It’s finally happening, Eagles fans. It took eight years, but ESPN’s 30 for 30 documentary series is set to relive one of the most memorable moments in Eagles history: the Philly Special. ESPN released the official trailer for the documentary,

The former Eagles coach and players discuss the defining moment in Super Bowl LII for a ‘30 for 30’ film that premiers Feb. 6.

The Denver Broncos will turn to backup quarterback Jarrett Stidham in the AFC Championship Game against the New England Patriots after Bo Nix suffered a broken bone in his right ankle on Saturday.

Denver is hoping that Stidham can become the second quarterback in a decade to step in as a backup, then win a Super Bowl.

Cheers… to Nick Foles for giving Broncos fans a sense of hope heading into the AFC Championship Game. The 11-year veteran last played in 2022, but his most famous moment was leading the Philadelphia Eagles to a win over Tom Brady and the Patriots in Super Bowl 52 after replacing an injured Carson Wentz late

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foleshas a minor shoulder strain, and the team is unsure if he'll miss any playing time, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Friday. Foles suffered the injury during the second quarter of Thursday's preseason game ...

Could next week’s AFC title game be a case of history repeating? Former Eagles quarterback Nick Foles put that suggestion into the universe Sunday when trying to lift the spirits of deflated Broncos fans,

New York Giants star quarterback Phil Simms broke his foot in Week 15 of the 1990 NFL season against the Buffalo Bills, leaving Hostetler to take over. The journeyman had just two previous starts in six seasons and had been set to retire. He instead won the final two games of the regular season, as New York finished 13-3 and got the No. 2 seed.

With Bo Nix out for the season, Eagles legend Nick Foles wrote a positive note to Broncos fans about the Patriots' struggles against backup quarterbacks

The Philly Special is an upcoming ESPN 30-for-30 documentary about the Eagles iconic Super Bowl LII trick play. The documentary will premier on Feb. 6 at 9 p.m. on ESPN and the ESPN app. Doug Pederson, Nick Foles, Jason Kelce, and others will be featured in the doc to give unique perspectives on the play.