Tim Jernigan

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) — There are times when it's nice being the butt of the joke like say when you just put about $26 million in the bank. Eagles defensive tackle Tim Jernigan ran the gauntlet at his locker on Monday, awash in a series of barbs at his recently reinforced pocketbook...

The Eagles' players are on a bye week but the organization is still hard at work, signing defensive tackle Tim Jernigan to a four-year contract extension

The Philadelphia Eagles enter the midway point of the season with just one blemish on their record. That was a 27-20 loss in Kansas City. After a slow start, the Eagles came to life and buried a winless 49'ers team 33-10.

The Philadelphia Eagles are out to their first 4-1 start since 2014 thanks to a dominating 34-7 victory over the Arizona Cardinals. The Eagles have now scored 20 or more points in nine consecutive games dating back to last season. That is tied for the most since 2016 with the Atlanta Falcons.

The Philadelphia Eagles visited the Kansas City Chiefs giving the pupil the opportunity to better the teacher. Eagles Head Coach Doug Pederson was formerly Andy Reid's Offensive Coordinator in Kansas City. The two paced opposing sidelines in week two. In his return to Kansas City, Doug Pederson failed to secure a win losing 27-20 to his former mentor. It was a win for Andy Reid against the team he once led to the Super Bowl. Check out the latest edition of Grayson's Grades.

Eagles Defensive Line Depth Could Mean Big Season for Brandon Graham

The Eagles have added a few new faces this offseason to their defensive line, signing Chris Long in free-agency, trading for Tim Jernigan and drafting Derek Barnett in the first-round of the draft.

PHILADELPHIA (973espn.com) - The Eagles' new nose tackle introduced himself to Philadelphia on Friday with a golden smile and a shortened name. Tim Jernigan is now the preferred moniker of the 6-foot-2, 300-pound talented defensive tackle that the Eagles acquired earlier this week by dropping 25 spots in the third round of this month's NFL Draft...