Michael Vick Out, Vince Young In For Eagles' Thursday Night Game
Vince Young will once again start at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night, as they visit the Seattle Seahawks.
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Vince Young will once again start at quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday night, as they visit the Seattle Seahawks.
Thurday night's game will provide plenty of challenges for the Eagles with little preparation time for Andy Reid's squad.
Despite high expectations at the outset, fans say the season is now a dismal one and they say it doesn't even matter there are games left to play.
Andy Reid updated the Eagles significant injury list after practice on Friday as his team gets ready for Sunday's game with the Patriots.
More bad injury news for the Eagles. Cornerback Nmandi Asomugha had to be carted off the practice field Thanksgiving morning after suffering a left knee injury. No word as of yet on the severity.
Two key Eagles continue to be hampered by injuries that will keep them off the practice field on Wednesday.
Head coach Andy Reid shed some light on why DeSean Jackson was wearing a walking boot after the game.
New York had their chance to bury Philadelphia a year ago and failed miserably. At 3-6, and three games behind the Giants in the NFC East, the Eagles hope for the same on Sunday night.
If Vick is unable to go, Vince Young would make his first start as an Eagle.
Michael Vick is not practicing Wednesday because of broken ribs, and it's uncertain whether the Pro Bowl quarterback will play when the Philadelphia Eagles visit the New York Giants on Sunday night.
Eagles Pro Bowl receiver DeSean Jackson says he has spoken to coach Andy Reid and his teammates, and is ready to move forward after being deactivated Sunday because he missed a meeting.
Michael Vick played with two broken ribs in the Eagles' 21-17 loss to Arizona on Sunday.
For the fifth time this season the Eagles fell apart in the fourth quarter, this time in a 21-17 loss to the lowly Arizona Cardinals.
The Eagles returned to the practice field on Wednesday, getting ready to host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday.
Jay Cutler threw a go-ahead 5-yard TD pass to Earl Bennett, Matt Forte ran for 133 yards and the Bears rallied to beat the Eagles 30-24 on Monday night.
The Eagles and Bears will meet for the fifth straight year and for the ninth time in twelve seasons when Chicago visits the Linc on Monday night.
Third-round draft pick Chris Conte has given the Chicago Bears some much-needed stability in the secondary. The rookie free safety is about to get his biggest test of the season when the Bears play at Philadelphia on Monday night.
One day after his team's second straight win, Eagles head coach Andy Reid said everyone had a hand in the 34-7 rout of the Cowboys.
The Eagles scored on their first six possessions in their best performance this season, utterly dominating the hated Cowboys, 34-7, at Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday night.
"Everybody seemed refreshed, happy to be back, excited," says quarterback Michael Vick.
The Eagles will need to wait a few weeks if what they showed on Sunday was an aberration or the reality everyone was expecting since August, after Philadelphia survived a late scare from the Washington Redskins with a 20-13 victory.
Turnovers, careless penalties and shoddy tackling against Buffalo added up to a fourth consecutive loss for Philadelphia.
Now that Michael Vick has suggested the "Dream Team" tag no longer applies for the underachieving Eagles, Bills receiver Stevie Johnson believes a change in perception might also be in order in Buffalo.
Buffalo safety Bryan Scott, who starred at Central Bucks High School East in Doylestown before going to Penn State, is now in his ninth season in the NFL.
