Robert S. Lyons (1939-2013) was the author of On Any Given Sunday: A Life of Bert Bell and Palestra Pandemonium: A History of the Big Five (both Temple).

"[A] masterwork . . . vastly entertaining . . . the most readable history of the team ever done."--Philadelphia Inquirer

"Ray Didinger has spent more than five decades telling the story of the Philadelphia Eagles and bringing our team into the homes of Eagles fans everywhere. . . . Ray is a consummate professional who analyzes the game with tremendous passion and thoughtfulness. He has been an influential voice on the Eagles Hall of Fame selection committee, providing valuable insight and historical perspective for many years."--Jeffrey Lurie, Chairman and CEO of the Philadelphia Eagles

"Nobody has done a better job of bringing the history of the Philadelphia Eagles into the homes of our fans than Ray Didinger. His intimate knowledge of our team and the game of football is on full display in The Eagles Encyclopedia: Champions II. Without a doubt, it belongs on the bookshelves of every Eagles fan." --Howie Roseman, Executive Vice President and General Manager of the Philadelphia Eagles

"When TV cameras discovered A. J. Brown reading my book Inner Excellence on the sidelines, the world was captivated. A. J. was being true to himself, not attached to what others might think. The same could be said for Philadelphia's sports fans! In The Eagles Encyclopedia: Champions II, author Ray Didinger explains how Eagles fans' passion powered the drive to victory in Super Bowl LIX." --Jim Murphy, Performance Coach and author of the bestselling Inner Excellence