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    Who was the Eagles first round draft choice in the 1979 draft?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Jerry Robinson . Jerry Robinson was the Eagles first round choice in 1979, the first for 3 years, thanks to Mike McCormicks' great trades

    Who equalled Bill Bradley's all-time interception career record?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Eric Allen. Bill Bradley (1969-76) set the record with 34, which was equalled by Eric Allen (1988-94.

    What former Eagle was the holder on Tom Dempsey's record 63 yard field goal?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Joe Scarpati. Joe Scarpati was the holder on the historic field goal. He still lives in the Philadephia area.

    Who was General Manager in 1968?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Pete Retzlaff. Pete Retzlaff was 'one of the worst' General Managers in Eagles history.

    Who was the Eagles bare footed kicker in the Super Bowl?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Tony Franklin. Tony Franklin was the Eagles kicker with no shoe. Paul Mcfadden also kicked barefoot in the late 1980s.

    What two numbers did Roman Gabriel wear during his Eagles career?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      5, 18.

    Who was the Eagles coach between Marion Campbell and Buddy Ryan?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Fred Bruney. The 'Swamp Fox' was fired in 1985 with one game to go. Fred Bruney coached the team against the Vikings, a rare Eagles victory.

    Who did the Eagles trade for Ron Jaworski?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Charlie Young. The Eagles traded Charlie Young to the Rams for 'Jaws'.

    Who was the starting quarterback for the 1972 Eagles?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Pete Liske. Pete Liske cme to the Eagles from Canada and immediatley proved to be worse then mediocre. His back up was Rick Arrington.

    Name the Eagle who played with an unbuttoned chin strap?The Eagles of Philadelphia

      Ben Hawkins. Ben Hawkins played his Eagles career with a hanging chin strap.

    In his 14 NFL seasons with the Eagles, 1949 to 1962, how many games did Chuck Bednarik miss?Philadelphia Eagles History

      Three. Chuck was a two-time All-American at Penn and a seven time all pro with the Eagles. He missed only 3 games in 14 NFL Seasons. He led the Eagles to a NFL title in 1960 as a 35 year old two-way player.

    Who coached the team from 1973 to 1975?Philadelphia Eagles History

      Mike McCormack. Mike was the 12th coach of the Eagles.

    What was the final score of the Eagles first game?Philadelphia Eagles History

      56-0. The Eagles lost to the New York Giants, 56-0 on October 15th, 1933.

    Whom did the Eagles trade with to acquire Norm Van Brocklin?Philadelphia Eagles History

      Los Angeles. The trade was completed in 1958.

    How many regular season wins did the Eagles have in 1980?Philadelphia Eagles History

      12. The Eagles won 12 regular season games that season, barely edging out Dallas for the Eastern Division title, and then beating them 20-7 in the Championship game. They set a franchise record for wins in the regular season that year.

    When Tommy McDonald was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998, he was the ______ member of the Eagles organization to enter the Hall of Fame?Philadelphia Eagles History

      13th. The thirteen Hall Of Famers were: 1963 - Bert Bell 1965 - Steve Van Buren 1967 - Chuck Bednarik 1968 - Alex Wojciechowicz 1969 - Earl "Greasy" Neale 1970 - Pete Pihos 1971 - Bill Hewitt, Norm Van Brocklin 1972 - Ollie Matson 1981 - Jim Ringo 1983 - Sonny Jurgensen 1988 - Mike Ditka 1998 - Tommy McDonald

    When the Eagles retired Jerome Brown's #99, he was the ____ player player number retired by the Eagles?Philadelphia Eagles History

      6th. The six players who had their number retired by the team were: 15 - Steve Van Buren (HB 1955-51)
      40 - Tom Brookshier (DB 1953, 1956-61)
      44 - Pete Retzlaff (OE, TE 1956-66)
      60 - Chuck Bednarik (C, LB 1949-62)
      70 - A. Wistert (OT, G, DT 1943-51)
      99 - Jerome Brown (DT, 1987-91) RIP


    What was the seating capacity of Veteran's Stadium in 2002?Philadelphia Eagles History

      65,352. The Vet, finished in April of 1971, is a multi-use stadium, used by both the Eagles and the Phillies.

    Due to the war effort during the 1940s, Philadelphia and the Steelers found that they could not field a full team, so they merged for one season. What was the name of that team?Philadelphia Eagles History

      Steagles. In 1943, the two teams merged to form the Steagles. Greasy Neale and Walt Kiesling shared coaching duties. The merger lasted only one season.

    What year was the team founded?Philadelphia Eagles History

      1933. The Eagles were formed in 1933 when a group headed by Bert Bell and Lud Wray purchased the former Frankford team, the Yellowjackets. The purchase price was $2,500.00.

    What Eagle favorite was drafted out of Texas, and played safety and punted for the Eagles in the late 60s, early 70s?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Bill Bradley. My favorite Eagle #28.

    Who was the punter in the early 1970s, who graduated from West Chester State?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Merritt Kersey. Merritt collected snakes.

    Who had a 1-0 record as Eagles coach in 1985?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Fred Bruney. Fred coached the last game of the season, after Marion Campbell was fired.

    When the Eagles traded Tim Rossovich to the San Diego Chargers for a first round draft pick, the Eagles drafted a future all-pro with the pick. Who was it?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Charles Young. He later changed his name to Charle.

    Who were the two Eagle field goal kickers who were barefoot in the 20th century?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Tony Franklin and Paul McFadden. Both kicked without a right shoe.

    Who missed the kick in the 1978 playoffs against Atlanta, that would have advanced the Eagles in the playoffs?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Mike Michel. Teflon Dick Vermiel used a punter on field goals. Can you imagine if Andy Reid ever tried that, he would be ridden out of town.

    Who was the former #1 pick, who was converted from a tight end to a linebacker in the early 70s?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Steve Zabel. Later had a nice career with the New England Patriots.

    What former Olympic sprinter tried out for the Eagles in the late 60s?More Philadelphia Eagles

      John Carlos. John could run, but he couldn't catch a cold. Carlos was sent home from the Olympics, after what officials claim, that Carlos made a racial gesture while receiving his medal.

    Who was the Eagle after he retired, that was stabbed to death by his wife?More Philadelphia Eagles

      Blenda Gay. This former Charger and Philadelphia Eagle, died after wife Roxanne cut his throat.

    The Eagles picked Leroy Keyes out of Purdue, with the second pick in the 1968 Draft, after the Buffalo Bills took O.J. Simpson?More Philadelphia Eagles

      False. They took him with the third pick. Atlanta had the second pick and choose George Kuntz. Many people have said the Eagles missed out on O.J. by one pick, but that is incorrect.

    In 1995, the Eagles traded up to draft DE Mike Mamula who will be remembered as one of the biggest busts in franchise history. But few remember that they also drafted a DE in the third round who never accompliched much. Who was this underachieving player ?Philadelphia Eagle's Draft Gaffes

      Greg Jefferson. DE Greg Jefferson had only 13.5 sacks in a 6 year career with the Eagles.

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