Jun 5, 2009 | Philly.com
Healthy Eagles running backs to get more reps
With star running back Brian Westbrook scheduled for surgery in Baltimore today, all eyes were focused on his backups at yesterday's full-team voluntary workouts.
Philadelphia Eagles 2009 Draft Weekend Reaction and Review
The Philadelphia Eagles had quite a successful draft weekend. They were able to land three eventual starters with their first three picks and guys who can contribute in some manner right away... by Bob Cunningham 62 reads Opinion The Philadelphia Eagles had quite a successful draft weekend.
Philadelphia Eagles: Grade-A Draft Weekend
After mostly toiling in mediocrity since the 2004 Super Bowl appearance, the Philadelphia Eagles seem to be back among the NFL's elite.
Eagles trade Lewis to Patriots for draft pick
The Eagles got rid of another veteran Thursday. Greg Lewis, the only Eagles wide receiver to catch a touchdown pass in the Super Bowl, saw his six-year tenure in Philadelphia end when he was traded to New ...
Childress doesn't back Jackson, but Frerotte unlikely to return to Vikings
Vikings head coach Brad Childress failed to throw his support behind QB Tarvaris Jackson for the second straight season, and we hear it's almost certain the team will add another quarterback - likely a veteran.
After units decline, Stock steps down
Packer special teams coach Mike Stock announced his retirement last week. Whether or not the 69-year old Stock had much say in the decision is certainly debatable.
On Christmas, just three days after his kicker missed an easy game-winning field goal against the Chicago Bears, special teams coach Mike Stock didn't sound like someone who was ready to retire from the Green ...
Packers: Stock on the chopping block?
Mike Stock got his first coaching job in 1961 at his alma mater, Northwestern, running the freshman team.
Special teams have regressed after excelling last season
Special teams coach Mike Stock has seen his units contribute to several losses for the Packers this season.
Future for Packers special-teams coach up in air
Mike Stock has been coaching football since 1961, when he started working at his alma mater, coaching the freshman team at Northwestern University.
Fourth Quarter Defense Proves to be Difference From '07 For Packers
It's been a disappointing 2008 season, to say the very least, for the Green Bay Packers.