The man who gave the Eagles' defensive coordinator his first job in professional football more that 40 years ago can't stop talking about how good Fangio is at his job.

The Eagles' quest to return to the Super Bowl will unquestionably be tough, but what's the path of least resistance?

The Philadelphia Eagles have been one of the best teams in football all season to this point. Philadelphia was 2-2 to begin the year before its bye week but then went on a 12-1 run to finish the season.

ESPN released its projections for who will win the Super Bowl and the Eagles are a longshot to hoist the Lombardi Trophy.

If the Philadelphia Eagles were going to restore themselves as Super Bowl contenders, it was going to require new blood. Keegan wasn’t yet an Eagle when the overhaul began a year ago. The lineman was still relishing Michigan’s national championship parade when Philadelphia’s meltdown mercifully reached its end.

The Eagles capped off a 14-3 campaign with a 20-13 win over the New York Giants that featured an impressive performance from Tanner McKee. The Birds, however, have their eyes set on bigger and better things than an essentially meaningless Week 18 win.

The Rams offense, led by offensive coordinator Mike Martz, was nicknamed “The Greatest Show on Turf” because it set NFL scoring records. Even though St. Louis entered the season with 150/1 odds to win it all, they had a relatively easy path to the Super Bowl.

Oddsmakers have five teams with odds of +650 or better, while the AFC South champions and fourth-seeded Texans bring up the rear with their 100/1 odds.

Where are the Eagles? It’s finally playoff time. The Eagles are among the top teams in the playoff field, earning the No. 2 seed in the NFC thanks to their 14-3 record. But where exactly do they rank in terms of Super Bowl odds?