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The Eagles coach once owned Washington, sort of the way the Phillies have dominated the Dodgers of late.

Donovan McNabb was sacked six times last week against the Raiders. There was the 12-sack catastrophe at Giants Stadium in 2007.

Are we right to be so suspicious of last night's Eagles win over the Redskins? The Birds beat a divisional opponent on the road by 10 points.

There is plenty of drama going with the Philadelphia Eagles, but the local frenzy over the Phillies has put the Birds on the back burner.

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson is picked up by teammates Jason Avant, left, and Jason Peters after scoring in the first quarter on Monday night.

Asante Samuel smiled from ear to ear. "I work hard on my tackling every day," the Eagles' All-Pro cornerback said while he beamed.

The NFL has more truly pathetic teams this season than in recent memory and, don't look now, the Eagles are actually able to beat some of them.

This seems like an obvious move to make. The Eagles o-line is pretty much made out of Swiss cheese.

CABLE'S HOOK-UP Credit the Raiders' coaching staff for cooking up the right recipe: relentless defensive pressure and conservative offensive play-calling. Tom Cable took pressure off JaMarcus Russell with a variety of short screens and dump-offs against the Eagles' blitz.

It may not seem like it to most people, but the Philadelphia Eaglesa TM Monday night game against the Washington Redskins is a big one.

If there is one thing everyone should have learned over the years about trying to figure out the Philadelphia Eagles under Andy Reid, it is that nobody can figure them out.

Andy Reid was not in the mood for many questions today, making a quick statement and then heading out of his press conference with an "Ok, we're done here" following the Eagles' 13-9 loss to the lowly Raiders.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley On Friday, Eagles offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg told reporters that he thought guard Todd Herremans could play a full 60 minutes against the Redskins.

Brandon and Mike Gibson have almost nothing in common besides a last name...nothing, that is, except the fact that theya TMre now both ex-Eagles. Brandon was traded to the St.

Not a great start. Jason Peters has left the field on a cart with a left knee injury.

The exasperating puzzle that has become the Eagles' offensive line appeared to become even more confounding in that still-indigestible loss at Oakland last Sunday.

There are happier rooms in the waiting area at the IRS audit departdent than there were in the visitors' locker room at the Oakland-Alameda County Stadium yesterday afternoon.

Eagles coach Andy Reid said today that middle linebacker Omar Gaither is likely through for the season after suffering a Lisfranc foot injury in last Sunday's 13-9 loss at Oakland.

When the Eagles signed Michael Vick in August, there were those who bought into coach Andy Reid's assessment that Vick could be used advantageously in the offense and others who were skeptical.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley In the aftermath of Sunday's embarrassing loss to the Raiders, there was a little bit of good news.

After being beat up at the line of scrimmage and ultimately embarrassed on the scoreboard, the Eagles are back at the drawing board, hoping to fix the fundamental breakdowns that included missed blocks and tackles in a 13-9 road loss to the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.

It wasn't rust or age or a balky knee, Jeremiah Trotter said. Just a well-designed, well-executed play fake.

"[DE] Victor Abiamiri has a knee sprain and that's a day-to-day situation. It's the same knee he's done before; we'll see how it goes here this week.

The morning after an embarrassing 13-9 loss to the offensive inept Oakland Raiders, Eagles coach revealed positive news that starting left tackle Jason Peters has a knee and ankle sprain and will likely play in next Monday night's NFC East showdown against the Washington Redskins in Landover, Md.

Both the Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles lost key players midway through the first quarter of their game Sunday.

Unlike previous weeks, it was the defense that hurt the Eagles in terms of penatlies against the Bucs.

It was like one of those one-on-one drills they run countless times at training camp: wide receiver lines up opposite cornerback - may the best man win.

On paper, Tampa Bay is a big underdog against the Philadelphia Eagles today. But the Bucs have a few reasons to hope for a big upset.

The three-guard rotation on game day, unprecedented for the Eagles since Andy Reid took over in 1999, apparently will continue indefinitely.