Tommy McDonald
Pete Pihos
Hall of Fame Offensive and Defensive End of the Philadelphia Eagles. Named to the NFL All-Pro Team 6 times in his 9 year career. Here he breaks into the open field behind a wall of blockers setting up a middle screen.
Tommy McDonald
Chuck Bednarik
Eagles Linebacker Bill Bergey
Chuck Bednarik, Eagles Pro Bowl Linebacker and Center
The Eagles Chuck Bednarik returns an interception in the 1954 NFL Pro Bowl. Named the game's MVP, this was his straight 5th Pro Bowl.
Tommy McDonald
Eagles linebacker Bill Bergey, 1974
Bill Bergey, formerly of the Bengals, joined the Eagles in 1974 and made an immediate impact making the All Pro team and the Pro Bowl. He would be named to another All Pro Team in 1975 and make the Pro Bowl 3 more times as an Eagle.
Roman Gabriel, Eagles Quarterback 1973
When the Rams acquired John Hadl, Roman Gabriel was traded to the Eagles in 1973. Philly gave up alot for the former Rams starter - two 1st round draft picks, a third round pick and former Pro Bowlers Tony Baker and Harold Jackson. Gabriel ended up a Pro Bowler leading the NFL in passing attempts, completions, yards and touchdowns while earning Comeback Player of the Year. He stayed an Eagle until 1977.
Pete Pihos 1955 Philadelphia Eagles Bowman NFL Football Trading Card #10
Philadelphia Eagles End Pete Pihos on his 1955 Bowman trading card - his last of 9 years in the NFL. Had the most catches (62) and receiving yards (864) while being named All Pro for the 6th time in his career.
Harold Carmichael makes a catch against the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974
Harold Carmichael hauls in a pass in the midst of St Louis Cardinal defenders Roger Wehrli (#22) and Mark Arneson (#57). In 1974 Carmichael was the #2 Eagle in receptions with 56 catches.
Bill Bergey and the Eagles Defense
Wilbert Montgomery, Eagles Running Back
The Eagles franchise #2 All time leading rusher - Wilbert Montgomery with 6538. Also #2 in Rushing Touchdowns with 45.
Chuck Bednarik
1966 Eagles All Pro Bob Brown
5 Seasons with Eagles - 3 All Pro Teams.
Bob Brown
The Eagles 1st-round pick of the 1964 draft.
Ram Merlin Olsen closes in on Tom Woodeshick of the Eagles in 1969
Ram Hall of Fame defensive tackle Merlin Olsen closes in on the Eagles Tom Woodeshick around 1969.
Chuck Bednarik in Pass Defense Against Paul Hornung
The Eagles Hall of Fame linebacker separates Packer great Paul Hornung from the ball. Jim Taylor (#31) looks on.
Irv Cross, Eagles upends Redskin Charley Taylor in 1964
Eagle Pro Bowler Irv Cross upends Redskin rookie Charley Taylor. This could be from the November 1, 1964 game at Franklin Field. If so Taylor scored 2 touchdowns in a 21-10 Washington win.
Harold Carmichael 1980 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #420
He entered the 1980 NFL season with a then NFL record 112 straight games with a reception. He extended that streak all the way to the season's final game against Dallas when he left the game during the 1st half with an injury and did not return. Earned the 4th Pro Bowl of his career.
Chuck Bednarik - "Concrete Charlie" of the Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles Hall of Famer Chuck Bednarik - starred at linebacker and center from 1949 to 1962. 8 Pro Bowls and 6 All-Pro selections.
Tommy McDonald
Pete Pihos
Attended Indiana and was a 4th round draft pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1945. Stayed with them the entire 9 years he was in professional football. Won 2 NFL Championships (in 1948 and 1949) while making 6 Pro Bowls and 5 All-Pro Teams. Led the NFL in Receptions 3 times (1953, 1954 and 1955), in Receiving yards twice (1953 and 1955) and Touchdown Catches once (1953). Inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1970.
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Jim Hart gives Eagle Steve Zabel the Slip in 1971
Cardinals quarterback Jim Hart (#17) is forced to flight from the rush of Eagles linebacker Steve Zabel (#89) in 1971 Cardinals - Eagles action.
Sonny Jurgensen 1962 Philadelphia Eagles Quaretrback
Philadelphia's 4th round pick from Duke in 1957 he played 7 seasons for the Eagles. Here he is around 1961 when he led the NFL with 24 interceptions. He made up for that dubious honor by also leading the league with 32 touchdown passes, 3723 passing yards and making the All-Pro Team.
Harold Carmichael, 1977 Philadelphia Eagles
The Eagles leading receiver and touchdown scorer in 1977 with 46 catches and 7 scores.
Eagles Great Chuck Bednarik
One of the greatest players in Eagles - as well as NFL - history. Chuck Bednarik played 14 seasons, both ways on offense and defense.
Randall Cunningham
Wilbert Montgomery
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Rosey Grier rushing Sonny Jurgensen
Eagles fullback Clarence Peaks is caught between 2 Giants as big Rosey Grier (#76) and Dick Modzelewski (#77) put the heat on quarterback Sonny Jurgensen (#9).
Eagles Linebacker Bill Bergey
Eagles linebacker Bill Bergey against the Falcons. In 1976 Bergey was credited with an incredible 234 tackles.
Sonny Jurgensen Eagles
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
Harold Carmichael hurdles over Nate Wright in 1973
The Eagles 6' 8" receiver Harold Carmichael hurdles over the Vikings Nate Wright in 1973 NFL action.
Roman Gabriel, Philadelphia Eagles
After his 11 seasons with the Rams, he was traded to Philadelphia where his career took a positive turn as he led the Eagles to their best record in years. He was named NFL Comeback Player of the Year and made the Pro Bowl.
Wilbert Montgomery
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Wilbert Montgomery
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Chuck Bednarik Hall of Fame Linebacker
Linebacker for the Philadelphia Eagles, played 14 years in the NFL.
Bill Bergey NFL Linebacker 1969 to 1980
Maxie Baughan 1963 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Trading Card #118
Maxie Baughan and his 1963 Topps card. His 4th year in the NFL with the Eagles and his 3rd Pro Bowl.
