1994 Philadelphia Eagles season
Head Coach Rich Kotite
Home Field
Results
Record 7–9
Place 4th NFC East
Playoff Finish did not qualify
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The 1994 Philadelphia Eagles seasonleague . On May 6, 1994, the NFL approved the transfer of majority interest in the club from Norman Braman to Jeffrey Lurie.[1] previous output of 8–8, winning only seven games[2]
Off Season [ ] NFL Draft [ ] The 1994 NFL Draft was held April 24–25, 1994 . The league also held a supplemental draft after the regular draft and before the regular season. This was the first draft in which the rounds were reduced to seven in total.
Player Selections [ ] Regular Season [ ] Schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 4, 1994
at New York Giants
L 28–23
76,130
2
September 12, 1994
Chicago Bears
W 30–22
64,890
3
September 18, 1994
Green Bay Packers
W 13–7
63,922
4
Bye
5
October 2, 1994
at San Francisco 49ers
W 40–8
64,843
6
October 9, 1994
Washington Redskins
W 21–17
63,947
7
October 16, 1994
at Dallas Cowboys
L 24–13
64,703
8
October 24, 1994
Houston Oilers
W 21–6
65,233
9
October 30, 1994
at Washington Redskins
W 31–29
53,530
10
November 6, 1994
Arizona Cardinals
W 17–7
64,952
11
November 13, 1994
Cleveland Browns
L 26–7
65,233
12
November 20, 1994
at Arizona Cardinals
L 12–6
62,779
13
November 27, 1994
at Atlanta Falcons
L 28–21
60,008
14
December 4, 1994
Dallas Cowboys
L 31–19
65,974
15
December 11, 1994
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 14–3
55,474
16
December 18, 1994
New York Giants
L 16–13
64,540
17
December 24, 1994
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 33–30
39,923
Game Recaps [ ] Week 16 [ ] Saturday, December 24, 1994 Kickoff 1:00 PM Eastern
Played at Riverfront Stadium on an AstroTurf playing surface in 38F degrees with a 12 MPH wind
1 2 3 4 Final
Philadelphia Eagles (7–9)
3
17
7
3
30
Cincinnati Bengals (3–13)
7
3
10
13
33
SCORING PLAYS PHIL CIN TIME
1st
Bengals
Carl Pickens 14 yard pass from Jeff Blake (Doug Pelfrey kick)0
7
Eagles
Eddie Murray 34 yard field goal
3
7
2nd
Bengals
Doug Pelfrey 18 yard field goal
3
10
Eagles
Herschel Walker 94 yard kickoff return (Eddie Murray kick)
10
10
Eagles
James Joseph 7 yard pass from Bubby Brister (Eddie Murray kick)
17
10
Eagles
Eddie Murray 23 yard field goal
20
10
3rd
Eagles
Mike Zordich 18 yard interception return (Eddie Murray kick)
27
10
Bengals
Harold Green 5 yard rush (Doug Pelfrey kick)
27
17
Bengals
Doug Pelfrey 36 yard field goal
27
20
4th
Eagles
Eddie Murray 35 yard field goal
30
20
Bengals
Tony McGee 8 yard pass from Jeff Blake (Doug Pelfrey kick)
30
27
Bengals
Doug Pelfrey 22 yard field goal
30
30
Bengal
Doug Pelfrey 54 yard field goal
30
33
Standings [ ] [4]
1994 Playoffs [ ] With a record of 7 and 9, and despite starting the season at 7 and 2, the Eagles failed to make the 1994 NFL Playoffs .
Roster [ ] + After name = 1st-team All-Pro
NO.
