Jon Runyan News

Ex-Philadelphia Eagle Jon Runyan , a top GOP prospect against Rep. John Adler , will return to the NFL this season.

Former Eagles lineman Jon Runyan announced Tuesday that he will run for Congress after finishing his football career with the San Diego Chargers.

Offensive tackle Jon Runyan will continue his NFL career, this time with the San Diego Chargers.

The NFL is a passing league. If you can't pass, you have no chance. Marc Trestman is a bona fide passing-game guru.

There is much about the Eagles that has remained the same since Andy Reid and Donovan McNabb arrived here 10 years ago - obviously and principally, Reid and McNabb.

I've never been in support of any of their tirades because regardless of some of his shortcomings, he has kept a consistent winning team on the field.

Ocean County Republican Chairman George Gilmore met with ex-Eagles tackle Jon Runyan yesterday, who told him that he is "strongly leaning" toward running.

His team went to the Super Bowl just once and has been a mediocre disappointment ever since.

Eagles cornerback Ellis Hobbs will need neck surgery and his season is over. The team placed him on injured reserve.

New Jersey congressman John Adler told Fox 29 on Monday morning Jon Runyan "is willing to write a big check to help buy an election," but later backed off that claim.

It wasn't supposed to be like this. Not after the Eagles signed Pro Bowl tackle Jason Peters to a four-year, $60.5 million deal that includes $24.4 million in guaranteed money.

Former Philadelphia Eagle Jon Runyan has announced he's considering a run for Congress as a Republican next year.

Jon Runyan, a Carman-Ainsworth grad who went on to become a college and pro football star, is contemplating a career in politics.

Former NFL player Jon Runyan says he's considering running for Congress. In a statement issued Wednesday by the Burlington County Republican Committee, Runyan says he believes the country is being taken in the wrong direction by career politicians.

Jon Runyan, a former offensive tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles, said he is considering a run for Congress against U.S. Rep.

There is a deep bench of potential candidates, but some Republicans have one in mind who could clear the field: Philadelphia Eagles legend Jon Runyan, a Mount Laurel resident.

Donovan McNabb said his leadership skills are the same as they have been for most of his tenure as Philadelphia's quarterback.

Andy Reid looks around the offensive meeting room and sees DeSean Jackson, one of the most explosive players in the NFL.

Quarterback Donovan McNabb will tell you he is still the same. Although he has gotten some praise lately by coach Andy Reid for raising his leadership profile, the 11-year pro says he is just doing what he has always done.

There was a lot of blather yesterday at the NovaCare Complex about how Donovan McNabb has evolved into the vocal leader in the Eagles locker room now that everyone who came before him - Tra Thomas, Jon Runyan, Brian Dawkins, to name a few - is gone.