Keith Jackson 1992 Philadelphia Eagles Upper Deck Football Card
His 1992 Upper Deck Card.
Floyd Little of Denver scores on Tim Rossovich & Bill Bradley of the Eagles Defense in 1971
AFC Pro Bowler Floyd Little (#44) breaks through for a score against Philadelphia in 1971. Eagles defenders pictured are Richard Harris (#84), Tim Rossovich (#82), Steve Zabel (#89) and Eagles All-Pro Bill Bradley (#28). Broncos quarterback Don Horn (#13) is seen in backfield.
Eagles Tight End Keith Jackson
Kieth Jackson of the Philadelphia Eagles picks up good yardage against the Dallas Cowboy in 1988 NFL action. Jackson was named to the Pro Bowl 3 of his first 4 seasons with the Eagles. In his 4 seasons with Philadelphia he had 242 catches and 20 touchdowns.
Norm Buliach, Philadelphia Eagles 1973
After being a 1st round pick of Baltimore in 1970 Norm Bulaich joined the Eagles in 1973 and spent 2 seasons there. Here he is being pursued by Giants linebacker Jim Files.
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
Pete Pihos
Here is one of his 61 touchdowns scored as a Philadelphia Eagle. He is still #3 on the Eagles All-Time Most Touchdown Passes caught list.
Wilbert Montgomery Philadelphia Eagles 1980 Leading Rusher
Eagles runner Wilbert Montgomery takes a hand-off from quarterback Ron Jaworski as longtime Giants linebacker Brian Kelly gives pursuit.
Steve Van Buren Hall of Fame Philadelphia Eagles
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Tom Mack blocks Jim Nettles, 1968 NFL
Tom Mack out in front of running back Les Josephson as Jim Nettles of the Eagles bars the way.
Wilbert Montgomery
Reggie White Philadelphia Eagles Defensive Great
8 seasons (1985-1992) with the Eagles. Remains the teams All-Time Sack Leader with 124 sacks in 121 games. Considered by ESPN to be the greatest player in Eagles franchise history.
Stan Jones and Joe Fortunato rushing Eagles QB King Hill
Eagles quarterback King Hill (#10) comes under intense pressure from Bear defenders Stan Jones (#78), Joe Fortunato (#31).
Claude Humphrey Philadelphia Eagles Defensive End
Shown in Super Bowl XV against the Oakland Raiders.
After 10 seasons with the Falcons he was traded to Eagles where he finished the last 3 seasons of his career. unofficially had 14½ sacks in 1980 helping the Eagles the Super Bowl that year. Again it's 'unofficial" but he is credited with 122 sacks and 2 safeties during his time between the Falcons and Eagles. Named to the Hall of Fame in 2014.
Bill Bergey 1980 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #480
His last card of a 12-year NFL career. In 1980 he was still one of the league's top linebackers and a major part of a defense that helped get the Eagles to Super Bowl XV.
Herschel Walker Eagles
Considered by many to be one of the most talented runningbacks in professional football during his career. Played for 4 different teams during his 12-year stint in the NFL. Between rushing, receiving and kick returns accounted for over 18,000 yards. He could also add an additional 7,000 yards from the 3 years he spent in the USFL with the New Jersey Generals.
Wilbert Montgomery
Running back for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1977 to 1984. In those seasons led the team in rushing 6 times - 1978 through 1982 and in 1984. Still ranked as #2 on the Eagles All-Time Rushing Yards List with 6538 yards as well as #2 on the All-Time Rushing Touchdowns List with 45.
Clarence Peaks runs against Chuck Howley and the 1960s Cowboys Defense
Cowboys-Eagles early 1960s. Running back Clarence goes wide on Chuck Howley and the Dallas Cowboys defense. Cowboy Bob Lilly as well as Eagle Sonny Jurgensen can be seen the background, Could that be Chuck Bednarik blocking Howley?
Johnny Brewer leads Jim Brown against the Eagles Maxie Baughan
Some early 1960s decade Action - The Great Jim Brown gets behind the blocking of Tight End Johnny Brewer as Brewer takes on Eagles linebacker Maxie Baughan. That's Eagles Defensive End Bobby Richards behind Brown.
Jim Taylor against Maxie Baughan, Marion Campbell and the 1960 Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles rookie Maxie Baughan (#55) moves in to stop a diving Jim Taylor. This quite possibly comes from the 1960 NFL Championship game where the Eagles defeated the Packers 17-13. If so, that would mean #78 is lineman Marion Campbell who would later coach the Eagles in the 80s.
Tom Matte, Colts vs Eagles in 1969
Colts runner Tom Matte (#41) takes a handoff from QB JOhnny Unitas (#19) in 1969 action against the Eagles. Matte scored twice as the Colts won 24-20 during this week 4 games. Making the Pro bowl in 1969, Matte ended up having one of the best seasons of his career numbers-wise as he rushed for 909 yards and a league-high 11 touchdowns. We think The Eagle in the picture, #57, is rookie Ernie Calloway.
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback Randall Cunningham
11-years as an Eagle, passed for almost 22,900 yards and 150 touchdowns.
Dick Modzelewski Stops Earl Gros - Old School NFL Photo
Earl Gros of the Eagles' progress comes to an abrupt end thanks to the efforts of Cleveland Brown defensive lineman Dick Modzelewski in this mid-1960s NFL photo.
Clarence Peaks, Old School NFL Running Back Philadelphia Eagles
Clarence Peaks was a 1st Round Draft Pick out of Michigan State of The Philadelphia Eagles in 1956. Played 7 seasons there rushing for 3360 yards and 21 touchdowns. Also spent 2 seasons in Pittsburgh.
Chuck Muncie carries against Bill Bergey and the Philadelphia Eagles in 1977
Saint Chuck Muncie finds the going rough against Bill Bergey and the Eagles defense in 1977. Saint #68 is guard Terry Stieve, Eagle #78 is defensive tackle Carl Hairston. The Eagles won this one 28-7.
