Steven Means

Chip Kelly heads back to college football ... in a television role

Former Oregon coach Chip Kelly is joining ESPN. The network announced Friday that Kelly would serve as an analyst for its college football coverage in 2017. Per ESPN, Kelly will serve as a studio analyst for pregame, halftime and postgame coverage on ESPN2.

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  Ex-49ers coach Chip Kelly finds a job

  MercuryNews.com
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  Chip Kelly signs multiyear deal with ESPN

  USA Today

Jordan Matthews, Carson Wentz went on mission trip to Haiti

Let's get to the Philadelphia Eagles links ... Five most impressive players from Eagles OTA practice - BGN A few playing worth getting excited about. Eagles rookie DE Derek Barnett trying to widen his pass rush repertoire - PhillyVoice "I have been trying to improve (my inside moves)," Barnett said after the practice. "With the spin, I’ve been trying to be more patient with it. In college, I was too antsy, and trying to do it too early. I have to make sure I’m more patient with it, selling my up-field move better before I spin. Lane did a good job staying square, so I really have to try to wait until the last minute. The CB Mystery - Iggles Blitz Mills has a solid combination of size and athleticism,

Leroux returns to USWNT for first time since pregnancy for Sweden, Norway friendlies

Sydney Leroux has returned to the U.S. women's national team for the first time since her pregnancy, joining the fold for next month's friendlies in Norway and Sweden. The FC Kansas City star, who hasn't played for the U.S. since October 2015, joins