In their Week 5 win over the Los Angeles Rams, the Philadelphia Eagles played 79 snaps on offense, and 56 on defense. Let's just get right to the snap counts, and some notes. Quarterback • 79 snaps: Jalen Hurts Analysis: Hurts ran the ball with power and maybe even a little reckless abandon. His contributions on the ground helped the Eagles win the game, but he and the Eagles will have to find a balance between making plays and exercising caution. It's a marathon, not a sprint. Running back • 49 snaps: D'Andre Swift • 30 snaps: Kenny Gainwell Analysis: 17-70-0 for Swift, 7-17 for Gainwell.

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Joel Embiid, James Harden, De'Anthony Melton and Furkan Korkmaz will miss the Philadelphia 76ers' preseason opener against the Boston Celtics on Sunday evening, according to The Philadelphia Inquirer's Keith Pompey. #Sixers ' James Harden, Joel Embiid, De'Anthony Melton and Furkan Korkmaz will miss this evening's preseason opener against the Celtics at TD Garden. — Keith Pompey (@PompeyOnSixers) October 8, 2023 With three of last year's starters available – Tyrese Maxey, Tobias Harris and P.J.

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A few days ago, we solicited questions for an Eagles mailbag via Twitter or whatever it's called now. Thank you as always for doing half the work for me. This is Part II of a two-part mailbag (Part I here). Let's just get right to it. Question from @bigseb31213: What's going on with the offensive line in pass pro? The focus has been in the secondary and passing game, but the 'best O-line in football' has given up the 2nd most sacks? In 2022, the Eagles took 48 sacks (44 during the regular season, four in the playoffs).

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In recent years, the Philadelphia Eagles have relied heavily on QB sneaks on third- and fourth-down short yardage situations, converting on them at an extremely high rate. In 2022, they took their QB sneak efficiency to a new level by lining up players behind Jalen Hurts and pushing him over the line to gain for first downs or touchdowns. They even did it on football's biggest stage against the Chiefs in the Super Bowl, which only brought more attention to it. — not highlight heaven (@ABsneurosurgeon) February 12, 2023 Hoping to stop it off of the field instead of on it, a number of other NFL teams unsuccessfully attempted this past offseason to outlaw the so-called "tush push.

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The political arm of reproductive rights organization Planned Parenthood is ramping up its ad campaign focused on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court election, making its largest investment ever in a state Supreme Court race. Planned Parenthood Votes announced it was expanding last month's digital campaign and adding a seven-figure television ad buy. 'Erased' will run across television, streaming and digital channels in the Pittsburgh and Philadelphia areas. Like last month's ad campaign, it focuses on Republican candidate Carolyn Carluccio, who is running against Democrat Daniel McCaffery for the seat left vacant when Justice Max Baer died last year.

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It was a packed week in Phillies baseball with the playoff race coming down to the wire on top of a medical incident involving one of its only two World Series-winning managers and most beloved franchise alumni. Here's the latest rundown: Unbuttoned confidence Johan Rojas is getting increasingly more comfortable in the big leagues and only seems to be making a stronger and stronger case to be one of the outfielders on the postseason roster. He's one of the most athletic gloves the Phils have, and at the plate, he's holding up with a .

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The Philadelphia Eagles will kick off their 2023 season at 4:25 p.m. today against the New England Patriots, their first obstacle in their quest to get back to the Super Bowl. One of the Eagles' biggest priorities each summer is making sure that their best players are available for the games that actually matter. Heading into Week 1, the Eagles have no players on their injury report. They'll have all 22 of their starters available, while the Patriots have a number of injury concerns, most notably along their offensive line.

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The Philadelphia Eagles will kick off their 2023 season at 4:25 p.m. today against the New England Patriots, their first obstacle in their quest to get back to the Super Bowl. One of the Eagles' biggest priorities each summer is making sure that their best players are available for the games that actually matter. Heading into Week 1, the Eagles have no players on their injury report. They'll have all 22 of their starters available, while the Patriots have a number of injury concerns, most notably along their offensive line.

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A Montogomery County high school student was arrested after he brought a loaded gun into a football game at Abington High School on Friday night, police said. The game was suspended at halftime after a parent noticed the Cheltenham student with the gun, according to multiple reports. RELATED: Philly police officer that shot Eddie Irizarry to be fired, officials say After locating the teen, authorities found a handgun with an extended magazine and a second magazine, 6ABC reported. The teenager was charged with felony weapons charges and taken to Montgomery County Youth Center in Eagleville, according to the Inquirer.

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Media Little League's magical run to Williamsport ended with a loss to Rhode Island over the weekend, but man, are those kids not going to forget that weekend anytime soon. They didn't just capture the hearts of the Delaware Valley on the way to the Little League World Series, but the hearts of the Philadelphia Phillies as well, who, because of MLB's Little League Classic, were actually there in the stands cheering for them on Sunday. And to deck them out too. Sunday night's Phillies-Nationals game in Williamsport had plenty of awesome custom bat designs– Bryson Stott's No.