Reggie White, Philadelphia Eagles All Time Sack Leader
The Eagles All-Time Sack Leader - Reggie White spent 8 seasons in Philadelphia (1985-1992) and had 124 sacks there.
Eagles Linebacker Bill Bergey Stares Down Dolphins QB Bob Griese
Eagles great Bill Bergey (#66) stares down Dolphins signal caller Bob Griese (#12) from across the line of scrimmage.
Jim Katcavage and Andy Robustelli of the Giants Sack Eagles Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen in 1961
Eagles QB Sonny Jurgensen (#9) gets sandwiched between Giants lineman Jim Katcavage (#75) & Andy Robustelli (#81). In 1961, the season this picture is from, all 3 men made the Pro Bowl while Katcavage and Jurgensen were named All Pro.
Bill Bergey Eagles Linebacker
Roman Gabriel, Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback in 1974
Roman Gabriel was traded to the Eagles in 1973. Started 11 games leading the NFL in pass completions and passing yardage while tying Roger Staubach for the passing touchdown lead.
Chuck Bednarik blocks Sam Huff as Clarence Peaks hits the line of scrimmage
A clash of NFL legends. Philadelphia Eagles center Chuck Bednarik (#60) gets between Giants linebacker Sam Huff (#70) and running back Clarence Peaks (#26) in this early 1960s contest between two of profootballs most established organizations.
Chuck Bednarik
The center of the NFL's Hall of Fame All-1950s team.
The Eagles Randall Cunningham vs the Giants
Eagles quarterback Randall Cunningham keeps the ball and goes up high over a pair of Giants defenders. In his 11 seasons in Philadelphia Cunningham rushed for 4482 yards and 32 touchdowns - both of those marks are 6th best in the Eagles franchise record books.
Chuck Bednarik Knocks Down a Jim Ninowski Pass in 1960
1960 All-Pro Eagles linebacker (and Center) Chuck Bednarik knocks down a Jim Ninowski pass.
Tommy McDonald
Bill Bergey Eagles and Billy Kilmer Redskins in 1978
Redskins quarterback Billy Kilmer gets a stare down from Eagles middle linebacker Bill Bergey.
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
Frank Gifford in 1956 | NY Giants Against the Philadelphia Eagles
1956, Giants and Eagles. New York Giants legend Frank Gifford gets a head of steam as he hits a hole in the Philadelphia Eagles defense. Gifford was the 1956 NFL MVP leading the league with 1422 Total Yards from Scrimmage. Pictured along with Gifford are fellow Giants Bill Austin (#60) & Mel Triplett (#33). Eagles identified are Tom Scott (#82), Wayne Robinson (#52) & Sid Youngelman (#73).
Bill Romanowski, Philadelphia Eagles Linebacker
After spending 6 season in San Francisco, Bill Romanowski played in Philadelphia in 1995 & 1996. As an Eagles recorded 99 tackles in that time.
Bob Brown, Eagles All Pro Tackle
The Eagles 1st round pick in 1964 Bob Brown was an All Pro 3 of the 5 seasons he was in Philadelphia.
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Harold Carmichael 2004 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer Greats Trading Card #67
The Eagles Hall of Famer is featured here in this Fleer 2004 "Greats" edition. Finished his 14-year NFL career after 182 games, 590 catches, 8985 yards, a 15.2 YPC average and 79 touchdown catches.
Pete Pihos 1954 Bowman Football Card
Pete Pihos on his 1954 Bowman Football Card. That year he led the NFL in receptions with 60 catches, made the Pro Bowl and was named to the All Pro Team.
Harold Carmichael
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Wilbert Montgomery
Jim Patton of the Giants with the Eagles Chuck Bednarik
Longtime Giants player Jim Patton with Eagles great Chuck Bednarik.
Wilbert Montgomery
Harold Carmichael 1974 Philadelphia Eagles Topps ALL PRO NFL Football Trading Card #121
After earning All Pro status in 1973 Harold Carmichael is shown here on his 1974 Topps card. While he didn't replicate the accomplishment he did have a very good year with 56 catches and 8 touchdowns for the Eagles.
Tommy McDonald 1961 Philadelphia Eagles Topps NFL Football Trading Card #96
In 1961 he made the Pro Bowl while leading the league 1144 receiving yards (17.9 YPC) and 13 touchdown catches. His 64 catches ranked #4 as well.
Claude Humphrey Pressures Mike Boryla
Putting the Pressure on Eagles Quarterback Mike Boryla
Started 127 games for Falcons. He was a first round pick by the Falcons in the 1968 NFL Draft and finished his 10-year career with the Falcons as the team's all-time sack leader in franchise history with 94.5. His 1976 season of 15 sacks ranks 3rd in Atlanta annals for most sacks in a single season. Is currently tied for the franchise lead with six Pro Bowl selections including five straight from 1970-74. Led the team in sacks 8 times.
Reggie White 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer Football Trading Card #93
His 6th season with the Eagles 1990 was his 5th straight All Pro season. He started all 16 games, had 14 sacks, 83 tackles and an interception.
Harold Carmichael, 1976 Eagles Leading Receiver
Was the Eagles top receiver in 8 of the 13 seasons while he was in Philadelphia. Here he is in 1975 with Giants vet Spider Lockhart defending.
Wilbert Montgomery
Bill Bergey - Philadelphia Eagles Linebacker
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
William Andrews of the Falcons Tries to Escape Eagles Veteran Bill Bergey
The young Falcons runner William Andrews (#31) fights to elude the clutches of the Eagles veteran linebacker Bill Bergey (#66)
Lem Barney vs Ben Hawkins and the Philadelphia Eagles - 1970 NFL
Early 1970s (maybe preseason?) - Lem Barney makes an interception against the Eagles. In all Barney had 56 picks in his career - #18 is Philly receiver Ben Hawkins.
Chuck Bednarik defends against Paul Hornung
Jim Taylor can only watch as Paul Hornung gets man-handled by Eagles Chuck Bednarik and Jess Richardson.
