Eagles Part Ways With Former Steelers Massive Offensive Tackle
A former offensive tackle of the Pittsburgh Steelers is looking for a new home in the NFL.
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Eagles release veteran after loss to Giants
The Philadelphia Eagles cut veteran offensive tackle Fred Johnson on Friday, days after a 19-11 Week 9 loss to the New York Giants that extended their slide to seven straight defeats. Johnson, 29, has been with the team since 2023 and contributed depth during the Super Bowl‑winning 2024 season, after stints with the Steelers, Bengals and Buccaneers. The move adds to a series of roster tweaks as the Eagles enter a Week 10 bye, hoping to regroup before facing the 6‑2 Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 11. The release underscores the franchise’s desperate search for consistency on both sides of the ball.
Eagles reportedly releasing Fred Johnson
The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly releasing veteran offensive tackle Fred Johnson during their bye week, according to a source. Johnson, who joined the team in 2023 after a trade in 2025, has provided depth at tackle and guard but never secured a full-time starting role. His departure follows the offseason exits of Lane Johnson (retirement) and Cam Jurgens (trade), signaling General Manager Howie Roseman's shift toward a younger offensive line.
Eagles Releasing Fred Johnson
The Philadelphia Eagles announce the release of veteran right tackle Fred Johnson, who joined the team in 2023 and helped win Super Bowl 59. With a disappointing season and Lane Johnson’s sudden retirement, the Eagles are promoting Markel Bell as the new right tackle, while general manager Howie Roseman reshapes the offensive line. Johnson leaves the roster after serving as a reliable backup, and fans wish him luck in his next chapter.
Kaboly: Steelers Have ‘Zero Interest’ In Hollywood Brown
The Steelers skip a trade for wide receiver help at the deadline and are unlikely to chase Philadelphia’s Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, who’s expected to hit waivers this weekend. Despite the buzz, insiders say Pittsburgh has “zero interest” in claiming the veteran WR, leaving fans to look elsewhere for offensive upgrades.
Did Cam Skattebo’s Critical Error At The Worst Moment Cost The Giants a Win? [VIDEO]
The New York Giants built a 21-17 lead over the Washington Commanders on Thursday night, thanks largely to Cam Skattebo’s 78 rushing yards, 44 receiving yards and two touchdowns. However, a crucial mistake on a 3rd‑and‑1 play in the fourth quarter—Skattebo hesitating nearly three seconds before joining the pile—forced a punt and may have sealed the loss. Former Eagles coach Ryan Paganetti highlighted the delay on social media, noting it cost the Giants a chance to run out the clock. Skattebo accepted responsibility, saying the team failed to execute. The Giants now turn to a week‑later matchup with the Jacksonville Jaguars.
Chase Daniel Says It Would “Surprise” Him if Nick Sirianni and Jalen Hurts Are Both Back, and Floats a Mike Tomlin Twist
On The SZN podcast, former Eagles backup Chase Daniel warned that the team's 2‑7 start could force a shake‑up, saying it would "surprise" him if head coach Nick Sirianni and quarterback Jalen Hurts both remain. Daniel hinted that Hall of Famer Mike Tomlin, now a TV analyst, might be on owner Jeffrey Lurie and GM Howie Roseman's shortlist. He also questioned Hurts' long‑term fit and suggested a trade could be considered, pointing to the 2027 draft. The comments sparked a frenzy on Philadelphia sports radio, where 88% of fans now favor a coaching change.
Eagles down to 4 captains after starting the season with 7
Entering Week 10, the Philadelphia Eagles have shrunk from seven captains at season start to just four on the active roster. Veteran left tackle Jordan Mailata is now the only captain who has played every snap in all nine games, while Lane Johnson has retired, Jalen Hurts sits out indefinitely with blood clots, and Jordan Davis was traded to Jacksonville. Remaining captains DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley and Zack Baun have all missed significant time due to injuries. The leadership drain coincides with a seven‑game losing streak and an offensive line that ranks among the league’s worst, leaving the team desperate for new leaders.
Fantasy Football Week 10 Wide Receiver Rankings and Updates
Entering Week 10 of the 2026 NFL season, The Game Haus breaks down its fantasy wide receiver rankings. Must‑Start players lead the list, with Jaxon Smith‑Njigba (vs. Raiders) and Ja’Marr Chase (vs. Steelers) topping the chart, followed by CeeDee Lamb, Amon‑Ra St. Brown and Tee Higgins. Justin Jefferson and Christian Watson round out the top six. The tiered guide also flags status‑uncertain stars like A.J. Brown and Mike Evans, and notes bye‑week absences for Rome Odunze, Luther Burden III, Jaylen Waddle, DeVonta Smith and Emeka Egbuka. Readers get a clear snapshot of who to start, sit or watch for injury updates ahead of their Week 10 lineups.
