As we close out another preseason, the debate rages on as to if, when and how league officials should shorten the NFL’s dress rehearsal.
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Movin’ right along this week, we’ll preview the Philadelphia Eagles defensive and special teams units. We’ll open up today with a look at the Eagles deepest group, the defensive line. Led by All-Pro DE Trent Cole.
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Let’s get dirty as we enter the trenches of the Eagles offensive line. Shawn Andrews has returned to the team after it was revealed that he had been battling depression. It looks like Andy Reid is going to slowly work Andrews into the starting rotation as he continues his recovery.
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Since the departure of Terrell Owens, the Philadelphia Eagles have been in search of a primary receiving target with the ability and intangibles that Owens brought to the Birds back in 2004.
For now, the Eagles are working with vitually two secondary receivers; Reggie Brown doubles on the slot and outside, while Kevin Curtis is the deep ball burner. The third spot seems to be up for grabs for Greg Lewis, Jason Avant and Hank Baskett, or could the rook DeSean Jackson shake up the depth chart. Read more »
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Today we will take a look at the fullback and tight end positions for the Philadelphia Eagles. The fullback position seems to be wide open for Jason Davis and Luke Lawton. Last season’s incumbent Thomas Tapeh is now a member of the Minnesota Vikings. The tight end position is L.J. Smith’s to lose as Brent Celek, Matt Shoebel and newcomer Kris Wilson are all fighting to climb the depth chart.
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Welcome back to the position-by-position breakdown of the 2008 Philadelphia Eagles. Today we look at the Birds running game heading into the 2008 season.
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Day 5 of the 2008 NFL Mock Draft is where things get interesting; the four teams selecting today could all use help in the secondary or at wide receiver. It will be interesting to see how this stanza plays out for Minnesota, Houston, Philadelphia and Tampa Bay.
The Minnesota Vikings are on the clock… Read more »
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