Randall Cunningham 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Score Football Card #12
Going into the 1991 season there was no dispute he was one of the NFL's most exciting players of that time. In 7 seasons he had 3 straight Pro Bowls, 15,399 passing yards & 107 passing touchdowns. In addition to his passing numbers he had rushed for 3437 yards averaging 7 yards a carry.
Unfortunately, 1991, this card's year, he suffered a season-ending knee injury against the Packers in the open game of the season.
Eagles Great Reggie White
Philadelphia's All-Time Sack Leader - 124 sacks in 121 games as an Eagle.
Jim Taylor and Fuzzy Thurston against the Eagles in 1962
Fuzzy Thurston leads the way for Green Bay fullback Jim Taylor against the Philadelphia defense. We think this is from the Packers 49-0 blowout of the Eagles in 1962 when Taylor rushed for 149 yards and 4 touchdowns. That would make it from Chuck Bednarik's, #60 at the left, last season. Also seen here are rookie Bobby Richards (#68) tangled up with guard Jerry Kramer and #55, linebacker Maxie Baughan is also seen.
Eagles Receiver Harold Jackson vs the Raiders, Early 1970s NFL
In Philadelphia from 1969 to 1972, Harold Jackson was the Eagles top receiver 3 of those 4 seasons as well as the NFL's top receiver in 1972 with 62 catches and 1048 receiving yards. He finished his time in Philadelphia with 215 catches, 3463 yards. a 16.2 YPC and 21 touchdowns.
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Emlen Tunnell breaks up a pass intended for Ted Weggert of the Eagles
The Giants Hall of Famer Emlen Tunnell breaks up a pass intended for the Eagles Ted Weggert in a 1955 game.
Chuck Bednarik, University of Pennsylvania All-American
Selected as the #1 player in the 1949 college draft he had an outstanding career at the University of Pennsylvania. A 3-time All-American selection he won the Maxwell Trophy in 1948. That same year he was 3rd in the Heisman Trophy Award voting. Voted into the College Football Players Hall of Fame in 1969.
Harold Carmichael makes a catch against Doug Plank of the Bears
The Eagles franchise #1 All-Time Receiver Harold Carmichael - 589 catches, 8978 yards and 79 touchdowns - gets wrapped up by Chicago Bears defender Doug Plank but not before coming down with the ball.
Steve Van Buren Eagles
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Chuck Bednarik Stands Over Frank Gifford
Tim Rossovich and the Eagles Defense swoop down on Craig Morton
Linebacker Tim Rossovich and the rest of the Eagles defense stop Craig Morton (#14) and the Cowboys defense.
Maxie Baughan
Randall Cunningham 1989 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Football Trading Card #315
Eagles QB Randal and his 1989 Pro Set Card. Had a very good year in 1989. Led Philadelphia to 11 victories and a Wildcard playoff game. And for the 3rd straight year was the Eagles top rusher as well with 621 on the ground. Made his 2nd Pro Bowl appearance as well.
Wilbert Montgomery, Eagles Runner against George Martin of the Giants in 1978
Eagles runner Wilbert Montgomery (#31) carries outside against the Giants as fullback Mike Hogan (#35) gets between him and New York lineman George Martin (#75). Philadelphia QB Ron Jaworski (#7) is in the backfield.
In 1978 Montgomery was the Eagles leading ground gainer with 1220 yards, a 4.7 YPC average and 9 touchdowns.
Brett Favre with Richard Dent, Eagles Rushing in 1997
Packer Brett Favre under pressure from Hall of Famer Richard Dent as an Eagle in 1997. For Dent it was his 15th and final season in the nFL.
Most Passing Yards in Philadelphia Eagles History
Keith Jackson 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set NFL Football Trading Card #618
Keith Jackson and his 1991 Pro Set card. His last season in Philadelphia. Started all 16 games and had 48 catches, 569 yards and 5 touchdowns.
Cardinal Quarterback Jim Hart throws to an open Terry Metcalf
Eagles and Cardinals, 1973 - Jim Hart dumps off to an open Terry Metcalf as Eagle defender Richard Harris turns to give chase.
Claude Humphrey Philadelphia Eagles 1979 to 1981
After 10 seasons with the Falcons he was traded to Eagles where he finished the last 3 seasons of his career. unofficially had 14½ sacks in 1980 helping the Eagles the Super Bowl that year. Again it's 'unofficial" but he is credited with 122 sacks and 2 safeties during his time between the Falcons and Eagles. Named to the Hall of Fame in 2014.
Frank Gifford touchdown catch vs Tom Brookshire and the Eagles in 1956
Frank Gifford make a finger-tip grab against Tom Brookshire and the Eagles - probably 1956. That year Gifford had the most Yards from Scrimmage with 1422.
Tommy McDonald 1957 Philadelphia Eagles Rookie Card
Drafted out of Oklahoma in the 3rd round. Had 695 All-Purpose yards as a Rookie. That includes 228 yards receiving on 9 catches - a 25.3 yards-per-catch average. Scored 3 Touchdowns.
Harold Carmichael of the Eagles makes a catch against Mel Renfro of the Cowboys
The NFL's top receiver in 1973 makes a grab against Dallas' Hall of Fame defender Mel Renfro. In 1973 Harold Carmichael led the league with 67 catches and 1116 yards.
Harold Carmichael 1975 Philadelphia Eagles Topps Football Card #80
His 5th NFL season with the Eagles. With 49 catches in 1975 he shared the teams top receiving spot with tight end Charlie Young. His 7 touchdowns were the most on the
team though.
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NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Eagles Quarterback Roman Gabriel
Joining the Eagles in 1973 he had one of the best seasons of his career - leading the NFL with 270 completions, 3219 yards passing and 23 touchdowns. He made the Pro Bowl that season and was named the Comeback Player of the Year.
Harold Jackson
NFL Receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1969-1972
Larry Csonka carries against the Eagles
Dolphins bruiser Larry Csonka carries against the Eagles - probably in 1970.
Norm Bulaich, Philadelphia Eagles Fullback
Redskin defenders led by cornerback Pat Fischer (#37) hold up the Eagles hard-running fullback Norm Bulaich. After 3 seasons in Baltimore Bulaich spent 2 seasons in Philadelphia.
