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The black hole that is the Chicago Bears' offense isn't done claiming victims. Tight end Trey Burton will now miss the remainder of the season after being place on injured reserve with damage to his calf and groin. Burton was a focal point of the Bears' offense that won the NFC North last season. Continue to Article

November 16, 2019 4:14:pm EST

PHILADELPHIA — Malcolm Jenkins hasn't spoken to Colin Kaepernick in “over a year,” but the Eagles safety is adamant the former San Francisco 49ers quarterback deserves to be an NFL starter again. Jenkins was one of the first NFL players to join Kaepernick three years ago in protesting police brutality and racial oppression during the playing of the national anthem. Since that pivotal moment, Kaepernick became the symbol for an entire social-justice movement and, in the process, found himself ostensibly blackballed by the NFL. Continue to Article

November 15, 2019 3:33:pm EST

When the season started the Philadelphia Eagles had Super Bowl expectations and now they get set to face the very team they beat to win their first Super Bowl nearly two years ago. Continue to Article

November 13, 2019 6:49:pm EST

Dallas Cowboys defensive end Michael Bennett said his new teammates convinced him to stand during the national anthem, reversing his earlier decision to sit on the bench or stay in the locker room while the anthem played. In protest of police brutality, Bennett did not stand during the national anthem for the past two NFL seasons. Bennett, who was traded from the New England Patriots more than two weeks ago, told the Fort Worth Star-Telegram on Monday that his new decision to stand during the anthem doesn't diminish what's he's advocated for. Continue to Article

November 12, 2019 9:40:pm EST

Rookie running back Corey Clement took the snap out of shotgun formation, rolled to his left and pitched the ball to third-string tight end Trey Burton, who caught it coming off the end, ran a few steps and floated a pass to backup quarterback Nick Foles in the end zone for a touchdown. Facing the mighty New England Patriots on the NFL's biggest stage, Philadelphia Eagles coach Doug Pederson made a decision to try a trick play — the "Philly Special " — on a fourth down late in the first half of Super Bowl 52 that will be remembered as one of the gutsiest calls in sports history. Continue to Article

November 12, 2019 10:59:am EST