Tracy White News

Although it is sure to change throughout the week, Andy Reid did not rule out any of his active players for Sunday night's tilt at the Giants -- not even Kevin Curtis.

Tracy White has certainly been making the best of his time on the field. White, an Eagles linebacker and special teams player, always seems to be around the football.

The Eagles have risen to a second-place tie with the Ravens for most penalties in the NFL this season.

Andy Reid still hasn't mentioned the word concussion when talking about offensive tackle Jason Peters .

Another entertaining leave-it-til-the-fourth-quarter double-you for the Birds this week.

'S injury and then reinjury 3 weeks later have helped make concussions the NFL 's hottest-button topic, dramatically magnifying the scrutiny teams undergo in determining when players can again risk contact.

Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid claims he never thinks about how the rash of injuries his team has sustained affects its depth.

Forgive me for stating the obvious, but the Washington Redskins are a tough, talented, deep and horribly underestimated team.

Brent Celek , the starting tight end, has a sprained thumb that seemed to be a real problem for him during the Eagles ' 27-24 win over the Washington Redskins .

WHAT'S THAT? DeSean Jackson might not play this week because of a concussion? Well, guess it's time for the Eagles to see what Brandon Gib ... oh, yeah.

Backup linebacker Tracy White lets loose with a war whoop after sticking the Redskins for a loss in the third quarter.

OFFENSE: Though the offense was up and down all game, it went 90 yards to tie the game and 66 to win it.

Donovan McNabb and the Eagles found a way to pull out a close win. They also hurt the Bears in the process.

Greg Olsen lays on the ground after the Eagles' Sean Jones intercepted a pass late in the 4th quarter.

Tracy White #54 of the Philadelphia Eagles sacks quarterback Jason Campbell #17 of the Washington Redskins during the first quarter of the game at FedEx Field October 26, 2009 in Landover, Maryland.

Jason Avant tumbles into the end zone for the Philadelphia Eagles. They call it parity, but the National Football League is really two or three very good teams, three or four extremely bad ones and a gaggle in between.

In Chicago, the names on the uniforms change like the winds off Lake Michigan, and the quarterback is different nearly every season.

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 ...

THE SAN DIEGO game was the first time all season the Eagles' defense was unable to force a turnover, a situation that had something to do with Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers and maybe even more to do with all the guys playing unfamiliar roles, filling injury gaps.

The Eagles' offensive line shuffle continues. Todd Herremans will start at left tackle today against the Chargers for the first time since his rookie season of 2005 in place of Jason Peters , who's out with an ankle sprain.