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Adult entertainment company CamSoda is offering the City of Philadelphia 1,540 gallons of Cheez Whiz-infused lubricant to help prevent Eagles fans from climbing light and utility poles after the Super Bowl. Photo courtesy of CamSoda Adult entertainment company CamSoda is offering the City of Philadelphia 1,540 gallons of Cheez Whiz-infused lubricant to help prevent Eagles fans from climbing light and utility poles after the Super Bowl. Photo courtesy of CamSoda Feb. 9 (UPI) -- An adult entertainment company is offering the city of Philadelphia 1,540 gallons of Cheez Whiz-infused lubricant to prevent Eagles fans from climbing poles after the Super...

PHILADELPHIA - Freddie Mitchell has talked his way out of Philadelphia. In a move that was no surprise, the Eagles released Mitchell on Friday, cutting ties with the wide receiver after four seasons where he never lived up to his promise as a first-round pick. "We appreciate everything Freddie has contributed to the Eagles organization over the last four years," coach Andy Reid said. "By releasing him now, it gives him the opportunity for a new start with another team in the NFL." Mitchell, picked in the first round out of UCLA in 2001, made more news off the field...

Supporters from North, South Carolina look forward to big game By ELLYDE ROKO Staff Writer North or South? Either one. Panthers or Eagles? Careful what you say. For the NFC Championship game Sunday night, it didn’t matter if you were from North or South Carolina. As long as you were a Carolina fan. At Bailey’s Sports Grille, fans gathered to watch the game. While some people continued playing pool or chatting once the game began, the die-hard Panthers fans congregated in a back room. Their ringleaders, Irmo resident Lance Wright and Charlotte resident Perry Jackson, reserve the room with side-by-side...

Posted on Sun, Dec. 07, 2003 Buckhalter's romp make it a routBy Aaron KnoxPhilly.com Staff Correll Buckhalter turned a convincing Eagles' performance into a bona fide blowout today when he scored on a 64-yard run with 1:47 to play, giving the Eagles a 36-10 victory over the Dallas Cowboys at Lincoln Financial Field. The Eagles (10-3) outscored the Cowboys 26-0 in the second half to take control of the NFC East and remain in the hunt for homefield advantage throughout the playoffs. "I thought our team took a different approach in the second half, more matter-of-fact," Eagles coach Andy...

NFC Playoff Matchups CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (Jan. 19) Sunday, Jan. 19 — 3 p.m. ET: No. 2 Buccaneers at No. 1 Eagles, on FOX AFC Playoff Matchups CHAMPIONSHIP GAME (Jan. 19) Sunday, Jan. 19 — 6:30 p.m. ET: No. 2 Titans at No. 1 Raiders