Jay Ajayi

Who passed, who failed vs the Rams? Find out in the weeks edition of Grayson's Grades.

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) — When happened to Jay Ajayi this week wasn't fair but life rarely is and the Eagles' newest running back has to be more proactive when it comes to protecting his personal brand. Remember Ajayi arrived in Philadelphia with a bit of a reputation as a selfish guy thanks to the number Adam Gase did on him on the way out the door in Miami...

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) — The "Jay Train" was one of the few Eagles who wasn't in a celebratory mood after the team's latest blowout win on Sunday over the Chicago Bears. Upset over a fumble after finally breaking out with a 30-yard gallop near the goal line early in the fourth quarter, Jay Ajayi wasn't exactly enjoying his time with the media after the game...

Who passed and who failed this week in the Eagels 31-3 win over the Bears? Scott Grayson hands out this week's edition of Grayson's Grades.

As the Eagles host the 3-7 Bears this week, here is what to watch for in this week's game vs. Chicago.

The Philadelphia Eagles offense looked out of sync and sloppy in the first half of Sunday’s 37-9 win over the Dallas Cowboys. The second half was a much different story. The Eagles scored 30 unanswered points to turn a 9-7 halftime deficit into a lopsided victory.

The Philadelphia Eagles went to Texas and left with the NFC East basically locked up. The Eagles improved to 9-1 and still have the best record in the NFL. They looked sloppy in the first half, but exploded for 30 unanswered points in the second half and turned a 9-7 deficit at the half into a 37-9 victory.

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) — Jay Ajayi was born in London but the Eagles' new running back spent his formative football years deep in Cowboys' country, Frisco, Texas to be exact. Ajayi was put on the fast track to the NFL via Boise State from his time at Frisco Liberty High School and even played in "Jerry's World" as he described it in his British accent in high school so Sunday night's

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) — Jay Ajayi has his GPS pointed at the end zone, not the players' parking lot. The dynamic big back made quite the splash in his first game as a member of the Eagles, running the football eight times for 77 yards, including a 46-yard touchdown run in the second quarter which set off the Lincoln Financial Field faithful during Philadelphia's dominating 51-23 win over the

The Philadelphia Eagles are 8-1 for just the fifth time in franchise history after destroying the Denver Broncos 51-23. The other four times the Eagles began the season 8-1 they went on to play in either the Super Bowl or NFL Championship Game.