Growing up in Philadelphia, one of Will Parks’ favorite players was “of course,” Brian Dawkins.

Brian Dawkins got to watch the Eagles win a Super Bowl a couple years ago and would “shed tears of joy” if Andy Reid wins this season.

Howie Roseman’s in-season moves indicate he finally recognizes the mistakes he made in building the Eagles’ roster during the spring and summer.

Who better than Brian Dawkins to throw a free-agent pitch to Bryce Harper? By Jordan Hall

The most hotly anticipated Phillies offseason in years is upon us. Buckle up, it should be one hell of a ride. By Jim Salisbury

Weapon X pays tribute.

The Philadelphia sports teams love them some Meek Mill

Wes Hopkins, one of the greatest safeties in Eagles history and a hallmark of some of the franchise’s best defenses, died Friday, according to two of his Eagles teammates and his former agent.

NBC10’s Vai Sikahema gives you an inside look at the Eagles at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, from 2018 inductee Brian Dawkins to Chuck Bednarik to Reggie White to Nick Foles, that are immortalized in Canton, Ohio.

Eagles Super Bowl speech hero Jason Kelce and head coach Doug Pederson can’t wait to hear legend Brian Dawkins’ Pro Football Hall of Fame induction speech.

“Dawk, I’m proud of you, man,” Andy Reid says. “Hall of Fame. I know Jim Johnson would be very proud of you too.”

As Brian Dawkins prepares to be inducted into the Hall of Fame, he reflects on the demons he faced early in his career.

Terrell Owens won’t be with his fellow HOF inductees at the ceremony, but he’s still trying to be a part of the Class of 2018.

Terrell Owens, the former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, is going into the Football Hall of Fame, but he won’t even be introduced at the ceremony he’s not attending.

This MIGHT be the only thing better than the Eagles winning the Super Bowl.

Gabe Kapler in many ways is a breath of fresh air. But he’s got to stop with the positive spins after ugly losses. By Rob Ellis

Brian Dawkins finally has a Super Bowl ring, but it doesn’t have his name on it like everyone else’s. By Dave Zangaro