Down
The New York Times – Sports:
Five years after winning it all, Philadelphia beat San Francisco, 31-7, to claim the N.F.C. championship.
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Eagles vs. 49ers: What to Watch For
The New York Times – Sports:
Philadelphia and San Francisco, two of the league’s best teams, have depth in several pivotal positions, making for a potentially close game.
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To Rebuild the Eagles, Howie Roseman Worked His ‘Magic’
The New York Times – Sports:
The Eagles are again aiming for a championship just five seasons after winning it all thanks in large part to General Manager Howie Roseman, who led a uniquely fast rebuild through a series of bold moves.
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N.F.L. Playoff Predictions: Our Conference Championship Picks
The New York Times – Sports:
In two evenly matched games, Jalen Hurts and the Eagles will try to outwit the 49ers’ dizzying defense before Patrick Mahomes attempts to reverse his losing streak against the Bengals.
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NFL Playoff Teams Are Earning Their Yards After the Catch
The New York Times – Sports:
Quarterbacks get all the credit but the teams left in the N.F.L. playoffs thrive because playmakers like Deebo Samuel, Travis Kelce, A.J. Brown and Samaje Perine pick up yards after their catches.
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NFL Playoff Teams Are Earning Their Yards After the Catch
The New York Times – Sports:
Quarterbacks get all the credit but the teams left in the N.F.L. playoffs thrive because playmakers like Deebo Samuel, Travis Kelce, A.J. Brown and Samaje Perine pick up yards after their catches.