The 7th annual Eagles Autism Challenge, presented by Lincoln Financial Group, raised over $8.1 million for autism research and care programmes today, according to the Eagles Autism Foundation. This achievement was made possible by 5,620 participants and 38,171 donations from all over the world. All proceeds from the participant-raised monies will go towards community grants for local organisations and towards innovative research being done worldwide. The fundraiser will run through this Friday, May 31. In all, 159,395 donations have been made to the event since its inception in 2018, helping to collect almost $30 million for the Eagles Autism Foundation.
Although Shipley doesn’t seem to have the potential to be a top-tier starter, he may still be a valuable asset in a restricted offensive position by collecting passes out of the backfield, gaining some yards, and maybe making a difference on special teams. You’ll be satisfied with the pick’s value if he does that considering where he was selected in the draft.
The Eagles are presently favoured in 13 games, despite the fact that they are unlikely to win 13 this season. They are the underdogs in their road games against the Cowboys, Bengals, Rams, and Ravens.
The Eagles had the 12th-ranked defence in the NFL three weeks prior to Sean Desai’s firing. They had just defeated the eventual Super Bowl champions, the Chiefs, in Kansas City, where they shut out Patrick Mahomes and company in the second half for the first time in three years. Then, in a victory over the Bills, they surrendered 34 points (two of their touchdown drives were shorter than 50 yards), and the 49ers and Cowboys hammered them for 42 and 33 points, respectively. Over a three-week period, they met the No.Desai was fired and Matt Patricia took over as head coach after the team’s top four, five, and two offences in the league combined for an average of 28.4 points per game, but they had no assistance from an offence that frequently put them in bad positions. Everyone is aware of what transpired next. The more I think back on the last few weeks of last season, the more I see how ditching defensive coordinators in the middle of the season caused far more issues than it resolved, and what a terrible mistake it was to remove a defensive coordinator who, three weeks prior, had the Eagles’ 10-1 squad ranking as the league’s No. 12 defence. I envision Haason Reddick manning his locker and providing his candid evaluation of the alteration: “I won’t pretend or say that it’s not a difficult task. It is challenging. It’s really challenging. Even if Desai wasn’t flawless, the schedule, subpar players—particularly in the secondary—and an offensive that put a lot of pressure on the defence, along with some of Desai’s flaws, all played a part in that three-game collapse.With the same offence, defence, strategy, and voice that led the Eagles to a 10-1 record, the Eagles had every opportunity to turn things around heading into the final four games. That was a rash decision and uncharacteristic of a franchise that prefers to have a cool-headed, collected approach to situations. Desai’s removal was a mistake. Patricia’s replacement was a worse choice.