The Inquirer’s Data Editor Made a Hyper-Detailed Pixel Version of Philly You Can Scroll Through
The Inquirer’s data editor has released a hyper‑detailed isometric pixel map of Philadelphia—an online stroll through over 500,000 buildings, 150,000 street trees, roads and rail lines. The author spends ten minutes browsing landmarks such as Saint Joseph’s University, Citizens Bank Park, Lincoln Financial Field, the Tacony‑Palmyra Bridge and Boathouse Row, noting how pixel art flattens iconic features like One Liberty Place’s spire or City Hall’s clock. While some sites appear accurate, others lose their architectural charm in the tiny graphics. The piece showcases the map’s quirks and invites readers to explore the digital recreation themselves.
Dominic Zvada deserves another start for the Giants
The article argues that Giants rookie kicker Dominic Zvada (34) deserves another start ahead of the Jacksonville game. After nailing a 53‑yard field goal against the Eagles on Nov. 8 but missing a 33‑yard attempt at MetLife and a kickoff that gave Washington good field position, Zvada’s recent performances are mixed. Coach John Harbaugh backs him, and the piece suggests a focused practice routine—short and intermediate kicks from both hashes and controlled kickoffs—to gauge consistency. Unless short‑range errors repeat, the Giants should keep Zvada on the roster rather than rush to replace him before the Nov. 22 matchup.
Jaguars Say Jordan Davis, Jessie Bates Won’t Play Week 10
Jaguars head coach Liam Coen announces that recent acquisitions defensive tackle Jordan Davis and safety Jessie Bates will sit out Week 10 against the Tennessee Titans, citing that neither had a bye week with their previous teams. Backup DT Davon Godchaux, who did have a bye with the Saints, will start instead. Davis, the 2022 No. 13 overall pick and 2022 Chuck Bednarik and Outland Trophy winner, has appeared in nine games for the Eagles this season with 31 tackles and 1.5 sacks. Bates, a former Bengals second‑rounder now with Jacksonville after a trade from Atlanta, logged 60 tackles, three forced fumbles and an interception in nine games for the Falcons. The moves come as Jacksonville navigates roster depth ahead of the Thursday night matchup.
New Wide Receiver Target Emerges for Steelers
The Steelers, sitting 6‑2, passed on any trade moves but eye free‑agent WR Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, who the Eagles will waive on Nov. 13. Brown posted 49 catches for 587 yards and five touchdowns with the Chiefs last season and has career totals of 376 receptions, 4,385 yards and 33 TDs. Steelers insiders suggest he could boost a playoff‑bound roster, though former offensive coordinator Todd Haley warns against disrupting team chemistry. With Aaron Rodgers confident the receiving corps can function if health returns, Brown emerges as a potential target.
Eagles News: Nick Sirianni’s job security among top storylines to monitor the rest of this season
The Bleeding Green Nation roundup zeroes in on head coach Nick Sirianni’s precarious future as the Eagles limp toward a likely 2‑15 finish. After a 2‑0 start, Philadelphia drops seven straight, sitting 29th in the NFL Power Rankings. Sirianni hints at staff evaluations, but no changes are confirmed, leaving the fate of play‑caller Jalen Mannion and O‑line coach Chris Kuper in doubt. Meanwhile, General Manager Howie Roseman pushes roster moves, highlighted by the Jordan Davis trade, and International Player Joshua Weru shares his practice‑squad progress. The article tracks six storylines that could decide whether Sirianni survives the season.
WR/CB Matchups to Upgrade and Downgrade - Fantasy Football Week 10
Welcome back to our WR/CB Matchups for Week 10 of the 2026 fantasy football season. The Bears, Broncos, Eagles, and […]
A NIGHT OF MISSED OPPORTUNITIES: GIANTS WATCH FOURTH-QUARTER LEAD DISAPPEAR IN HEARTBREAKING LOSS TO COMMANDERS
The New York Giants squandered a fourth‑quarter lead to fall 24‑21 to the Washington Commanders at MetLife Stadium on Thursday night, jeopardizing their grip on the NFC East after a recent win over the Eagles. Quarterback J.J. McCarthy posted a career‑high 293 passing yards, a touchdown and a 66‑yard strike to tight end Isaiah Likely that gave New York a 21‑17 lead with just over eight minutes left, but the offense couldn’t finish. Running back Cam Skattebo contributed 78 yards and two scores, while Likely recorded a career‑best 127 receiving yards on nine catches. The loss highlights the Giants’ recurring struggles to close out games under pressure.
