Lawrence being out for seven games was the second-most in Jaguars history by a starting quarterback, behind Nick Foles missing eight starts in 2019 due to a broken clavicle. But even with ...

Lawrence being out for seven games was the second-most in Jaguars history by a starting quarterback, behind Nick Foles missing eight starts in 2019 due to a broken clavicle. But even with Lawrence ...

along with Nick Foles, the legendary backup QB who bested him in Super Bowl LII. Check out the commercial below: Brady's still a little mad. But joking aside, it is nice to see that he and Foles ...

It's been nearly seven years since the Philadelphia Eagles won their first Super Bowl title during an improbable run led by backup quarterback Nick Foles. However, all these years later the Super ...

Tom Brady and Nick Foles are forever linked due to their matchup in Super Bowl LII, won by Foles’ Eagles 41-33 over Brady’s Patriots. In that game, Foles famously caught a touchdown pass on ...

Looking for some extra luck, the Eagles announced Friday that Super Bowl LII MVP Nick Foles will serve as the team's honorary captain during the NFC championship game against the Washington ...

With the goal of feeding the excitement of Philadelphia fans heading into Super Bowl LIX, Wawa is partnering with Eagles legend Nick Foles for a pre-game television ad that will run this weekend.

Tom Brady and Nick Foles star in a hilarious No Bull Super Bowl commercial, where Brady jokingly claims Foles got lucky with the Philly Special play. Foles responds with a lighthearted ...

Nick Foles played 11 seasons for six teams, including the Eagles and Bears. Foles has passed for 14,227 yards and 82 touchdowns, earning one Pro Bowl nomination, the Super Bowl MVP, and the ...

Owning the No. 1 seed, Philadelphia relied on Nick Foles to lead them to a title. Foles would do exactly that, as he out-dueled none other than Tom Brady in Super Bowl 52. Foles had 373 passing ...

Tom Brady, often hailed as the NFL's greatest quarterback, candidly expressed his envy towards Nick Foles, the former Philadelphia Eagles signal-caller, during the NFC Championship game.