Philadelphia Eagles rookie Uar Bernard believes Nigeria is filled with athletes capable of reaching the NFL, and wants the league to do more to create pathways for these young players to be discovered ...

In the summer of 2022, a sheepish teenager with a backpack walked into Moshood Abiola National Stadium in Abuja, Nigeria. He was there for a basketball camp, but his physique looked like that of an ...

Uar Bernard is thousands of miles away from Nigeria as he embarks on an improbable journey to learn American football as its highest level. So he’s making Philly his home. And while the 21-year-old ...

The fledgling Eagles’ International Pathway Program hopeful, with physical gifts rarely seen even in a league often defined by genetic freaks, is literally starting his career from square one.

Ukrinform’s new special project, “Battle-Tested,” puts the weapons trusted by Ukrainian defenders to the test. The film crew visited the fighters of the “Rubizh” Brigade to get a closer look at the ...

Uar Bernard hasn't been out in the city of Philadelphia. He has no time for that. Bernard is been focused on football, learning his playbook and helping his teammates out. That's why he's in ...

Bill Parcells once called the City of Brotherly Love a "Banana Republic." Emmitt Smith famously joked that this beautiful city had "no love for the brothers." Then again, we're talking about members ...

Uar Bernard has been in Philadelphia — a world away from his small village in Nigeria — for nearly seven weeks now. He visits restaurants, goes sightseeing, and even took in a Sixers playoff game. But ...

That was Jordan Mailata’s first impression of Eagles rookie defensive tackle Uar Bernard when Mailata watched Bernard work out during the pre-draft process with other international pathway prospects.

PHILADELPHIA — When Philadelphia Eagles offensive tackle Jordan Mailata met with reporters during organized team activities, he said two rookies are “not of this planet.” The first one was Miami ...