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First off, thank you Kevin Kolb for not making me look like an idiot. It was good to see the QBOTF make some plays and generally show off a pretty strong-looking arm.

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He hasn't done anything yet. No charity appearances, no trips to the inner city to talk to kids, no off days working with the Eagles Youth Partnership.

H ARRY JAY KATZ says he's in the worst hurtin' pain of his life after breaking six ribs Tuesday in two falls at his East Falls home and one off a barstool at Chops in Bala Cynwyd.

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It's 3 p.m., and that means special teams practice is over. New Eagles special teams coordinator Ted Daisher has squeezed every imaginable drill into the 60 frenetic minutes he's allotted every other day at training camp, and his players are relieved to hear Daisher bark out, "OK, bring it in." So the 50 or so special teamers start ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It's 3 p.m., and that means special teams practice is over. New Eagles special teams coordinator Ted Daisher has squeezed every imaginable drill into the 60 frenetic minutes he's allotted every other day at training camp, and his players are relieved to hear Daisher bark out, "OK, bring it in." So the 50 or so special teamers start ...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. - It's 3 p.m., and that means special teams practice is over. New Eagles special teams coordinator Ted Daisher has squeezed every imaginable drill into the 60 frenetic minutes he's allotted every other day at training camp, and his players are relieved to hear Daisher bark out, "OK, bring it in." So the 50 or so special teamers start ...

Here's a look at the other linebackers on the Eagles' roster, including height, weight, college and years in the NFL: Omar Gaither, 6-2, 235 pounds, Tennessee, 4; the skinny: a former weakside starter; has most experience Joe Mays, 5-11, 246, North Dakota State, 2; the skinny: sixth-round pick last year; played in just two games Tank Daniels, 6-3 ...

Shortly after 10 a.m. this morning, Eagles coach Andy Reid made the one-word announcement that annually amplifies the importance of training camp.

Nothing new to report on the Jeremy Maclin situation. Other than zero progress was made on Thursday.

Quick, name the one guy the Eagles can least afford to lose this year. Brian Westbrook? Donovan McNabb? Great answers in previous years, but not this one.

In 2008, the Philadelphia Eagles linebacking corps showed that youth is not always a negative on the field.

The most noticeable figure on the NovaCare practice fields these past few weeks of Eagles organized team activities has not been a flashy rookie like Jeremy Maclin, or a heralded veteran acquisition like Jason Peters, or even a sharp-performing returning player, like Donovan McNabb.

Here is the real news from the Eagles' roster: Macho Harris is his name. Not Victor.

IT WAS a typical rookie-camp workout, on a lovely, cool-breeze-and-warm-sun May morning, with the cooking aromas from the NovaCare cafeteria drifting across the NovaCare practice fields.

Sean McDermott walked into the meeting room Tuesday morning and alerted the Eagles defense that he was in charge.