Tommy McDonald Philadelphia Eagles
In 1961 had 64 catches and a league-high 1164 yards and 13 touchdown catches.
Jim Brown (#32) and Bobby Mitchell (#49) watch from the sidelines.
Eagles Hall of Fame Steve Van Buren
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Eric Allen Eagles Defender
A 5-Time Pro Bowler as an Eagle, Allen played 7 seasons in Philadelphia and had 34 career interceptions with them.
Tommy McDonald
Norm Snead Eagles & Sam Huff Redskins - 1964 Classic NFL
1964 NFL - Former Giants Linebacker Sam Huff has joined the Washington Redskins where he'll make his 5th and final Pro Bowl of his 13-year NFL career. Here, Eagles quarterback Norm Snead takes to his heels with Huff getting a little too close.
Clarence Peaks 1959 Philadelphia Eagles Topp NFL Football Trading Card #8
Clarence Peaks and his 1959 Topps card - rushed for 451 yards and 3 touchdowns
Maxie Baughan
Chuck Bednarik greets fans after the 1960 NFL Title Game
A happy Chuck Bednarik greets fans on the sideline following a win over the Giants. The NFL Champs in 1960 Bednarik was named All Pro for the 6th time during his 14-year career.
Chuck Bednarik Tackles Jim Taylor
Hall of Fame members Jim Taylor and Chuck Bedarnik clash on the gridiron. During the 1960 NFL Championship, Bednarik made a game-saving tackle on Taylor in the open field then supposedly sat on him while the final seconds of the game ticked off. The Eagles won 17-13.
Wilbert Montgomery, Eagles Running Back
Still ranks #2 among Eagles career running backs with 6792 rushing yards and 45 rushing touchdowns.
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
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Harold Carmichael, Eagles Receiver
Chuck Bednarik stops Jim Taylor during the 1960 NFL Championship
Eagles linebacker steps up to put the stop on Packer fullback Jimmy Taylor during the 1960 NFL Championship game. It was Bednarik, with the help of rookie Bobby Jackson, that stopped Taylor on the last play of the game to give the Eagles the League Title. Eagle #78 is Marion Campbell.
Randall Cunningham 1991 Pro Set Rushing Leaders Football Card #24
After a phenomenal season in 1990 where he led the Eagles with 942 rushing yards it only seemed right to recognize one of the most versatile quarterbacks in the league with an entry on Pro Set's 1991 Rushing Leaders card. Unfortunately he suffered a knee injury in Game 1 against the Packers and was lost for the entire season.
Tommy McDonald and Sonny Jurgensen - 1961 Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles Tommy McDonald (#25) and Sonny Jurgensen (#9) take a celebration photo after a game-winning score against the Washington Redskins in 1961. Down 20-24 Jurgensen hit McDonald with a 41-yard strike with 16 seconds left to give Philadelphia a 27-24 win.
60 Minute Man Chuck Bednarik
Considered one of the greatest players in NFL History Chuck Bednarik played his entire 14 year career for Philadelphia at both linebacker on defense and center on offense - during the entire game. And he missed only 3 games in all that time.
After being inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1967 he stayed involved with Football and the Eagles and was openly very critical of the culture and players of modern-day professional football. He passed away in 2015 at the age of 89.
Tim Rossovich, Eagles and Larry Brown, Redskins
Wild Guy Tim Rossovich and Redskin Larry Brown - probably 1970. Not sure if Larry Brown is scoring or getting cornered on the backfield or endzone - anyone know, let me know.
Redskins Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen eludes the Eagles Rush
With the help of a Redskins lineman, quarterback Sonny Jurgensen (#9) eludes the advances of Eagles defensive end Mel Tom (#58).
Bob Brown & Jim Skaggs lead the way for Izzy Lang
Bob Brown and Jim Skaggs get out in front as Izzy Lang gets ready to turn upfield. Eagles quarterback Norm Snead can be seen in the background.
Les Horvath of the Rams defends against Pete Pihos of the Eagles
1940s NFL action - Eagles Hall of Famer Pete Pihos (#35) gets the best of the Rams Les Horvath (#12). After over 65 years, Pihos still ranks #7 on the Eagles All-Time Receptions List with 373 catches and #3 on the franchise's All-Time Touchdown Catches List. Horvath has the distinction of being the first Heisman Trophy Award winner from Ohio State way back in 1944.
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"Dandy" Don Meredith, Cowboys and Bobby Richards of the Eagles, 1963 NFL
Cowboys QB Don Meredith under some pressure from Bobby Richards and the Eagles defense in [maybe] 1963.
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Tommy McDonald
Philadelphia Eagles QB Randal Cunningham
Randall Cunningham NFL Quarterback
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Bill Bergey of the Eagles stops a Cowboys runner in 1977
Eagles standout linebacker Bill Bergey makes a stop on a Cowboys ball carrier in 1977.
Eagles Offense 1973 - Harold Carmichael, Jerry Sisemore, Tom Sullivan and Don Zimmerman
Some of the members of the 1973 Philadelphia Eagles offense. From left-to-right Rookie Jerry Sisemore, #76 (Sisemore would remain an Eagle until 1984 starting 155 games), running back Tom Sullivan, #25 (the team's leading rusher with 968 yards), Harold Carmichael, #17 (the league's top receiver with 67 catches and 1116 yards. By the end of the season he was 22 games into his record setting 127 games with a pass reception.) On the far right is rookie receiver Don Zimmerman, #80 (22 catches, 220 yards & 3 touchdowns). The 1973 Eagles ranked 2nd in the league in total yards.
Harold Carmichael most consecutive games with a catch
The 6-foot 7-inch wide receiver for the Eagles. Once held the NFL record for most consecutive games with a catch. He had a string of 127 games that stretched from 1972 to 1980.
Keith Jackson 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Fleer NFL Football Trading Card #86
Keith Jackson and his 1990 Fleer card. His 3rd year in Philadelphia - 50 catches for 670 yards, 6 touchdowns. Named All Pro.
Tommy McDonald, Eagles Receiver
Eagles receiver from 1957 to 1963. Still ranks #7 on the team's All Time Pass Receiving Yardage List.
