Jeffrey Lurie

Friday's Football at Four: Adam Caplan talks potential for Eagles to trade up in NFL Draft, perspective on Eagles Front Office dynamics, and more

Wednesday's Football at Four: Geoff Mosher talks Jeffrey Lurie's involvement in Eagles Football Operations, Eagles options in 2021 NFL Draft, and more

Tuesday's Football at Four: Andrew Dicecco talks Jeffrey Lurie's decision for Eagles to build around Jalen Hurts, perspective on 2021 NFL Draft Prospects, and more

Monday's Football at Four: Geoff Mosher talks Jeffrey Lurie's push to make Jalen Hurts the starting Quarterback, Zach Ertz trade value, and more

Josh Hennig talks reports of Eagles Owner Jeffrey Lurie's involvement in football decisions. Plus 973espn.com Sixers Beat Writer Kevin McCormick joins the show

The man behind wanting Jalen Hurts to be the Eagles Starting Quarterback is the Owner Jeffrey Lurie. This revelation puts many Eagles' fans into a predicament

Josh Hennig talks aftermath of Eagles loss and what issues that Owner Jeff Lurie needs to figure out. Plus, Veteran Eagles Writer Dave Weinberg joins the show

Owner Jeffrey Lurie's face covering didn't do a very good job of masking his disgust over what has happened to his franchise.

This should be no surprise, but the Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Seattle Seahawks. Doug Pederson makes me angry. Carson Wentz missed a ton of throws. The defense held them in the game as long as possible. Here is my reaction:

It has been an interesting couple of weeks to say the least for the Philadelphia Eagles team. It feels like a drama TV series where there are a ton of cliffhangers and crazy storylines dropping. Jeff McLane, Philadelphia Inquirer, broke a story about how frustrated Jeffrey Lurie is to the point where he was not in Cleveland for the game against the Browns. In Saturday's press conference, November 28, prior the Seattle Seawhawks game, Doug Pederson was asked about Jalen Hurts and mentioned Hurts got the same number of reps as he would normally during a week of practice. Tim McManus, ESPN, reported the first-team snaps were increased. Was Pederson technically wrong if the snap count was the same, but more were with the starters? Technically no, but the issue with messaging has been a problem all year long. It is very fair to question how much say Pederson has right now with decisions. If Lurie is upset with the outcome each week, does he have his fingerprints on the team? Geoff Mosher, Inside the Birds, reported Lurie gave directive to play Hurts if Carson Wentz struggles.