I'm Dave Weinberg and I'm a writer/columnist for 97.3espn.com. I recently completed my 27th season as an Eagles beat writer for The Press of Atlantic City, where I worked for 34 years. I also covering boxing, MMA and various other sports, in addition to writing a twice-weekly column entitled Extra Points. You can also find my work on my blog Dave Weinberg's Extra Points. I'm a Cape May native who grew up with sand in my shoes and waves in my heart.
David Weinberg
Extra Points: Good Riddance
Sometimes a relationship sours to the point where it's best for both sides to just cut ties and go on their merry ways.
Extra Points: Time To Ride The Foles Ferry
It's time for Nick Foles to return to the Eagles - Wentz has yet to clear the foggy air regarding his opinions or intentions. So ship him out
Extra Points: Super Bowl Memories
Their 41-33 victory over New England in Super Bowl LII was among the top highlights of Dave Weinberg's journalistic career, which included 28 seasons as the Eagles' beat writer for a local newspaper.
Extra Points: Seldon Suffers First-Round Loss
Seldon, the 32-year-old son of former WBA heavyweight champion Bruce Seldon, easily beat the count, but quickly ran into more trouble.
Extra Points: Eagles Offseason Full of Plot Twists
New head coach Nick Siranni's bizarre, introductory press conference on Friday capped a whirlwind series of hires, fires and switches. Dave Weinberg takes a closer look inside.
Extra Points: Local Boxer Isiah Seldon Primed for Big Fight Saturday
Atlantic City middleweight Isiah Seldon trained in Philadelphia for six weeks in preparation for Saturday's nationally televised fight.
Extra Points: Lurie Picks Indy OC as New Eagles coach
Sirianni was one of at least 10 candidates to interview for the position, a list that also included current Eagles running backs coach/assistant head coach Duce Staley.
Extra Points: Eagles Coaching Carousel Could Be Fun Ride
This is familiar territory for Lurie, who has hired four head coaches since buying the team from Norman Braman in 1993. He replaced Rich Kotite with Ray Rhodes in 1995, brought Reid aboard in 1999, hired former Oregon coach Chip Kelly in 2013, and Pederson in 2016.
Extra Points: Eagles Erred in Firing Pederson
Pederson is the first head coach to be fired within three years of winning the Super Bowl since the Baltimore Colts canned Don McCafferty in 1973.
Extra Points: Millville’s LaManna joins 30-win club
Millville boxer Thomas LaManna reached a milestone Saturday night.