Mike Ditka 1967 Philadelphia Eagles Philadelphia Brand Football Card #29
After 6 seasons with Chicago he was traded to Philadelphia for QB Jack Concannon in 1967. Slowed down by injuries he only started 6 games.
Eric Allen 1990 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Football Card #243
His 3rd year in the league - 3 interceptions with 1 of them a 35-yard pick six against Dallas.
Bob Brown Drawing from 1966
A drawing of the Hall of Famer from a 1966 issue of Pro Football Almanac.
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Randall Cunningham scrambles against the Giants
Pete Pihos
Still the #3 All-Time leading Eagles Receiver in Touchdown Receptions as well the #7 for All-Time Catches and #6 in Receiving Yards.
373 Catches, 5619 Yards, a 15.1 yards-per-catch average and 66 Touchdowns
Sonny Jurgensen, Eagles Passing Against Bob Lilly and the Dallas Cowboys in 1961
In 1961, Sonny Jurgensen took over as the Eagles starting quarterback and set a new NFL Passing Records of 3723 Passing Yards and 32 Touchdown Passes. Here he is setting up to throw against Bob Lilly and the Dallas Cowboys defense - we think in 1961 - where Sonny threw for 351 yards and 5 touchdowns. Eagle #30 is fullback Theron Sapp.
Sam Huff & Cliff Livingston Move In On Clarence Peaks - Giants and Eagles, Early 1960s NFL
Giants and Eagles in the early 1960s. Eagles running back Clarence hits a hole in Giants defense as Sam Huff & Cliff Livingston move in to meet him. Eagle #62 looks like lineman John Wittenborn.
That ref isn't going to miss anything is he!
Tommy McDonald
Eagles Players Randall Cunningham & Keith Jackson
2 of the NFL top players in the 80s & 90s - Eagles Pro Bowler QB Randal Cunningham and All Pro Tight End Keith Jackson (#88).
Bob Brown Battles Paul Wiggin in 1966
In the trenches battle between NFL Hall of Famer Bob Brown (#76) and long time veteran of Cleveland Paul Wiggin (#84) in 1966.
Sonny Jurgensen 1962 Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback
One of the NFL's top passers of the early 1960s - as an Eagle he was tops in passing yardage 1961 and 1962 as well as passing touchdowns in 1962.
Sam Huff stops Billy Ray Barnes of the Eagles
Classic NFL Rivalry. Giants-Eagles of the 1950s. Giants linebacker Sam Huff wraps up Eagles running Back Billy Ray Barnes.
Steve Van Buren Congratulates Wilbert Montgomery in 1978
Two Eagle Legends. Steve Van Buren (right) congratulates Wilbert Montgomery (left) in 1978 after Montgomery broke Van Buren's record of most yards in a season by a Eagle running back.
Redskins Top Receiver Charley Taylor
Still ranks as the Redskins #1 player with 79 touchdown catches and #2 Reception leader (649) & Receiving Yardage leader (9110).
Here as a rookie in 1964 he out distances George Tarasovic (#82) and Don Burroughs (#45) of the Eagles.
Milt Plum of the Browns and Don Burroughs & Chuck Weber of the Eagles - 1961 NFL
Browns quarterback needs some fancy footwork to get away from Eagles Don Burroughs (#45), Chuck Weber (#51). Plum was the Browns starter in 1961 and had a good year. Leading the Browns to 7 victories he had 2416 passing yards and 18 touchdown passes. His 58.6% Completion Percentage was best in the league too.
Philadelphia Eagles Fullback Steve Van Buren
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Roman Gabriel Eagles Quarterback in 1973
After injuries slowed down the Rams star quarterback he was traded to the Philadelphia Eagles in 1973. There's little debate that the Eagles offense definitely improved and Gabriel was selected Comeback Player of the Year.
Clarence Peaks runs past Doug Atkins - Eagles & Bears 1961
The Eagles top runner in 1961 - Clarence Peaks dashes into hole against the Bears defense as Big Doug Atkins closes in. Other Eagles here are lineman John Wittenborn (#62) and Gene Gossage (#79) while #83 in the background is longtime Eagles kicker & Receiver Bobby Walston.
Sonny Jurgensen, 1961 Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback
Sonny Jurgensen as a young quarterback with the Philadelphia Eagles, circa 1961. Following the retirement of Hall of Fame quarterback Norm Van Brocklin after the 1960 season, Jurgensen found himself competing for the Eagles' starting quarterback position. This photograph accompanied a 1961 magazine article that questioned whether the young quarterback had what it takes to fill Van Brocklin's shoes and lead the team.
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Roman Gabriel, Eagles QB in 1973
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Wilbert Montgomery
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Eric Allen 1993 Philadelphia Eagles on the Cover of NFL Gameday Magazine - December 6 Issue
Eric Allen played 7 of his 14 years in the league for the Philadelphia Eagles making 5 Pro Bowls. Here he makes the cover of the 1993, December 6 issue of Gameday Magazine. In 1993 he had 6 interceptions with a league-high 201 yards and 4 touchdowns including a 4th quarter 94-yard score against the Jets.
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Harold Carmichael, Eagles TD Catch vs Roger Wehrli of the Cardinals in 1978
Eagles legend Harold Carmichael makes a catch in the endzone against the Cardinals Roger Wehrli in 1978. Carmichael, a Pro Bowler in 1978, was Philadelphia's leading receiver with 55 catches and 1072 and 8 TDs.
Chuck Bednarik 1954 Philadelphia Eagles Bowman Football Card #57
1954 was his 6th season with the Eagles and his 5th consecutive All Pro year.
Wilbert Montgomery 1980 Topps Card
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Norm Bulaich
Philadelphia Eagles Runner Norm Bulaich
Sonny Jurgensen - 1961 Philadelphia Eagles
The NFL's top quarterback in 1961 for passing yards and passing touchdowns - 3723 yards (an NFL record at the time) and 32 touchdowns. Named All-Pro.
Chuck Bednarik
8 Pro Bowls and 5 First Team All-Pro teams in his 14 year career. Nick-named the "60-Minute Man" he played linebacker and center his entire 14-year career in Philadelphia.