Player
AGE
POS
GP
GS
WT
HT
YRS
College
72
David Alexander
30
C-G-T
16
16
275
6–3
7
Tulsa
21
Eric Allen*
29
DB
16
16
184
6–2
6
Arizona State
82
Victor Bailey
24
WR
16
0
196
6–2
1
Missouri,Texas-El Paso
4
Bryan Barker
30
P
11
*
202
6–1
4
Santa Clara
86
Fred Barnett
28
WR
16
16
204
6–0
4
Arkansas State
84
Mark Bavaro
31
TE
12
11
245
6–4
9
Notre Dame
17
Mitch Berger
22
P
5
0
220
6–4
Rookie
Colorado
6
Bubby Brister
32
QB
7
2
205
6–3
8
La-Monroe,Tulane
12
Randall Cunningham
31
QB
14
14
212
6–4
9
UNLV
78
Antone Davis
27
T-G
16
14
330
6–4
3
Tennessee
56
Byron Evans
30
LB
10
10
235
6–2
7
Arizona
96
Mike Flores
28
DE
15
2
256
6–3
3
Louisville
23
Derrick Frazier
24
DB
12
0
178
5–11
Rookie
Texas A&M
95
William Fuller*
32
DE
16
16
271
6–3
8
North Carolina
25
Charlie Garner
22
RB
10
8
190
5–10
Rookie
Tennessee
69
Burt Grossman
27
DE
14
2
270
6–4
5
Pittsburgh
54
Britt Hager
28
LB
16
5
231
6–1
5
Texas
91
Andy Harmon
25
DT-DE
16
16
272
6–4
3
Kent State
45
Vaughn Hebron
24
RB
16
1
195
5–8
1
Virginia Tech
73
Lester Holmes
25
G
16
16
315
6–4
1
Jackson State
66
John Hudson
26
G-C
16
0
270
6–2
3
Auburn
26
Al Jackson
23
DB
11
0
182
6–0
Rookie
Georgia
47
Greg Jackson
28
DB
16
16
217
6–1
5
LSU
98
Tommy Jeter
25
DT
14
0
285
6–5
2
Texas
87
Maurice Johnson
27
TE
16
10
242
6–2
3
Temple
52
Vaughan Johnson
32
LB
4
0
235
6–3
8
North Carolina State
32
James Joseph
27
RB
14
6
222
6–2
3
Auburn
68
Tom McHale
31
G
13
2
290
6–4
7
Cornell,Maryland
29
Mark McMillian
24
DB
16
16
15
5–7
2
Alabama
38
Rich Miano
32
DB
16
0
200
6–1
9
Hawaii
3
Eddie Murray
38
K
16
0
177
5–10
14
Tulane
31
Brian O'Neal
24
FB
14
0
233
6–0
Rookie
Penn State
58
Derrick Oden
24
LB
11
0
230
5–11
1
Alabama
63
Joe Panos
23
G-C
16
2
300
6–3
Rookie
Wisconsin
90
William Perry
32
DT-DE
16
16
325
6–2
9
Clemson
42
Mike Reid
24
DB
3
0
218
6–1
1
North Carolina State
94
Leonard Renfro
24
DT
9
0
291
6–2
1
Colorado
53
Bill Romanowski
28
LB
16
15
245
6–4
6
Boston College
55
Ken Rose
32
LB
16
0
215
6–1
7
UNLV
75
Rob Selby
27
G-T
2
0
290
6–4
3
Auburn
30
Otis Smith
29
DB
16
2
198
5–11
3
Missouri,Southern
85
Jeff Sydner
25
WR
16
0
177
5–6
2
Hawaii
51
William Thomas
26
LB
16
16
223
6–2
3
Texas A&M
76
Broderick Thompson
34
T-G
14
14
295
6–5
9
Kansas
93
Greg Townsend
33
DE-LB-DT-NT
16
12
264
6–3
11
TCU
34
Herschel Walker
32
RB
16
14
225
6–1
8
Georgia
14
Jeff Wilkins
22
K
6
0
205
6–2
Rookie
Youngstown State
74
Bernard Williams
22
T
16
16
317
6–8
Rookie
Georgia
89
Calvin Williams
27
WR
16
14
187
5–11
4
Purdue
57
Marc Woodard
24
LB
16
0
238
6–0
Rookie
Mississippi State
27
Eric Zomalt
22
DB
12
0
201
5–11
Rookie
California
36
Mike Zordich
31
DB
16
16
207
6–1
7
Penn State
Post Season [ ] Shortly after the season ended Head coach Rich Kotite was fired. There was rumors that the Eagles new owner, Jeffrey Lurie would not keep him on as coach. His fate was sealed when after a 7 and 2 start the Eagles lost the last 7 games off the season and missed the playoffs.
During the few weeks the Eagles would interview outside the organization for a replacement. They had to wait to until the Super Bowl was played to talk to candidates from the teams in the playoffs. Less than a week after Super Bowl XXIX won by the San Francisco 49ers the Eagles hired their Defensive Coordinator, Ray Rhodes .
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