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Paul Domowitch: Avant cares most about the final score
Jason Avant doesn't know what Sunday night in his hometown of Chicago will bring.
Eagles' Westbrook hears encouraging news on concussion
If Brian Westbrook relies on the advice of the two Pittsburgh concussion experts he saw yesterday, the Eagles' franchise running back seems likely to return to the field, quite possibly this season.
Westbrook should retire before another concussion
PHILADELPHIA a ' I am not a neurologist, nor do I play one in print or on television.
WHAT HAPPENED: The Eagles, trailing by 19 points early in the fourth quarter, rallied within five points before losing 31-23 to the Chargers Sunday at Qualcomm Stadium in San Diego.
Despite Loss to Chargers, Jason Avant Has Career Day For Eagles
There once was a wide receiver on the Philadelphia Eagles who wore No. 81 and would be unstoppable for opposing teams to defend.
Eagles Rewind: Plenty of blame for red-zone troubles
There are statistics you want to lead the NFL in and ones you don't. And there are some a bit more complex.
NOTES / Westbrook may not play after another concussion
Brian Westbrook's status is uncertain after the former All-Pro running back sustained another concussion in Philadelphia's 31-23 loss at San Diego on Sunday.
Running back Brian Westbrook's status uncertain for Philadelphia Eagles after another concussion
Brian Westbrook 's status is uncertain after the former All-Pro running back sustained another concussion in Philadelphia's 31-23 loss at San Diego.
Furious Eagles rally falls short
Southern California cities are infamous for their late-arriving, fair-weathered sports crowds.
Just like a broken record the Eagles failed to gain a yard, committed too many penalties and ran out of time as the Chargers won 31-23 Sunday.
Learning experience for Cowboys
The misadventures of the Philadelphia Eagles allowed Dallas Cowboys coach Wade Phillips and his staff to remind players to avoid post-touchdown excessive-celebrations penalties.
Celek Goes "Captain," NFL Goes Mad
Eagles tight end Brent Celek could have some "Captain" in him after all. Celek, with the help of teammate Jason Avant, striking the " Captain Morgan 's pose" after a touchdown Sunday against the Cowboys seemed innocent enough -- the duo was flagged and after the Eagles offenses stalled for the rest of the game the move was mostly forgotten.
Eagles: Thumbs up, thumbs down
Big-play Jay Overshadowed by the Eagles' languid offense were two spectacular catches by slot receiver Jason Avant -- a sliding, 20-yard reception on third-and-23 and an even more impressive 23-yard catch on third-and-6 early in the second quarter.
Eagles-Cowboys Notes: The Ruling on the Field of Life Stands, Walt Coleman Sucks
Any infuriating outcome will sit with me like bad late night diner food and keep me up for hours.
Phil Sheridan: Once again, time is trouble for Eagles
Andy Reid's reasoning wasn't terrible when he sent his field-goal team out with 4 minutes, 33 seconds showing on the clock.
Dallas pressure kept Eagles from making big play
Donovan McNabb scrambled, buying time again in an attempt to find the big play that had mostly eluded the Eagles Sunday night, but an unheralded rookie from Oregon State caught him from behind.
Quick: Jackson best receiver in the game
Mike Quick knows a little something about catching the football. Quick, a five-time Pro Bowl selection and former Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, believes this current crop of Eagles receivers are the best the team has had in the last two decades.
McNabb steps up leading role for Eagles
Quarterback Donovan McNabb will tell you he is still the same. Although he has gotten some praise lately by coach Andy Reid for raising his leadership profile, the 11-year pro says he is just doing what he has always done.
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