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Archive for December, 2007

McNabb Back in the Saddle as Eagles Starter

Donovan McNabb is back to being the starter for the Eagles, as Wednesday he declared himself ready to go and that he’ll play Sunday vs the Giants. McNabb has missed the past two plus games after suffering from an ankle and thumb injury vs the Dolphins back on November 18th in a game the team [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 06 2007

Birds Back at Practice Getting Set for Giants

The Eagles return to the practice field today in preparation for their NFC East showdown against the Giants Sunday afternoon.  Quarterback Donovan McNabb is expected to take part in practice and, barring an setback, should start against New York.  McNabb has missed the last two games with thumb and ankle injuries.  The Eagles have lost [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 05 2007

McNabb Expected To Practice

Andy Reid believes quarterback Donovan McNabb will be ready to start this Sunday against the Giants.  McNabb, who has missed two straight starts with thumb and ankle injuries, is expected to practice on Wednesday.  Reid has stressed that McNabb will only play if he is completely healthy and during Monday’s press conference, the coach said [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 04 2007

Eagles Fall Short in 28-24 Home Loss to Hawks

No matter what position you play on defense, if you intercept three passes in one game, you’ve played a heck of a game. But it isn’t every day that a linebacker is the responsible party. Seattle Seahawks linebacker Lofa Tatupu had that distinction Sunday afternoon; he intercepted 3 passes thrown by Philadelphia Eagles quarterback A.J. [...]

Posted by Stephen Rhodes on Dec 02 2007

Eagles Aim To Slow Down Seahawks

The Eagles will look to get back into the win column this week against the Seahawks at Lincoln Financial Field.  Philadelphia nearly upset the undefeated New England Patriots last week, but ultimately fell 31-28.  A.J. Feeley started in place of the injured Donovan McNabb, and threw for 345 yards with three scores and three picks.  [...]

Posted by Matt Loede on Dec 01 2007