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Donovan McNabb was knocked out of Sunday's game in the second quarter against Miami with a sprained right ankle, nearly a full year after the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback ended his season with a torn knee ligament. Complete Story...
Knocking out Donovan McNabb couldn't help the Miami Dolphins win a game. Backup quarterback A.J. Feeley led a pair of second-half scoring drives, Brian Westbrook had a career-best 148 yards rushing and the Philadelphia Eagles beat Miami 17-7 on Sunday, dropping the Dolphins to 0-10.
Don't bury the Philadelphia Eagles just yet. Not as long as Donovan McNabb and Brian Westbrook are producing.
In a Nov. 2 story about Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid's plan to stay on the job despite his sons' legal problems, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Seattle Seahawks coach Mike Holmgren disagreed with his longtime friend's decision.
Washington Redskins safety LaRon Landry and Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle LaJuan Ramsey were fined one game check each Monday by the NFL for unnecessary roughness for hits with the helmet.
Andy Reid is digging in. The Philadelphia Eagles coach insisted he will not resign Friday, a day after a judge sentenced Reid's two sons to prison and likened his home to a "drug emporium." Asked whether he intended to stay on the job, a steely-eyed Reid delivered a stern, one-word answer: "Yes."
Andy Reid is digging in. The Philadelphia Eagles coach insisted he will not resign Friday, a day after a judge sentenced Reid's two sons to prison and likened his home to a "drug emporium."
Andy Reid hopes his prison-bound sons can "live a normal life down the road," but the Eagles coach withheld comment Friday of a judge's criticism that his household was a "drug emporium."
Don't count out the Bears quite yet. Desperately needing a victory to stay in the NFC hunt, Chicago's Brian Griese connected with Muhsin Muhammad for 15-yard touchdown pass with 9 seconds left to lift the Bears to a 19-16 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday night.
It didn't matter that the New York Jets changed their uniforms. The Philadelphia Eagles still figured out a way to beat them.
The two adult sons of Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid are involved in negotiations that could preclude trials on drug, assault and traffic charges.
The 21-year-old son of Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid was charged Tuesday with drug and weapon offenses stemming from an incident in which he is accused of pointing a gun at another motorist.
Who needs Mardi Gras when you're one game from the Super Bowl? Deuce McAllister and rookie sensation Reggie Bush gave this battered city a reason to throw itself a party, carrying the New Orleans Saints where they've never been before — one game from the Super Bowl.
Tara Chauffe understands she'll have some competition on her wedding day. She's getting married in New Orleans Saturday evening, the same time the Saints will be playing the Philadelphia Eagles in the Superdome. Chauffe says she's already had a dozen guests who've canceled because of the playoff game.
Some players watched the snap. Others focused on the hold. Few saw the kick. The reaction of the fans let them know everything went smoothly on this one.
Koy Detmer returned to the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday to provide insurance at quarterback going into the playoffs.
The Philadelphia Eagles got their bye a week early. Thanks to the Detroit Lions, Jeff Garcia and the rest of Philadelphia's starters rested up for the playoffs while the backups finished off a remarkable late-season run with a 24-17 victory over Atlanta on Sunday.
Donovan McNabb was preparing for season-ending surgery, Jevon Kearse already was out, the defense was awful and the losses were piling up. A month ago, the Philadelphia Eagles seemed headed toward a disastrous finish after a promising start. Now, they're going to the playoffs and no team in the NFC is playing better.
Jeff Garcia's fiery temper could easily have cost the Eagles the season. His subsequent play Sunday has Philadelphia somewhere no one expected — on the verge of a playoff berth and possibly the NFC East title.
Counted out after losing Donovan McNabb for the season, the Philadelphia Eagles are making a strong playoff push behind Jeff Garcia.
The Philadelphia Eagles were outgained, outmuscled and nearly blew an 18-point lead.
Through tough times in Cleveland and Detroit, Jeff Garcia wondered if he'd ever be a significant contributor in the NFL again. A three-time Pro Bowl quarterback when he was guiding San Francisco to playoff berths, Garcia found out Monday night just how important he is to the Philadelphia Eagles — as important as Donovan McNabb.
Indianapolis opened the season with a precarious chase of perfection through the air. They were finally grounded — and on Sunday night, Joseph Addai took off running.
