Tragedy Touches Bills Community as Beloved Field Reporter Passes Away at 39, Josh Allen Quietly Steps Forward to Support Grieving Family

Philadelphia — December 2025 The Philadelphia Eagles organization and the broader NFL community are mourning the passing of a longtime Eagles field reporter, who passed away at the age of 39 following a tragic incident at her home. She leaves behind a 3-year-old child and a legacy defined by professionalism, compassion, and more than a decade of dedicated coverage in Philadelphia. For more than ten years, she was a familiar and trusted presence around the Eagles. From training camp heat to emotionally charged game days, she did more than deliver updates — she told stories that connected players and fans, capturing the human side of football with care and integrity. Her calm demeanor and respect for the game earned her admiration throughout the Eagles organization and across the league. Authorities confirmed her passing earlier this week. While details remain under investigation, officials stated that her young child was found safe. Though physically unharmed, the child now faces a future without a devoted mother whose love and commitment shaped every aspect of her life.   We are absolutely heartbroken to share this news. We have confirmed former WBRC sports reporter Christina Chambers is one of the two people found dead in a Hoover home Tuesday morning. 💔 Please keep their family and your WBRC family in your thoughts as we navigate this loss.… pic.twitter.com/65s2dIAGes — WBRC 6 News (@WBRCnews) December 16, 2025 News of her passing sent shockwaves through Eagles Nation. Tributes poured in from fellow journalists, former players, team staff, and fans who remembered her not only for her professionalism, but for her warmth, kindness, and unwavering empathy. Messages of remembrance and support quickly filled social media, alongside renewed calls for compassion and awareness. Among those most deeply affected was Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts, the face of the franchise and a respected leader inside the locker room. According to sources close to the situation, Hurts quietly reached out to the family shortly after learning of the tragedy, personally offering condolences and support. He also donated $100,000 to help cover medical expenses, funeral costs, and long-term needs for the child. “This is bigger than football,” Hurts said in a brief statement. “She gave so much of herself to this team and this city. If we have the ability to help her family during a time like this, then that’s what we’re supposed to do.” Hurts’ gesture resonated deeply within the Eagles organization. Teammates and staff described it as a reflection of the humility, leadership, and accountability that define him beyond the field. It also underscored the sense of unity that exists within the Eagles community — a family that extends far beyond game day. The Eagles released a statement honoring her as “a cherished member of the Eagles family,” whose voice and presence will be deeply missed. The organization also reaffirmed its commitment to supporting initiatives that provide resources and protection for families facing similar hardships. Her passing is a sobering reminder that tragedy can exist even behind the brightest lights of professional sports. As fans mourn the loss of a talented journalist and devoted mother, many hope her story will inspire deeper conversations about compassion, support, and prevention. She will be remembered not only for the stories she told, but for the humanity she brought to the game. And in the days ahead, Eagles Nation — alongside Jalen Hurts — continues to grieve, remember, and stand beside the family she leaves behind.