Eric Allen, the former Eagles All-Pro cornerback, elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame
Eric Allen, 59, spent seven seasons in Philadelphia after being drafted in 1988 by the Eagles in the second round. He made an immediate impact, tallying five interceptions as a rookie and another eight in 1989, earning the first of his six Pro Bowl nods as well as an All-Pro selection.
Reuben Frank explains what made Eric Allen such a uniquely talented player. The Eagles cornerback was finally elected to the Hall of Fame after 19 years on the ballot.Eagle Eye: Roob breaks down what ...
Rob Allen is the founder of Swipe Tribe, where he shows people how to make a living as a writer even if you flunked english or think writing feels like pulling teeth (yes, you really can).
Notes to know on the Raiders' opponents for the upcoming season. Graham entra a su temporada número 17 en la NFL y su cuarta como coordinador defensivo de los Plata y Negro. Watch the best ...
Allen was inducted into the Eagles Hall of Fame in 2011. Other finalists include DE Jared Allen, OT Willie Anderson, Former Ravens Terrell Suggs, and Marshal Yanda.
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