Donovan McNabb's season is over early — again. The Philadelphia Eagles lost their star quarterback for the rest of the year with a torn knee ligament in a 31-13 loss to the Tennessee Titans on Sunday.
Sean Considine is out for the season. Lito Sheppard is hobbling around on a gimpy leg. Brian Dawkins is still rounding into shape after a seven-week layoff. William James just got benched. It's no coincidence the Eagles' pass defense has been so bad lately.
If these are indeed Donovan McNabb's final days with the Eagles, then so be it. McNabb will move on to another team, get healthy, play another five years or so, win his share of games and depending on the situation may or may not get back to the Super Bowl.
Brian Westbrook was excused from the Eagles' practice for a second consecutive day Friday, and as he was, a couple of things began to swell: His knee, according to Andy Reid … and a small mystery.
Smith, a potential free agent after this season, said, "Right now I'm looking at being on another team."
Storylines already promising to punctuate the Eagles' offseason are Donovan McNabb's fate in Philadelphia, Andy Reid's ongoing crisis at home and the impending free agency of tight end L.J. Smith.
Home-field success with a road win sprinkled in could get Eagles to 9-7 and maybe a playoff shot.
It's not very often that you get much out of Eagles head coach Andy Reid during his day after the game press conference. And it's even less often that when he does say something of significance, if you're still awake to hear it, that you take note of it.
hat awkward man-hug aside, Donovan McNabb and Andy Reid must have been flooded by similar feelings of relief as the Eagles ran the clock out on a strange but necessary victory. The wolves circling the NovaCare Complex will be at bay for at least another week.
Of all the things Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress has messed up, none is more glaring nor more damaging than his mishandling of the quarterback position.
By the time Terrell Owens completed his end zone production last week and 68,000 tortured souls were evacuating the Linc, the 2007 Eagles had nothing left but slim mathematical chances and fading memories of past great escapes.
Jon Runyan lined up Cornelius Griffin in his sights, coiled his upper body, and with one ferocious forearm leveled the 310-pound defensive tackle. "He murdered him," Shawn Andrews said.
Eagles Coach Andy Reid's two eldest children, Garrett, 24, and Britt, 22, are in prison, their lives spiraling in a protracted corkscrew brought on by drug addiction.
An absentee father, a mother at home with five kids, two boys with guns and drugs scattered throughout the house and a cranky, mouthy judge at sentencing time.
You start with the quarterback. When a football team is supposed to be winning and isn't, you always start with the quarterback, and so it goes for the Eagles.
Midway through the season, the Eagles have forced just nine turnovers — second-worst in the league. They're on pace to force just 18 turnovers, which would be their second-lowest since 1940, which is as far back as fumble records go.
The Eagles aren't good at much. But they can stop the run. And if they can do it on Sunday, they might win a game.
Word floating around the locker room after practice yesterday was that rookie second-round pick Victor Abiamiri will be in the defensive end rotation and J.R.
The Eagles are 3-5 and seemingly headed nowhere. And there are several other moves Reid can make to try and give the Eagles some juice going into the second half of the season. Here's a look at eight other moves that could help. They sure can't hurt.
Injuries are starting to take their toll on the Washington Redskins' defense.
Jeffrey Lurie bought the Eagles in the morning, and by that afternoon he was in City Hall Courtyard. There, just before the evening rush, he would spring for sandwiches, shake hands and make one promise. He would, at any cost, restore pride to a tattered, tired organization.
Before the Eagles blow up their roster from this 2007 disaster, and you know that's inevitable, they should blow up the personnel department who put it together.
It's week 10 in fantasy football, and that means that The Sports Watchers has yet another week of rankings and predictions for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends and defenses.
It's week 10 in fantasy football, and that means that The Sports Watchers has yet another week of rankings and predictions for quarterbacks, running backs, wide receivers, tight ends and defenses.
The Dallas Cowboys (6-1) already have a three-game lead on the Philadelphia Eagles (3-4) in the NFC East, so if they boys from Philly have any shot at a division title, they must upset Dallas on Sunday night; the Cowboys are -3.5 betting favorite on WagerWeb.com.
No profane rants or alcohol-fueled outbursts marked their passing. The Eagles were so bad Sunday evening, so outclassed by a Cowboys team they normally dominate in this East Coast oasis, the unthinkable occurred. The fans didn't care enough to stick around to boo.
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