The Philadelphia Eagles had a rollercoaster season in 2019 and fans will get to see a behind the scenes perspective of the season in the near future. After being eliminated in the Wild Card Round, Philadelphia is set to be featured on Amazon's “All or Nothing”.

The “All or Nothing” documentary series is an annual feature for Amazon that follows an NFL team during the regular season and playoffs. Provided that, the Eagles will become the fifth team in the NFL to be involved in the series.

The previous seasons followed the Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, Dallas Cowboys, and Carolina Panthers. The Panthers were last year's team that was under the spotlight of Amazon Prime members.

As for Philadelphia, their 2019 season was littered with plenty of injuries and dismal moments. On the other hand, the Eagles also had positive events that took place. Without a doubt, winning the NFC East and making the postseason despite being shorthanded was the highlight of the season.

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Throughout the regular season, Philadelphia witnessed DeSean Jackson, Alshon Jeffery, Malik Jackson, Jordan Howard, and others miss time with injuries. Then, in the postseason, the Eagles would lose Carson Wentz in the Wild Card Round after taking a hit to the head.

Considering the circumstances, even making the playoffs can be called a success for the Eagles this season. At one point, Wentz was throwing passes to Greg Ward as his No. 1 wide receiver.

Without a doubt, Philadelphia had arguably the most interesting season for a team in the NFL. Luckily for the avid football fan, everyone can see what happened behind closed doors in February when they are featured on “All or Nothing”.

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