by Jared Cohen
First published 2015
Jared Cohen gathers insights from the reporters, writers, and bloggers who track the Philadelphia Eagles daily. The book examines Sam Bradford's prospects as quarterback and analyzes the team's rebuilt secondary. Cohen breaks down specific plays to explain Chip Kelly's decision to replace LeSean McCoy. A NASA veteran explains how Sports Science aids the Eagles. The author evaluates Jeff Lurie's coaching choices and reviews all free agent signings and draft selections from the offseason. An insider profile reveals Chip Kelly's methods. Cohen surveys the chaotic NFC East division and highlights the Eagles' special teams unit. He explores problems with NFL officiating and revisits the team's collapse following their 2005 Super Bowl appearance. This independent analysis offers Eagles fans comprehensive coverage beyond brief national magazine summaries.
Genres: american, sports, non-fiction, journalism
Vibes: analytical, informative, thought-provoking
Tropes: insider-profile
Setting: Philadelphia, NFC East
Period: 2015
122 pages · Paperback · CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform