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Eagles Notes: Westbrook to miss next three games
Coach Andy Reid confirmed what seemed to be implied in a statement released by Pittsburgh concussion specialists on Wednesday concerning 's immediate future: that the running back is out for the next three games.
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Eagles Settle For FG After 260-Yard Drive
In related news, pulled from their ticker: "Poll: 3.1% of NFL head coaches would go for it on fourth down from their own 28." 2 by Key19 :: Thu, 11/19/2009 - 4:31pm Honestly, the Eagles would probably win a lot of football games if they could put together 53 minute drives consistently.
Eagles Notebook: Reid says Eagles' penalty situation has gotten 'ridiculous'
Andy Reid doesn't throw around words like "ridiculous" every day. So when the coach, asked about being fourth in the league in penalty yardage assessed, reached deep into his bag of press conference responses, right past "I have to do a better job putting the players in position to make plays," and "everyone has a little piece of the pie," to "It's ...
Dungy takes charge of player advisory group
Tony Dungy is taking a lead role in improving communication between the NFL and its players.
Retired Giants defensive end Strahan talks about Westbrook's situation
The latter terrifies Strahan, who said he has never suffered a concussion. "I'm hard-headed," he joked.
Why do the Eagles struggle in close games?
THE NUMBERS HAVE tumbled, like water over the rocks. Not much more than a year ago, it was possible to write a column about how the notion that Donovan McNabb and the Eagles couldn't win a close game at the end was really an unfair rap.
13 linked to Monroeville-based drug ring facing charges
Julius Lamar Robinson, Julian Christ Barrett and Tijuan Clarke are led from the Monroeville police department to vehicles after being arrested for their alleged roles in a $2.2 million cocaine ring.
Chargers keep Eagles' DeSean Jackson under control
You would never know the guy had come home and notched a career high in catches.
Ashley Fox: Red zone more like red light
Ashley Fox tweeted during the Eagles ' 31-23 loss to the Chargers yesterday. Here's a sampling.
Chargers beat Eagles 31-23, claim tie for 1st in AFC West
LaDainian Tomlinson isn't finished yet and neither is the AFC West race. Tomlinson scored twice to continue his climb up the career rushing and scoring lists, and the San Diego Chargers beat the Philadelphia Eagles 31-23 on Sunday to pull into a tie atop the AFC West with the slumping Denver Broncos.
Eagletarian: Westbrook has treatment for swelling in ankle
Brian Westbrook had treatment for swelling in his ankle Friday, but coach Andy Reid said the reason he did not play against Dallas on Sunday night was strictly because of headaches.
Vick comes to SD to play, but refuses to visit former dog
The Chargers host the Philadelphia Eagles this weekend, and that means Michael Vick is coming to San Diego.
Jason Babin: Tony Romo would have had nightmares of the Eagles' defensive end in his sleep this morning if he still wasn't having nightmares about T.O. Babin was a big key behind the Eagles' defensive effort, which overall, wasn't too shabby.
A Flawed System Means a Bad Draw for Michael Vick
It's been over two years since Michael Vick was placed in jail by a federal jury on dogfighting charges.
After expressing unhappiness about his role in the Eagles' offense following Sunday's 20-14 loss to Dallas, Michael Vick decided to clarify his comments Wednesday.
Westbrook's injury curtails Wildcat
No need to call in the authorities, but the Wildcat appears to be in danger of extinction in Philadelphia.
Bills safety would welcome having Michael Vick in Buffalo
Bills safety would welcome having Michael Vick in Buffalo >> Confident Vick can regain his once-dynamic form, the Bills safety said yesterday he would encourage his team to pursue Vick if the Philadelphia Eagles -- who hold a $5.2-million US option on the backup quarterback next season -- decide to release Vick in the off-season. Read Full Story at ...
A Falcons player gets on the good side of PETA
Here's a change in Atlanta: A Falcons player showing some love for animals. Providing quite a contrast to Michael Vick's gruesome dogfighting operation, tight end Tony Gonzalez and his wife, October, posed in the nude for an anti-fur advertisement from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals.
Buffalo Bills Fans, Tony Dungy Has Set You Free
You know a football team is bad when they have a bye week and the team still finds a way to anger fans.
If the Eagles are going to rebound from Sunday night's loss and bring some stability to their hot-and-cold offense in the second half of their season, they'll have to get the ball in the hands of their top playmaker more consistently.
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