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  • Philadelphia Eagles tight end, Zach Ertz, catches his first of 12 receptions for a first down in the first quarter against the Houston Texans. ERTZ has 113 catches for the year, breaking Jason Witten’s single-season record for tight ends. Whitten had 110 catches for the Dallas Cowboys in 2012. The Eagles went on to defeat the Houston Texans 32-30.

    In one of the most exciting games of the year, the Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Houston Texans 32-30 on a 35-yard field goal as time expired. With less than two minutes remaining, and the Eagles trailing the Texans 29-30, Eagles quarterback, NICK FOLES, was injured on a late hit by Houston’s Jadeveon Clowney. While FOLES appeared severely injured lying on his back for at least 5 minutes, he slowly got up and left the game for one play. Then he returned and led his team down the field to score and win the game and keep their playoff hopes alive.

    FOLES threw for a franchise-record 471 yards and four touchdown passes while ZACH ERTZ had 12 catches to break
    Jason Whitten’s single season record for tight-ends with 110 catches for the Dallas Cowboys in 2012. ERTZ has 113 catches and has one game remaining.

    Attached are four selected images that capture these moments.

  • Philadelphia Eagles tight end, ZACH ERTZ, catches a pass from quarterback Carson Wentz in the fourth quarter against the Carolina Panthers. ERTZ had 9 receptions for 138 yards in a losing effort as the Panthers defeated the Eagles 21-17.

    Check out these 5 great selected images from today’s Carolina Panthers vs Philadelphia Eagles game won by the Panthers 21-17.

    Carolina Panthers CAM NEWTON completed 25 of 39 passes for 269 yards, overcoming a 17 point deficit in the fourth quarter to defeat the Eagles. It was a hear tbreaker for Philadelphia and raises serious questions about their playoff hopes this year. CARSON WENTZ while completing 30 of 37 passes for 310 yards and two touchdowns, could not get the job done when it counted.

  • Philadelphia Eagles tight end, ZACH ERTZ, drives for a first down after catching a pass from NICK FOLES in the second quarter of Super Bowl LII against the New England Patriots. The Eagles went on to win their first Super Bowl 41-33.
    Nick Foles rose to the occasion defeating the greatest quarterback ever to play in the NFL, Tom Brady by a score of 41-33.
    Nick Foles, the backup quarterback who took over as Philadelphia’s starting quarterback only after an injury to Carson Wentz in Week 14, completed 28 of 43 passes for 373 yards and 3 touchdowns, and he even caught a touchdown pass in an offensive effort that few predicted he was capable of coming into the game. He repeatedly converted third down opportunities, threw aggressively into coverage all game, and appeared every bit as poised and confident as Brady, the five-time champion on the other side of the field.
    The Eagles had offensive stars all over the field, with LeGarrette Blount rushing for 90 yards and a touchdown, Corey Clement contributing 108 yards of total offense, and Nelson Agholor catching 9 passes for 84 yards. But it was Zach Ertz, Foles’s favorite target, who got the go-ahead touchdown in the fourth quarter when he dove over Devin McCourty for a thrilling 11-yard touchdown pass that stood up to a long review by the officials who were trying to determine if he had possession of the ball before it shot out of his hands in the end zone. Ertz finished the day with 7 catches for 67 yards.
    Foles is the first player in NFL history to both throw and catch a touchdown pass in a Super Bowl.

  • Philadelphia Eagles tight end ZACH ERTZ receives a pass from Eagles quarterback Nick Foles for a first down in the first quarter against the Minnesota Vikings. ERTZ had eight catches for 93 yards leading the Eagles to a 38-7 rout of the Minnesota Vikings in the NFC Championship game.

    I have uploaded seven selected images from tonight’s NFC Championship game won by the Philadelphia Eagles 38-7. The Eagles and their quarterback NICK FOLES in particular, played their best game of the year routing the Minnesota Vikings 38-7. After giving up an early touchdown to the Vikings, the Eagles stormed back to score 38 unanswered points. The turning point of the game was a 50 yard return of an intercepted pass by cornerback, PATRICK ROBINSON. NICK FOLES, who played perhaps the best game of his career, completed 26 of 33 passes for 352 yards and three touchdowns, and NO TURNOVERS.
    Tight end, ZACH ERTZ, had eight catches for 94 yards.
    As NFC Champions, the Philadelphia Eagles now face the New England Patriots in the SUPER BOWL, an event that the Eagles have never won. But THIS MAY BE THEIR YEAR.
    I will be there again, in the front row, right behind the goal posts hoping to capture another Iconic moment. This will be my 12th consecutive SUPER BOWL.

  • Philadelphia Eagles tight end, ZACH ERTZ, leaps in the air to catch a first down pass from quarterback Nick Foles in the second quarter of the NFC Championship game as Minnesota Vikings safety ANDREW SENDEJO attempts to defend. ERTZ had eight catches for 93 yards leading the Eagles to a 38-7 rout of the Minnesota Vikings.

    I have uploaded seven selected images from tonight’s NFC Championship game won by the Philadelphia Eagles 38-7. The Eagles and their quarterback NICK FOLES in particular, played their best game of the year routing the Minnesota Vikings 38-7. After giving up an early touchdown to the Vikings, the Eagles stormed back to score 38 unanswered points. The turning point of the game was a 50 yard return of an intercepted pass by cornerback, PATRICK ROBINSON. NICK FOLES, who played perhaps the best game of his career, completed 26 of 33 passes for 352 yards and three touchdowns, and NO TURNOVERS.
    Tight end, ZACH ERTZ, had eight catches for 94 yards.
    As NFC Champions, the Philadelphia Eagles now face the New England Patriots in the SUPER BOWL, an event that the Eagles have never won. But THIS MAY BE THEIR YEAR.
    I will be there again, in the front row, right behind the goal posts hoping to capture another Iconic moment. This will be my 12th consecutive SUPER BOWL.

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