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Looking back at the first half of the season for the Eagles

By Mark Eckel at 6:33 am on Wednesday November 11, 2009

If you’re looking for good news as the Philadelphia Eagles sit 5-3 at the midpoint of this season, consider that over the past decade they have the second-best record in the league in November and December at 53-23-1. Andy Reid’s team have figured out how to get hot when the weather gets cold over the years and may need to do so again if they are going to make a run for the NFC East title, or even make the playoffs for that matter.

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The Morning After-Eagles Lose to Cowboys

By Steve Olenski at 6:30 am on Monday November 9, 2009

Morning campers, You’re going to have to bear with me this week cause since Friday I’ve been under the weather and have been ingesting a wide array of pharmaceuticals. The combination of meds has had some, let’s say strange effects on yours truly. For some inexplicable reason I will, completely at random, inadvertently blurt out the most bizarre, peculiar things.

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A to-do list for the Philadelphia Eagles

By Mark Eckel at 12:17 am on Wednesday October 14, 2009

As this Eagles season continues on with the weekly beatings of bad teams and the one loss to a good team, there are some concerns the team needs to address sooner rather than later. Let’s start on the offensive side of the ball where the future looks brighter every week with the emergence of Jeremy Maclin to team with DeSean Jackson at wide receiver and Brent Celek at tight end. One of the first things the team needs to do off the field is get fullback Leonard Weaver’s name on a long-term contract.

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Eagles are healthy, now it’s time to win

By Mark Eckel at 5:26 am on Wednesday October 7, 2009

As the Philadelphia Eagles  returned from their bye week so did three key pieces of their offense Quarterback Donovan McNabb  (broken rib), running back Brian Westbrook  (knee) and wide receiver Kevin Curtis (knee) all returned to practice, Monday, after missing the team’s last game against the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Eagles Playing "What's My Line?'

By Mark Eckel at 11:08 pm on Sunday August 2, 2009

You take a quick look at the Eagles offensive line on their depth chart and you see the potential for greatness. Then you look out on the field and see Winston Justice. There isn’t another area on this team where the ceiling is so high and the floor so low than the offensive line which as training camp concluded its first week was still in a state of flux. Injuries have kept left tackle Jason Peters and right tackle Shawn Andrews out of the lineup and have limited right guard Stacy Andrews.

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Get these questions right and the Eagles can go a long way

By Mark Eckel at 11:31 pm on Saturday July 25, 2009

By the end of the week the Eagles will have their full team at Lehigh University, for the first time in 14 years that will not include Brian Dawkins and for the first time in 10 years Jim Johnson. Replacing both the heart and the brains of the defense are just two of the questions the team must answer during their short stay in Bethlehem this summer before camp reconvenes at the NovaCare Complex. Here are a few more that need to be addressed sooner rather than later.

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To Whom It May Concern:

By Steve Olenski at 8:03 pm on Wednesday July 22, 2009

Here now are my Top Five Concerns For The 2009-10 Philadelphia Eagles Professional Football Franchise. Holy Verbosity Batman, could I use a longer title? Anyway… here goes.

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