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People looking to vacation in Europe next summer will have some new travel options out of Philadelphia International Airport. Starting next spring, American Airlines will offer nonstop flights to Naples, Italy; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Nice, France for the first time out of PHL. Also, daily, nonstop flights to San Antonio, Texas will resume in June after a four-year pause. "As the only American hub serving Copenhagen, Nice and Naples, PHL looks forward to welcoming both an increased number of international guests, as well as domestic passengers making connections to those amazing cities," Atif Saeed, CEO of PHL, said in a statement.

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New Jersey Transit riders no longer need to use a credit or debit card to purchase electronic fares on the NJ Transit mobile app. Instead, these fares can be purchased with cash at more than 1,000 stores. The alternative payment method, rolled out last week, aims to expand access to people without bank accounts and reduce the number of paper bus, train and light rail tickets. The first 2,000 people to utilize the feature will receive a $5 credit toward NJ Transit tickets and passes within 30 days of signing up for the app.

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Patti LaBelle is no stranger to collaboration. From duets with Bobby Womack, Michael McDonald and Mary J. Blige to a teased collaboration with Jazmine Sullivan, the "Godmother of Soul" has routinely showcased her signature blend of soulful R&B, pop and gospel music alongside other singers. This week, LaBelle teams up with Broadway star Billy Porter on "That's My Jam," the musical variety game show hosted by Jimmy Fallon of "The Tonight Show." They will face off against actors Darren Criss and Sarah Hyland in a variety of music, dance and trivia contests.

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The United States has the highest maternal death rate among affluent countries, and the COVID-19 pandemic appears to have exacerbated the situation. The maternal death rate increased by nearly 38% in 2021, the second year of the pandemic, according to a report released Thursday by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Black women continued to face disproportionately high rates. There were 32.9 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in 2021, the highest rate in the U.S. since 1965.

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The Sixers made the Denver Nuggets sweat out a win against a group of backups on Monday night, with an expected MVP showdown falling apart in the hours before the game. Should the Sixers have had a chance to tie the game late? The answer appears to be yes. In the final minute of Monday's loss in Denver, Philadelphia had cut the lead to three points following a Montrezl Harrell dunk with 28 seconds left. Opting not to foul right away while hoping to get a stop, the Sixers eventually ran out of rope when Jalen McDaniels fouled Jeff Green at the rim with 13 seconds left.

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Head coach John Tortorella came into camp with a mission to "get this thing back on the rails," and that push began with a 5-2 win over the New Jersey Devils in the season opener, with a Wells Fargo Center crowd that ended up far more electric than most would've expected. Wade Allison, Travis Konecny, Morgan Frost, and Tanner Laczynski – names that have been hurt, names that have struggled, names that the Flyers are banking themselves on – all got on the scoresheet, while the rest of the lineup threw the body around without hesitation and kept the crease clear for goaltender Carter Hart as he stopped 35 of 37 shots.

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It wasn't pretty, but with a late field goal drive, a Kyler Murray slide that fell one yard short, and a last-second kick that sailed wide, the Eagles beat the Cardinals 20-17 and remain undefeated at 5-0. Now it's finally on to Dallas Week, with Round 1 back in Philadelphia in primetime on Sunday night. It may be the biggest indicator of where the Eagles actually are. The Birds have been impressive through the season's first five weeks, but have also been the benefactors of one of the NFL's easiest schedules.

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Four teenagers were hospitalized after gunfire erupted at a North Philadelphia birthday party late Wednesday night, police say. Officers responded to reports of gunfire inside a home on the 2800 block of Bonsall Street shortly after 11:30 p.m., FOX29 reported. Inside, they found four people shot – a 15-year-old girl, a 16-year-old-girl, a 16-year-old boy and an 18-year-old woman, authorities said. The teens were all struck in the leg, but the 15-year-old was also shot in the back. They were all brought to Temple University Hospital, CBS3 reported.

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Strength of schedule could be working heavily in the Sixers' favor this season, at least until the All-Star break. After the NBA released its 2022-23 regular-season slate in full earlier this week, Ed Küpfer, a data analyst for the Houston Rockets, reviewed each of the 30 teams' schedules and created projections for how easy a time they might have through four different chunks of the season – pre-Thanksgiving, pre-New Years, pre-All Star Break, and post-All Star Break. For the Sixers, it's looking like pretty smooth sailing 'til February.

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It was the hottest day of Philadelphia Eagles training camp down in Miami Gardens, Florida, where the Dolphins hosted the Birds during joint practices. Let's just get right to the practice notes. • Injuries: Did not practice: Jack Anderson – ribs Shaun Bradley – illness Christian Ellis – hamstring Javon Hargrave – toe Josh Jobe – elbow Jason Kelce – elbow Miles Sanders – hamstring Josiah Scott – hamstring Greg Ward – toe Limited James Bradberry - groin The good news is that Bradberry is back practicing again, even if he's only limited for now.

