Miles Sanders

The Philadelphia Eagles running back will have a new starting running back to open the 2020 season, with Miles Sanders taking over the role from Jordan Howard.

In his annual pre-camp ranking of every NFL team’s offensive weapons, ESPN writer Bill Barnwell ranked all 32 teams weapons.

The team averaged 28.3 carries per game last year, led by Miles Sanders with 179 carries, followed by 119 by Jordan Howard, who is now in Miami.

Emory Hunt from The Athletic joined Josh Hennig on Friday and explained why the Eagles offense will be better in 2020 than some people may be anticipating

Thursday's Warm Up: Josh Hennig discusses Miles Sanders' role in Eagles offense. Plus, Marcus Hayes talks potential of fans attending games in the near future

Wednesday's Football At Four: Geoff Mosher talks Miles Sanders becoming the Eagles Feature Back, perspective on Eagles Wide Receiver Depth, and more

Tuesday's Football At Four, Andrew DiCecco talks Jalen Hurts' role, Miles Sanders, Wide Receivers to watch heading into Eagles Training Camp, and more

The Philadelphia Eagles are looking for another running back. Carlos Hyde is no longer available, Devonta Freeman turned down money from the Seahawks, and LeSean McCoy rumors are emerging. It's okay if the Birds don't get anyone and utilize some undrafted running backs.

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Sanders ended the year with 1,327 combined yards, and is looking to build on that this season with much more responsibility on his plate. and seems confident that he will.

On Thursday's edition of Football At Four, Adam Caplan talks why Eagles are looking to add a Free Agent Veteran Running Back, Miles Sanders' potential, and more