National reaction to 49ers Dre Greenlaw getting ejected for shoving Eagles’ Dom DiSandro

National reaction to 49ers Dre Greenlaw getting ejected for shoving Eagles’ Dom DiSandro

The 49ers and Eagles have reached the hated rival status after an ugly out-of-bounds situation that resulted in linebacker Dre Greenlaw and Philadelphia’s chief of security, Dom DiSandro, getting ejected.

DeVonta Smith took offense to Greenlaw slamming him to the turf after a catch, and words were exchanged between both teams. During the mini-skirmish, Greenlaw shoved DiSandro in the face, causing another scuffle, before penalties were assessed and both men ejected.

The Eagles promptly responded with a 10-play, 58-yard touchdown-scoring drive buoyed by huge catches from A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.

Key takeaways from the first half as 49ers hold a 14-6 lead over Eagles

Key takeaways from the first half as 49ers hold a 14-6 lead over Eagles

The Eagles had two red zone trips in the first half, settling for field goals, while the 49ers converted two red zone trips into touchdowns as they jumped out to a 14-6 lead at Lincoln Financial Field.

In a 2023 NFC Championship Game rematch, Philadelphia dominated the first quarter, while San Francisco regrouped and dominated the second quarter as the Eagles could not maintain any offensive continuity.

With the second half underway, here are takeaways and observations from an ugly first half.

Eagles vs. 49ers inactives: Fletcher Cox to play, Dallas Goedert ruled out

The Philadelphia Eagles released their inactives list for Week 13 and Fletcher Cox will play against the 49ers, while Dallas Goedert is out

The Eagles released their list of inactives for Sunday’s matchup against the 49ers, and after a pregame workout, Fletcher Cox will play.

Dallas Goedert returned to practice on Friday, but was ruled out and will likely make his return in Week 14 against the Cowboys in Dallas.

Tight end Grant Calcaterra is also active after missing last week’s game with an ankle injury.

Wide receiver A.J. Brown (thigh), defensive tackle Jordan Davis (hamstring), wide receiver DeVonta Smith (knee), D’Andre Swift (ankle), and Milton Williams (concussion) all will play after practicing fully on Friday.

Williams missed last week’s win over the Bills while he was in concussion protocol.

Eagles vs. 49ers preview: Who has the advantage in Week 13?

We’re breaking down the Eagles matchup against the 49ers, and previewing who has the advantage in critical situations

The Philadelphia Eagles will play at home for the second-consecutive week when they host the San Francisco 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field.

This will be the 37th matchup, with the Niners hold a 21-14-1 lead and it’ll be the first meeting between the two teams since last season’s NFC Championship Game. San Francisco is looking to improve to 11-6-1 when visiting Philadelphia.

With kickoff quickly approaching, we’re looking at who has the advantage in key situations.

Eagles projected depth chart for Week 13 matchup vs. 49ers

We’re projecting the Philadelphia Eagles depth chart for the Week 13 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday at Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles (10-1) are about four hours away from hosting the 49ers (8-3) on Sunday afternoon in a rematch of the NFC Championship Game.

This matchup concerns the Philadelphia defense and their ability to handle and contain the San Francisco offense.

The Eagles released their final injury report ahead of Sunday’s matchup against the 49ers, and Fletcher Cox has been listed as questionable with a groin injury.

All-Pro right tackle Lane Johnson (groin) was a full participant during Friday’s practice and has no game status designation for today after missing the win over Buffalo.

Tight end Dallas Goedert (forearm) returned to practice for the first time since fracturing his forearm in Week 9. He was a limited participant and is doubtful for today’s game against the 49ers.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated depth chart after several roster moves. 

NFL Week 13 picks: Who the experts are taking in Eagles vs. 49ers

We’re previewing Philadelphia’s matchup vs. San Francisco and looking at who the NFL experts are picking in Eagles-49ers

After ten months of talking, speculations, what-ifs, and rule changes, the San Francisco 49ers will get another shot at the Philadelphia Eagles with a healthy Brock Purdy at quarterback.

It’s the return of Purdy, along with a talented skill position group that has the Niners favored on the road against a 10-1 Eagles team.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a gametime decision.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s a look at who the NFL experts are picking.

Eagles 53-man roster vs. 49ers: News and notes for Week 13

We’re looking at the Philadelphia Eagles updated 53-man roster for the Week 13 matchup against the San Francisco 49ers

The Eagles and 49ers are a little over 40 hours away from an NFC Championship game rematch that has grown contentious since last January.

Philadelphia will be without Zach Cunningham (hamstring), while Fletcher Cox (groin) is a gametime decision.

With kickoff fast approaching, here’s an updated 53-man roster for the Eagles.

National reaction to Eagles-Seahawks matchup in Week 15 getting flexed to MNF

We’re looking at the national reaction to the Philadelphia Eagles Week 15 matchup at the Seattle Seahawks getting flexed to Monday Night Football on ESPN/ABC

The Eagles are the biggest show in the NFL, and with the Patriots struggling, the NFL is flexing a game out of Monday night for the first time.

In Week 15, Kansas City and New England will move to the afternoon slot, while Philadelphia’s matchup against the Seahawks in Seattle will now be flexed to Monday Night Football on ABC.

With the matchups against Kansas City (MNF), Buffalo (CBS), San Francisco (Fox) and Dallas (SNF) all being respective games of the week, it will mark their fifth straight nationally televised game.

The NFL reacts to everything, and here’s the national reaction to the Eagles getting another primetime matchup.

Brian Johnson talks handling criticism in Year 1 as Eagles OC; NFL coaching rumors

Eagles offensive coordinator Brian Johnson says he’s not paying attention to criticims of his offense and any outside noise

The Eagles trailed 17-7 for two straight games now, and this past Sunday, #FireBrianJohnson was a trending topic on X and other social media sites heading into the half after Philadelphia only managed 99 total yards while going 0-for-4 on third down.

The second half was and is always different, as Jalen Hurts accounted for five total touchdowns, and the Eagles moved to 10-1 on the season.

Johnson, who was promoted from quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator after Shane Steichen took the head coaching job for the Indianapolis Colts in February, has received his share of criticism for the slow starts and addressed the growing discontent amid a record-breaking season.

Studs and duds from Eagles 37-34 win over the Bills in Week 12

We’re looking at the studs and duds from the Philadelphia Eagles 37-34 win over the Buffalo Bills in Week 12

Elliott tied the game with 20 seconds remaining. After the Bills went ahead with a field goal on the first possession of overtime, Hurts put the game away with a walk-off 12-yard score that made the Eagles the only 10-1 team in the NFL.

Philadelphia overcame a 17-7 first-half deficit for the second straight game and benefited from another blown deep passing attempt, this time with Josh Allen and wide receiver Gabriel Davis getting mixed up late on a drive.

With a Week 13 showdown against San Francisco looming, here are the studs and duds from Sunday’s emotional win.