Ranked in the top 2 or 3 of literally any All-Time Top-whatever Eagles list you pick he was considered the numder 54 Greatest Football player in The 1999 Sporting News Top 100 Players of All-Time List and in 2010 was named the NFL Networks #34 player in their Top 100 Players of All Time.
Wilbert Montgomery
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NFL Steve Van Buren
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Pete Pihos
Still the #3 All-Time leading Eagles Receiver in Touchdown Receptions as well the #7 for All-Time Catches and #6 in Receiving Yards.
373 Catches, 5619 Yards, a 15.1 yards-per-catch average and 66 Touchdowns
Chuck Bednarik
8 Pro Bowls and 5 First Team All-Pro teams in his 14 year career. Nick-named the "60-Minute Man" he played linebacker and center his entire 14-year career in Philadelphia.
Ranked in the top 2 or 3 of literally any All-Time Top-whatever Eagles list you pick he was considered the numder 54 Greatest Football player in The 1999 Sporting News Top 100 Players of All-Time List and in 2010 was named the NFL Networks #34 player in their Top 100 Players of All Time.
Bill Bergey & Bill Bradley of the Eagles bring down Franco Harris
Newly aquired from the Bengals, linebacker Bill Bergey brings down Steelers fullback Franco Harris as Safety Bill Bradley moves in to assist. Bergey would go on the earn Pro Bowl and All Pro honors in 1974.
Bob Brown blocking as Big John Baker puts some heat on Norm Snead - Classic 1960s NFL, Steelers & Eagles
Bob Brown keeps Big John Baker away long enough for Norm Snead to get this one away. At 6' 6", 280 pounds Baker was every bit as big as Bob Brown. A 5th-round pick from North Carolina Central in 1958 by the Rams, he played 11 years in the NFL.
Tommy McDonald
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Defensive Lineman Reggie White Philadelphia Eagles
One of the most dominant defensive lineman of his generation. Still ranks #2 on the All-Time Career Sack Leaders list.
Chuck Bednarik takes down a Giant Runner
Terry Bradshaw in 1974 against the Philadelphia Eagles
Steelers signal caller Terry Bradshaw under an Eagles rush in 1974. A 1st Round pick of the Steelers and the first player taken in the 1970 draft Bradshaw had a rough start to his professional career. But by 1974 - leading Pittsburgh to their first ever Super Bowl win, he was beginning to prove himself a capable NFL quarterback. Above is 27-0 win over the Eagles were he had an 8-yard TD pass to receiver Frank Lewis. Steeler lineman are Jon Kolb (#55) and Gordon Gravelle (#71) while the Eagle defenders are Randy Logan (#41) and Will Wynn (#71). Logan played 11 seasons in Philadelphia starting 154 games and still ranks #10 on the All-Time Eagles List for Passes Intercepted.
Reggie White Sacks Neil Lomax
As an Eagles he averaged over 1 sack a game during his 8 year career with them. 124 sacks in 121 games played. Still has the #2 spot on the NFL's All-Time Career Sack leaders list with 198 sacks - this one of Cardinals QB Neil Lomax among them.
Reggie White 1991 Philadelphia Eagles Pro Set Platinum NFL Football Card #91
His 7th year in the NFL he made he made his 6th straight All Pro Team. Registered 100 tackles and led the Eagles with 15 sacks.
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Wilbert Montgomery of the 1984 Eagles
From 1984 - His final season as an Eagle before joining Detroit. While a disappointing season for the Eagles he led the team in rushing with 789 yards. Also had 60 catches for 501 yards.
Pete Pihos
Attended Indiana and was a 4th round draft pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1945. Stayed with them the entire 9 years he was in professional football. Won 2 NFL Championships (in 1948 and 1949) while making 6 Pro Bowls and 5 All-Pro Teams. Led the NFL in Receptions 3 times (1953, 1954 and 1955), in Receiving yards twice (1953 and 1955) and Touchdown Catches once (1953). Inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1970.
Sam Huff, Dick Modzelewski, John Lovetere, Jim Katcavage & Andy Robustelli of the NY Giants Defense Stop King Hill of the Eagles in 1963
Eagles quarterback King Hill, the victim of the Sam Huff and the Giants defense, lies crumpled on the ground here in 1963. Giant defenders from left to right are - Dick Modzelewski (#77), John Lovetere (#76), Huff (#70), Andy Robustelli (#81) and Jim Katcavage (#81). Rookie Dave Graham (#78) can do little more than offer consolatory thoughts.
Bill Bergy of the Philadelphia Eagles
Bob Brown Eagles Offensive Tackle from 1964 to1968
Drafted in 1964 as the #2 over all pick by the Eagles he played in Philly until 1968 earning 3 All-Pro Team Honors and making 3 Pro Bowl appearances.
Bill Bergey, Eagles - tackles Don Woods of the Chargers
In 1974 the Bengals traded linebacker Bill Bergey to the Eagles. Bergey ended up with an All Pro season. Here he brings down Chargers runner Don Woods.
Roman Gabriel Celebrates with Receiver Harold Carmichael
His career revitalized with Eagles in 1973, Roman Gabriel had the likes of Hall of Fame Receiver Harold Carmichael to throw to. Here the two celebrate after one of Gabriel's 47 touchdowns he threw while in Philadelphia.
Chuck Bednarik Philadelphia Eagles Linebacker 1949 to 1962
Pete Pihos
Attended Indiana and was a 4th round draft pick of the Philadelphia Eagles in 1945. Stayed with them the entire 9 years he was in professional football. Won 2 NFL Championships (in 1948 and 1949) while making 6 Pro Bowls and 5 All-Pro Teams. Led the NFL in Receptions 3 times (1953, 1954 and 1955), in Receiving yards twice (1953 and 1955) and Touchdown Catches once (1953). Inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1970.
Keith Jackson
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Bill Bergey
Tommy McDonald Philadelphia Eagles
Tommy McDonald was a dynamic deep-threat receiver of the 1950s and 1960s, best known for his years with the Philadelphia Eagles. A key player on the Eagles’ 1960 NFL Championship team, he earned six Pro Bowl selections during his career and was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Keith Jackson 1992 Pro Set Card
Keith Jackson's 1992 Pro Set Card.
