Samuel Out For Season Finale
The Eagles will play out the string on Sunday against the Washington Redskins at the Linc, and they will do so without Asante Samuel.
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The Eagles will play out the string on Sunday against the Washington Redskins at the Linc, and they will do so without Asante Samuel.
Now it's over. Mathematically speaking. It didn't matter whether or not the Eagles beat the Dallas Cowboys on Sunday at Cowboys' Stadium.
As the Eagles departed for Texas and Saturday's game with the Cowboys, they announced that they will be a bit shorthanded on defense for this one.
Nate Allen joins Lesley Van Arsdall at Chickie's and Pete's for this segment of Lunch With Lesley.
Eagles lineman Evan Mathis and Lesley sit down at Chickie's & Pete's for this edition of Lunch with Lesley.
Eagles Wide Reciever Steve Smith joins Lesley at Chickie's & Pete's for this edition of Lunch with Lesley.
For this edition of Lunch With Lesley, Eagles TE Brent Celek joined Lesley at Morton's.
The Eagles have to win in Dallas on Saturday, of course, and then they have to beat the Redskins the following weekend at home.
The Eagles were all over Mark Sanchez, sacking him four times, and they survived a mild second-quarter breakdown to beat the Jets, 45-19, and improve to 6-8 this season -- still keeping their faint playoff hopes alive in the NFC.
The New York Jets know they're going to have their hands full with Michael Vick.
Michael Vick watched practice from the sideline, still sore from taking a beating in his first game back after breaking his ribs last month.
The Eagles continued a season-long tease of how good they were supposed to be by thrashing the Miami Dolphins, 26-10, on Sunday at Sun Life Stadium.
The Philadelphia Eagles (4-8) got back on the practice field today, preparing for Sunday's game in Miami against the Dolphins (also 4-8).
Michael Vick, the NFC's starting Pro Bowl quarterback a year ago, returned to practice Monday after missing three games with two broken ribs, and will play this weekend as last-place Philadelphia (4-8) meets the Miami Dolphins (4-8).
It doesn't seem that long ago when opposing teams would fear coming to Philadelphia to face the Eagles, but that's no longer the case.
