Eagles kicker Jake Elliott named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week

Philadelphia Eagles kicker Jake Elliott named NFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his Week 11 performance against the New Orleans Saints

The Eagles just had another player honored for his special team’s prowess, and this time it is kicker Jake Elliott, who logged 4 field goals in the win over the Saints.

Elliotts’ 16-points were good enough to make some team history and to also get veteran kicker the honor of being the player of the week. The talented veteran moved into sole possession of 3rd place on the Eagles’ all-time scoring list, surpassing Harold Carmichael (474, 1971-83) and Steve Van Buren (464, 1944-51)

Elliott was good on field goals of 50, 37, 33, and 47 yards on the day and he’s made 90% of his field goals (18 for 20) this season.

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Eagles vs. Saints: Breaking down dominant Week 11 victory by the numbers

Philadelphia Eagles vs. New Orleans Saints: Breaking down dominant Week 11 victory by the numbers

The Eagles finally got the home victory that has evaded them for weeks and the organization inched closer to the 7th and final playoff spot in the NFC.

Philadelphia rushed for over 240+ yards on the day and those weren’t the only numbers that defined offensive success for Nick Sirianni’s ballclub.

Here’s a breakdown of the dominant win by the numbers.

Instant analysis of Eagles signing LB T.J. Edwards to a contract extension

Instant analysis of Philadelphia Eagles signing rugged linebacker T.J. Edwards to a contract extension

Howie Roseman continues to take care of the homegrown talent, this time inking upstart linebacker T.J. Edwards a one-year extension of his current deal.

A rookie free agent out of Wisconsin in 2019, Edwards would have become a restricted free agent after the season.

Edwards is the fifth Eagle to sign an extension since the start of this season. Here are takeaways and observations from the move.

T.J. Edwards’ 1-year extension is worth $3.2M, with $2.15M fully guaranteed

T.J. Edwards’ extension with the Philadelphia #Eagles will pay him $3.2M, with $2.15M fully guaranteed

The Eagles signed middle linebacker T.J. Edwards a contract extension on Monday, a day after his huge interception helped catapult the Birds to a 40-29 win over the Saints.

It’s a one-year deal for Edwards who would have been a restricted free agent this spring, but he’ll now get $2.15 million guaranteed regardless of his playing status in 2022, and if he plays well, he’ll make upwards of $3.2 million.

Roseman gave Edwards a $1.135 million signing bonus also, immediate money for the rugged linebacker.

Edwards has logged 44 tackles, 3 tackles for loss, 1 interception, 3 passes defended and a quarterback hit.

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The Philadelphia Eagles sign a former Wisconsin ILB to a contract extension

The Philadelphia Eagles sign a former Wisconsin ILB to a contract extension

The Philadelphia Eagles signed former Wisconsin inside linebacker T.J. Edwards to a one-year contract extension, according to a report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport.

The move comes one day after Edwards helped lead the Eagles to a 40-29 victory over the New Orleans Saints. The former Badger recorded 10 tackles, 1 tackle for loss, 2 pass deflections, 1 fumble recovery and 1 big-time interception.

Related: Eagles HC Nick Sirianni had high praise for the Wisconsin program after win vs. New Orleans

The newly-signed extension is a one-year deal worth $3.2 million with $2.15 million fully guaranteed.

The third-year pro and current Eagles starter pro has recorded 76 tackles, 4 tackles for loss, 2 quarterback hits, 1 sack, 1 fumble recovery, 3 passes defended and 1 interception on the season.

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Eagles sign T.J. Edwards to a contract extension

Philadelphia Eagles sign linebacker T.J. Edwards to contract extension

The Eagles have their middle linebacker of the future already on the roster, as the team announced a contract extension for T.J. Edwards.

A 2019 undrafted free agent out of Wisconsin, Edwards has consistently worked his way into the lineup over the past two years after taking the incumbent’s job. After Eric Wilson lost snaps and eventually was released, Edwards has been the man in the middle for Philadelphia, spearheading an aggressive defensive resurgence.

Edwards would have been eligible to become a restricted free agent after the season and he’s now the fifth Eagles player to sign an extension.

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Eagles snap count vs. Saints: Breakdown, observations from Week 11

Philadelphia Eagles snap count vs. New Orleans Saints: Breakdown, observations from Week 11

The Eagles are 5-6 and roaring towards a potential playoff birth after thrashing the Saints 40-29, in Week 11 at Lincoln Financial Field.

Philadelphia dominated New Orleans with the running game and made several timely plays on the defensive side of the ball.

With preparation set to begin for the Giants in Week 12, we’ve got your snap count from Sunday’s win.

6 standouts from the Eagles 40-29 win over the Saints

6 standouts from the Philadelphia Eagles 40-29 win over the New Orleans Saints

The 5-6 Eagles sit half a game out of the 7th and the final playoff spot in the NFC and as the team prepares for a huge Week 12 matchup against the hated Giants, things are starting to fall into place offensively.

Philadelphia amassed almost 250 yards on the ground and dominated the Saints to the tune of a 40-29 home win, the first for Nick Sirianni.

Here are six standouts and 1 star from Week 11.

Instant analysis from Eagles 40-29 win over the Saints in Week 11

Instant analysis from Philadelphia Eagles 40-29 win over the New Orleans Saints in Week 11

Jalen Hurts continues to get better on a weekly basis and he could be that closer to being named king of the Eagles franchise.

Hurts dominated the Saints for the second straight season, rushing for three scores, coupled with a Darius Slay pick-six off of Trevor Siemian, as the Philadelphia Eagles beat the New Orleans Saints 40-29 on Sunday.

The Eagles (5-6) have won two in a row, while the Saints (5-5) dropped their third straight since losing quarterback Jameis Winston to a season-ending ACL injury.

Here is the instant analysis from Week 11.

Eagles’ PFF grades: Best and worst from Week 10 win over the Broncos

Philadelphia Eagles’ PFF grades: Best and worst from Week 10 win over the Denver Broncos

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The underdog Eagles entered went into the Mile High City and dominated the Denver Broncos on Sunday, as Jalen Hurts played the best game of his career in the 30-13 win.

A Darius Slay fumble return put the game out of reach, and Jordan Howard once again powered the Philadelphia running game.

PFF’s Week 10 grades are up and we have the highest graded players on both sides of the ball.