Exclusive: Brie Bella and her son were devastated by the Eagles’ historic loss to Giants
In Week 9, the New York Giants snapped a 13‑year winning drought at Lincoln Financial Field by beating the Philadelphia Eagles, leaving WWE Hall of Famer Brie Bella and her son devastated. Bella told ClutchPoints that her son cried after the loss—his fifth tearful reaction this season—and she struggled to explain the Eagles' rebuilding phase. She shared a video of his reaction and admitted she sometimes switches off games in the fourth quarter. Despite the disappointment, Bella remains a die‑hard Eagles fan, praising the stadium atmosphere and the passion of Philadelphia supporters as she promotes her and Nikki Bella’s wine, Bonita Bonita.
First Super Bowl? Ranking Each NFL Team's Likelihood to Win First Lombardi This Year
Exactly 20 NFL franchises have won at least one Super Bowl—a number that hasn't changed since the Philadelphia Eagles finally joined that club at the conclusion of the 2017 season.
At Least 1 Vikings Trade Aged Well
The Vikings’ recent trade of veteran edge rusher Jonathan Greenard looks savvy after a disappointing 2025 season marred by injuries and modest stats. Minnesota shipped Greenard to the Philadelphia Eagles for two third‑round picks during the 2026 NFL Draft, avoiding a costly contract extension. In Philadelphia, Greenard signs a $100 million deal through 2029 but has recorded just one sack and limited production so far, while the Eagles continue to rebuild. The article contrasts Greenard’s rugged style with teammates like Andrew Van Ginkel and Dallas Turner, and argues the trade may prove a win for a Vikings front office in transition.
Morning Cup Of Joe
JoeBucsFan’s "Morning Cup Of Joe" offers a quick, upbeat start to the workday with a roundup of football links, quirky headlines and a featured distraction: Nick Sirianni’s claim that he never flipped off anyone. The post mixes game updates with light‑hearted news, making it a convenient bite‑size read for busy fans.
Eagles Waiving WR Hollywood Brown
The Philadelphia Eagles have waived veteran wide receiver Hollywood Brown, sources say. Both parties agreed the move benefits everyone, and Brown—29, a 2019 first‑round pick—likely heads to a playoff contender for the season’s final stretch. He previously played for the Ravens, Cardinals, and Chiefs, and entered 2026 on a rookie contract that became fully guaranteed after a fifth‑year option. This year he appeared in four games, tallying five catches for 63 yards before the release.
Eagles release Hollywood Brown amid Week 10 bye
The Philadelphia Eagles waive veteran wideout Marquise “Hollywood” Brown during their Week 10 bye, ending his short four‑game stint in which he logged just five receptions for 63 yards. The move, confirmed by NFL insider Jordan Schultz, signals a shift toward younger talent as the struggling team reshapes its roster under GM Howie Roseman. Brown, a 2019 second‑round pick who posted 49 catches, 587 yards and five TDs for the Chiefs last season, will clear waivers and become a free agent, likely drawing interest from playoff contenders seeking downfield speed.
Philadelphia Eagles Waive Former 1,000-Yard WR As They Continue To Dump Talent & Tank For The Future
Both sides understood that this move needed to happen.
Eagles reportedly releasing Hollywood Brown
The Philadelphia Eagles have waived veteran wide receiver Marquise “Hollywood” Brown, a move the team and Brown agreed on as mutually beneficial. Brown, who posted 49 catches for 587 yards and five touchdowns with the Chiefs last season, appeared in only four games for the Eagles, recording five catches for 63 yards before falling behind DeVonta Smith, Dontayvion Wicks and others on the depth chart. Released from his one‑year deal, Brown is likely to sign with a playoff contender, while the Eagles shift focus to developing younger talent.
Hollywood Brown Reportedly Waived by Eagles, Top Landing Spots for WR After NFL Trade Rumors
The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly waiving veteran wideout Hollywood Brown, according to reporter Jordan Schultz.
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