What are the name of the Philadelphia eagle's?
The Frankford Yellow Jackets
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Technically, they've always been the Eagles. The Frankford Yellow Jackets had gone bankrupt and turned their franchise in to the NFL, and the Eagles' founders purchased that franchise from the league.
What was the original name of the Philadelphia Eagles?
The NFL's Frankford Yellowjackets were awarded to a syndicate headed by Bert Bell and Lud Wray in 1933. Bell named the new Philadelphia team Eagles in honor of the symbol of the New Deal's National Recovery Act.
Who wore 34 for the Philadelphia Eagles?
a ton of players wore #33.... here is a link to a site where you can look at them all
http://museum.philadelphiaeagles.com/assets/default/ALL_TIME_ROSTER_06.pdf
hope it helps- Samantha
5 largest NFL seating capacity?
For NFL Football games, the largest capacity stadium is FedEx Field in Landover, MD with a capacity of 85,000. The next four in order are MetLife Stadium, Lambeau Field, AT and T Stadium, and Arrowhead Stadium. AT and T stadium has an expanded capacity of 105,000.
What team is Brian Westbrook on now?
Brian Westbrooke is the Running Back for the Philidelphia Egles.
Why did the Eagles lose to the Cardinals in the 2009 NFC Championship game?
Penalties
Because they had to many penalties.
Who wore number 77 for the Philadelphia Eagles?
Tanard Davis was born in Miami, Florida on January 27, 1983. Davis played for the Philadelphia Eagles during the 2007 season, and he wore the #41 on his jersey.
Who did the Philadelphia Eagles play in the Super Bowl?
the first Eagles SuperBowl XV in 1980-81 was against the Oakland Raider in which the Eagles lost
27-10
the second Eagles SuperBowl
XXXIX in 2004-2005 was against the New Engalnd Patriots in which the Eagles lost
24-21
Was donovan mcnabb ever in the Super Bowl?
No, McNabb was the second pick of the 1999 NFL Draft. Tim Couch was first.
Did the eagles win the super bowl in the 1960's?
The Eagles won despite being outgained 401-296, with only 13 first downs to the Packers' 22. Chuck Bednarik tackled Jim Taylor on the final play of the game at the Eagles' eight yard line (Bednarik was the last Eagle between Taylor and the end zone), and remained atop Taylor for several seconds as the final seconds ticked off the clock, ensuring the Packers could not run another play. It would prove to be Packers' coach Vince Lombardi's sole career playoff loss as a coach, and is the Eagles' most recent championship.
How old is Randall Cunningham?
Ex-NFL quarterback Randall Cunningham is 54 years old (birthdate: March 27, 1963).
* US Navy ace and ex-Congressman Randall "Duke" Cunningham is 76 years old.
(birthdate December 8, 1941)
What is Michael Vick career earnings?
At the beginning of the 2014 season, Michael Vick will have made about $100 million in his career. Since his conviction for dog fighting and prison sentence he lost all endorsement contract.
What color jersey will the eagles where today against the vikings?
Their white on green uniforms, as they are not playing at home.
What two ideas of Locke won the attention of many intellectuals?
John Locke was a prominent philosopher who espoused the ideas of the Social Contract, as well as popular sovereignty. The founding fathers included both of these ideas within the American Constitution.
The Eagles and Steelers merged in 1943 to form the team "Phil-Pitt", nicknamed the "Steagles". This was done because of World War II. Both teams lost a large amount of their players due to military service, forcing the merger.
When is the last time the Philadelphia Eagles won a Super Bowl?
1980. The Phillies won the World Series that year. Since 1984, when the curse of William Penn officially began, the top level-professional sports, i.e. MLB, NHL, NBA, NFL, teams of Philadelphia have gone 0-7 in championships in their respective sports. To describe the curse of William Penn, there was an unwritten agreement that no building shall be built higher than the hat on the Statue of William Penn that sits atop City Hall in the city of Brotherly Love. In 1984, a glass skyscraper topped the height of Mr. Penn's cap by 397 feet. The next year, the Flyers lost the Stanley Cup to the Edmonton Oilers, and have not won since.
The Philadelphia Phillies won the World Series in 2008.
How many times have the Philadelphia Eagles played the Pittsburgh Steelers?
Through the 2012 season, the Eagles have played the Steelers 78 times in their history. The Eagles lead the all-time regular season series 46-28-3. They also defeated the Steelers in their only postseason game on December 21, 1947.
That was October 24, 1965 when the Steelers defeated the Eagles, 20-14, at Franklin Field.
What was the first NFL Roster for the Frankford Yellow Jackets?
The Frankford Yellow Jackets won the Philadelphia City title in 1922, then played non-conference games against established NFL teams in 1922-23, finishing the season with a record of 6-2-1. The team's success lead to the Frankford Athletic Association being offered an NFL franchise. They played under the name Yellow Jackets from 1924-1931, winning the NFL Championship in the 1926 season (awarded by record; there was no championship game until 1933).
1926 was the Yellow Jackets' only NFL championship. 1927 was a less-than-stellar year for the Jackets, due to a coaching change. They finished the season 6-9-3. Their record in 1928 was 11-3-2, placing them second in the league, behind the Providence Steam Roller. In 1929, the team record was 9-4-5, placing them third in the standings. 1930 was the beginning of the end for the Yellow Jackets, as they finished their season with an abysmal 6-13-1 record that included a 10-game losing streak. The team never finished the 1931 season. Plagued by financial problems caused by the Great Depression and lack of fan support, and forced to play the season as a travel team after a fire destroyed Frankford Stadium, the team finally collapsed. Their final game was against the Chicago Bears on October 26, 1931, a 13-12 loss.
Who holds the Philadelphia Eagles record for most 100 yard rushing games?
The most 100 yard rushing games for the Philadelphia Eagles is 26 by Wilbert Montgomery, followed by 19 by Steve Van Buren. These figures include one post-season effort for each. Then follows Duce Staley 13, Ricky Watters 12, Tom Woodeshick 7, Timmy Brown 6, Charlie Garner and Herschel Walker 5. Van Buren's 27-205 vs Steelers on 27 November 1949 is the most in one game.