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Sixers duo James Harden and Joel Embiid have a lot of accolades on the basketball court, with multiple NBA All-Star appearances, scoring championships and All-NBA team appearances between them. There isn't much they haven't done, besides winning a championship. Their global brands are now also rising off of the court. While Harden owns stakes in successful businesses, such as Body Armor Sports Drink, Embiid has partnerships with brands like Under Armor. In addition, the teammates recently added to their ventures with an investment in Philadelphia sports apparel company Mitchell & Ness.

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Taylor Swift fans have been kept busy lately, between the two-part release of her 10th studio album "Midnights" and two accompanying music videos so far. The Berks County native provided fans with even more content as a guest on Monday's episode of "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," where she discussed the process of creating "Midnights." Much to fans' delight, Swift also teased an upcoming tour. Fallon started the show by discussing some recent news, but before Swift even took the stage, the mere mention of her name sent the crowd into frenzied applause.

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Today's NFL Week 5 docket is packed with intriguing matchups. This starts with an early game between the Green Bay Packers and New York Giants at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. In the late afternoon window, the Philadelphia Eagles will look to improve to 5-0. Click here and enter Barstool promo code VOICE1000 for a $1,000 risk-free bet. Click here and enter Barstool Sportsbook promo code VOICEFOOTBALL150 to bet $20, win $150 if either team scores a touchdown. Barstool promo code activates risk-free bet up to $1,000 One thing to note off the bat is you can't go wrong with either offer from Barstool Sportsbook.

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There was an interesting tidbit for Phillies fans in The Boston Globe over the weekend. From Red Sox reporter Peter Abraham in his Sunday notebook: "Hearing that if the Sox let Xander Bogaerts get to the open market, the Phillies will be eager suitors." Never too early to get the hot stove going, it seems, even in an active playoff chase. This isn't the first time Bogaerts and the Phillies have been mentioned in the same breath. The 29-year-old shortstop can opt out of his contract with the Red Sox after this season, and is likely to do so now that Boston has bottomed out and is looking to retool – The Red Sox are 69-72 as of Monday and last in the AL East.

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The Made in America Festival returns to Philadelphia over Labor Day weekend for the concert's 11th year. On the bill are headlining performers like Tyler the Creator, Bad Bunny, Lil Uzi Vert, and Jazmine Sullivan. The two-day festival, produced by Roc Nation and DPS, takes place Sept. 3-4 on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. In advance of the concert, Philadelphia officials have released important details about road closures (some of which take effect Sunday night), parking restrictions, changes to public transportation routes, prohibited items in at concert and safety information – all of which will be useful for city residents and those coming here for the concert.

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During the college football season each year, as long as you're watching the games, we point out five players each week to keep an eye on who make logical sense for the Philadelphia Eagles in the following year's draft. In case you were unaware, today begins "Week 0" of the college football season. It's not the most exciting slate of games, but it's football, so, whatever. Ochaun Mathis, EDGE, Nebraska (6'5, 257): Nebraska vs. Northwestern (in Dublin, Ireland), 12:30 p.m. Mathis played his first four seasons at TCU, but transferred this offseason to Nebraska.

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A new restaurant under construction in Philadelphia is seeking to swap fine dining for "vibe dining," evoking the eatery-entertainment venues of Miami, Los Angeles and Las Vegas. SIN — Steak Italian Nightlife — will pair upscale meals and drinks with music and entertainment at the corner of N. 2nd Street and Girard Avenue in Northern Liberties. Restaurateur and co-owner Justin Veasey, along with partners Mike Connors and William Muhr Jr., aim to have the restaurant ready for customers by September 2023.

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Tyrese Maxey has signed a new sneaker deal with New Balance's basketball division, the company announced on Wednesday morning, adding the up-and-coming Sixers star to a growing list of notable NBA players with the company. Maxey, who was spotted in New Balance sneakers on-court prior to inking the partnership with the company, cited both his comfort in the shoes and the relationships established in the company as factors in his decision. Per Sports Illustrated: "Honestly, New Balance has this family morale about it that I wanted really be a part of.

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Happy Thanksgiving everyone. I am thankful for all of you who listen, watch, or read my work and I hope you enjoy it. I also hope that you get to spend this time with family and if you don't have family, know that I am thinking of you. Now on to the football. The Eagles sit at 9-1 and are seven-point favorites on Sunday Night Football. By any reasonable measure, we have a tremendous amount to be thankful for in Philadelphia sports this Thanksgiving. Philadelphia is on the cusp of being the new city of winners.

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A Pennsylvania man was arrested Friday in the Poconos and is expected to be charged with the homicides of four University of Idaho students killed in an off-campus apartment last month, authorities said. Bryan Christopher Kohberger, 28, is being held for extradition to Idaho on a warrant for first degree murder. The Associated Press reported that early Friday morning, Kohberger was apprehended by Pennsylvania State Police troopers and FBI agents at his home inside a gated community in Chestnuthill Township, Monroe County, which is about 70 miles north of Philadelphia.

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