The Greatest Eagles Of All Time

BILL BERGEY
LB
CAREER: 1974-80
KEY STAT: Named to Pro Bowl four times
THE DEFENSIVE LEADER and middle linebacker for the Eagles team that played in Super Bowl XV, Bergey was a force all over the field, making 18 interceptions as well as averaging close to 13 tackles per game in his seven seasons in Philadelphia.

BOB BROWN
T
CAREER: 1964-68
KEY STATS: Three Pro Bowls, five-time All-Pro
AN IMPOSING 6'4", 280-pound tackle, Boomer pounded Eagles opponents into submission for five All-Pro seasons. Among his many honors was being selected to the NFL's All-Decade Team of the 1960s and inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in '04.

ALEX WOJCIECHOWICZ
LB
CAREER: 1946-50
KEY STAT: Pro Football Hall of Fame ('68)
ONE OF Fordham's legendary Seven Blocks of Granite, Wojciechowicz was a 60-minute man for the Lions before he joined the Eagles in 1946 exclusively as a defender and became a focal point of the '48 and '49 championship squads.

TOMMY McDONALD
WR
CAREER: 1957-63
KEY STATS: 287 catches, 5,499 yards, 67 TDs
HIS PHYSICAL stature could be described as diminutive, but when it came to fire and tenacity, nobody played larger than this 5'9", 176-pond flanker. One of every 4.3 of his catches in seven years as an Eagle resulted in a touchdown.

RANDALL CUNNINGHAM
QB
CAREER: 1985-95
KEY STATS: 22,877 yards passing, 4,482 rushing, 182 total TDs
DYNAMIC, CREATIVE and exciting are the best words to describe Cunningham's 11 years as an Eagle. Three-times the Maxwell club's player of the year, he had more than 4,000 passing and rushing yards in a season three times, and retired in '01 as the NFL's alltime leading rusher among quarterbacks.

BRIAN DAWKINS
S
CAREER: 1996-
KEY STATS: 32 INTs, 18 sacks
FEW PLAYERS are more of a lock to make the Pro Football Hall of Fame than this six-time Pro Bowler, who was drafted in the second round by the Eagles in '96. A ferocious hitter at 6 feet and 210 pounds, Dawkins also has the speed to blitz any quarterback as well as cover any receiver.

REGGIE WHITE
DE
CAREER: 1985-92
KEY STATS: 124 total sacks, 21 sacks in 1987
HE WAS one of the kindest players in NFL history off the field, but few men were more feared on the gridiron than White, the key to Buddy Ryan's 46 scheme. For eight seasons in green, White turned opposing QBs yellow, racking up 124 sacks, 471� more than any other Eagle.

WILBERT MONTGOMERY
RB
CAREER: 1977-84
KEY STATS: 1,465 carries, 6,538 yards

JERRY SISEMORE
T
CAREER: 1973-84
KEY STAT: 156 games (127 consecutive)
FOR 107 GAMES over eight seasons Wilbert Montgomery was the motor that made the Eagles' offense go. He ran for more than 1,000 yards three times and remains Philadelphia's career leader in carries and rushing yards; many of those yards were gained with the superb tackle Jerry Sisemore (76, above right) leading the way.

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