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What we're talking about after the Eagles' win over the Redskins: **Another day, another concussion.

Having reached his sixth season in the Mile High City, Champ Bailey has now played for the Denver Broncos longer than he did for the Washington Redskins.

Having reached his sixth season in the Mile High City, Champ Bailey has now played for the Denver Broncos longer than he did for the Washington Redskins .

Looks like Brian Westbrook will be back. Again. Westbrook missed training camp and the entire preseason after knee and ankle surgery.

Jeremiah Trotter told his friends this was going to happen. He was going to play in the NFL again - and, specifically, he was going to do it in an Eagles uniform.

Posted by ESPN.com's Matt Mosley Has anyone seen Bobby Taylor lately? Troy Vincent? If you see either guy, tell them the Eagles are trying out old players at the NovaCare complex.

Houston owner Bob McNair denied allegations that he participated in secret meetings to discuss NFL labor talks.

Rookie right tackle Andre Smith has broken his foot during practice, only two days after the No.

1 in something even before the NFL season begins: total value. The Cowboys are worth $1.65 billion, the most of any U.S.-based sports franchise, according to Forbes magazine's annual rankings.

Today: Evgeni Malkin takes the Stanley Cup home in today's gallery. Feds investigating NFLPA Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Investigators were allegedly provided evidence that former NFLPA president Troy Vincent provided the league access to confidential union information.

Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Johnson during the 17-14 win over the Washington Redskins at FedEx Field on December 12, 2004.

This article was originally published in the Daily News on April 1, 2004. Andy Reid isn't all that comfortable acknowledging it, but he knows the Eagles have addressed something potentially more significant than just rushing the passer and catching the football, with the offseason acquisitions of Jevon Kearse and Terrell Owens.

It's Day 1 of ESPN.com's all-decade week -- for this decade. Mike Sando, who spearheaded this summer project, leads us off with the all-decade defense .