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Eric Allen NFL Defensive Back 1988-2001
Eric Allen Philadelphia Eagles 1988-1994
Tom Dempsey, 1971 Philadelphia Eagles Kicker
Despite kicking a record NFL field goal of 63-yards the year before, kicker Tom Dempsey was released by the Saints in 1971. He joined the Eagles before the season ended and would end up leading the Eagles in scoring with 49 points (12 field goals and 13 xtra points) and kick the NFL's longest field goal of the season of 54 yards against the Cardinals. He converted on kicks of 52 and 50 as well.
Maxie Baughan and crew bring down the Browns great runner Jim Brown in 1964
The Eagles defense closes in on Cleveland's great fullback Jim Brown (#32). As lineman Bobby Richards (#68) goes low All-Pro Maxie Baughan (#55) and Dave Lloyd (#52) come up to assist in the stop. Browns tight end Johnny Brewer (#83) is in the background.
Bob Hayes makes a TD catch against Nate Ramsey of the Eagles
From his rookie season of 1965 - Bob Hayes makes a TD grab against Eagles veteran Nate Ramsey. Hayes had an icredible rookie year catching 46 passes for 1003 yards - that's a 21.8 YPC average. He led the NFL with 12 TD catches.
Randall Cunningham - Eagles Old School Quarterback
10 years in Philadelphia, Randal Cunningham was a 2nd-round draft pick in 1985 out of UNLV. Passed for 22,857 yards and 150 touchdowns as a Eagle. Here he is lined up behind center David Alexander who played 9 seasons for the Eagles himself.
Steve van Buren in the 1949 NFL Championship Game against the Rams
Eagles great Steve van Buren set a playoff record when he rushed for 196 yards against the Rams in the 1949 NFL Championship. He was also the league's top rusher & touchdown scorer with 1146 yards and 12 touchdowns.
Sonny Jurgensen
Philadelphia Eagles Quarterback 1957-1963
Eagles Tight End Keith Jackson - Vintage NFL
A 1st round pick of 1988 from Oklahoma, Keith Jackson led the Eagles in Catches as Rookie and was named to 3 All-Pro Teams in his 4 years in Philadelphia.
Tim Rossovich, Eagles Linebacker
Jim Brown carries against Tom Scott and the Philadelphia Eagles - Old School NFL Photo
Late 1950s era NFL - The great Jim Brown carries against the Philadelphia Eagles defense - Defensive End Tom Scott is in the foreground.
Harold Jackson
NFL Receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1969-1972
Paul Hornung, Chuck Bednarik and Jimmy Taylor | 1960 NFL Championship Game
Eagles linebacker/center Chuck Bednarik (#60) gives parting words to Packers runningbacks Paul Hornung (#5) and Jim Taylor (#31) after the 1960 NFL Championship game. By the smile on Bednarik's face it's pretty obvious who won.
Steve Van Buren NFL Fullback
NFL Hall of Fame Runningback for the Philadelphia Eagles Played 1944-1951. Was the franchises All-Time Leading rusher until 1983. A 5-Time 1st-Team All Pro runner he was selected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1940s All-Decade Team. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1965.
Tim Rossovich Stops the Cowboys Calvin Hill
Eagles wildman Tim Rossovich and company swarm about Cowboys runner Calvin Hill.
Tommy McDonald
Harold Carmichael
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Henry Allison, 1971-1977
Classic NFL - Mike Morgan Rushing Roman Gabriel - Mid 1960s Eagles & Rams
Some classic Rams/Eagles gameplay from the mid-1960s. Ram QB Roman Gabriel gets this one away as Linebacker Mike Morgan applies some pressure.
Harold Jackson - Philadelphia Eagles
Harold Jackson, NFL Receiver for the Philadelphia Eagles from 1969-1972
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Eric Allen Eagles All Pro Cornerback
An All-Pro selection and 5 Pro Bowls, cornerback Eric Allen had 34 interceptions and 5 touchdowns during his 7 years as an Eagle.
Wilbert Montgomery
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Fran Tarkenton of the Giants and Tim Rossovich, Eagles - 1969 NFL
Giants quarterback Fran Tarkenton gets the pass away in time as wildman Tim Rossovich closes in.
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Eagle Tight End Keith Jackson
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Tommy McDonald - Vintage Eagles NFL
Tommy McDonald, Eagles Hall of Famer from the 1950s & 1960s NFL era in action around 1962. The defender here is said to be Steeler (and future Jet) Johnny Sample.
Sonny Jurgensen leads the Philadelphia Eagles Offense in 1960
Eagles QB Sonny Jurgensen (#9) gets some playing time against the Steelers during Philadelphia's 1960 NFL Title season. Pictured above are, Eagles - Halfback Tim Brown (#22), fullback Theo Sapp (# 30), Jurgensen (#9), guard Jerry Huth (#65), center Chuck Bednarik (#60) & guard John Wittenborn (#52). On the Steeleers defense are Joe Krupa (#71) and Joe Lewis (#75)
John Gilliam 1970 St Louis Cardinals
John Gilliam was the Cardinals top receiver in 1970 with 45 catches, 952 yards and 5 touchdowns - that's a 21.2 YPC average. Here he makes a catch against the Eagles with Gary Pettigrew in pursuit.
Cardinal #31 is Jerry Daanen of Miami.
Roman Gabriel, Quarterback Eagles
Former Rams quarterback turned Eagle. Roman Gabriel joined Philadelphia in 1973 and was named Comeback Player of the Year.
Sonny Jurgensen, Philadelphia Eagles QB
Sonny Jurgensen leads the Philadelphia Eagle offense. The Eagles 4th round pick out of Duke in 1957 Jurgensen became their full-time starter in 1961 as he led the NFL in Passing Yards and Touchdowns. Today, over 60 years later, he still ranks #9 on the Eagles All-Time Career Passing Yards list and #8 for All-Time Passing Touchdowns.
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