Tanner McKee continues to make his presence in the NFL known. Last week, the former Stanford quarterback saw his first moments of action in the NFL a year after

The Philadelphia Eagles are using Week 18 as a rest week for a lot of their best players. Nick Sirianni and company already have the NFC’s No. 2 seed locked up while the Minnesota Vikings and the Detroit Lions will battle for the top spot on Sunday night.

The Eagles' Tanner McKee is the latest backup quarterback to thrill Philadelphia. The Birds are back in the postseason yet again. Before the Eagles take on the Packers on Sunday afternoon, here are five thoughts I currently have about the team...

The Philadelphia Eagles were always going to be the No. 2 seed heading into the NFC playoffs, no matter how Tanner McKee performed on Sunday. This regular-season finale was a chance for McKee to show in a meaningful football game (record-wise) what the organization already knew.

It’s been a while since I’ve done this,” Eagles third-string quarterback Tanner McKee joked as he settled in behind the podium for his postgame press conference. “It’s like I’m back in college.” In his first NFL start on Sunday — a 20-13 win over the New York Giants,

Sure didn’t look like his first NFL start. And sure didn’t look like he was playing with a bunch of unknown rookies. And sure didn’t play like a 6th-round pick. Tanner McKee put together a remarkable performance in his first career start Sunday.

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Heroes, zeros from the Giants’ 20-13 loss to the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday: Hero. With Jalen Hurts and Kenny Pickett sidelined by injuries and gearing up for t