Winston Justice News

Before we get to the weekly penalty count, some interesting news out of Giants camp.

Earlier this week, when the Eagles locked up Brent Celek with a 6-year extension, the team touted how it has 22 players on its current roster signed through 2012 and beyond.

Reuben Frank helpfully provided details for Winston Justice' s contract and for Brent Celek 's contract.

Eagles starting right tackle Winston Justice writes a weekly column for the Daily News to provide his insights into the team.

Tight end Brent Celek signed a six-year contract extension with the Philadelphia Eagles on Tuesday, becoming the latest player to get a long-term deal with the team.

The Eagles announced Tuesday that they have locked up young tight end Brent Celek to a contract extension that will keep him in midnight green through 2016.

Gotta go with the Pack considering Matthew Stafford's shoulder sprain. Raiders at Cowboys The Line: Cowboys by 14 The Pick: Cowboys 21, Raiders 17 Cowboys can't fix offensive problems with a short week.

Eagles fans might not think so but their team is in the driver's seat for a playoff spot.

Funny how just two days after quarterback Donovan McNabb disproved all kinds of ill-conceived theories about his inability to perform in the clutch that Eagles teammate Winston Justice was rewarded for overcoming a similarly inaccurate stigma.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb demurred Wednesday when asked if he agreed with coach Andy Reid's assertion that McNabb will be a Hall of Famer, but McNabb said he knows someone who should be -- Eagles director of player development and alumni Harold Carmichael.

Eagles starting right tackle Winston Justice writes a weekly column for the Daily News to provide his insights into the team.

After signing offensive tackle Winston Justice to a four-year, $18.5 million extension Tuesday, it would not be surprising if the Eagles sever their relationship with offensive tackle Stacy Andrews .

Offensive tackle Jon Runyan will continue his NFL career, this time with the San Diego Chargers.

Eagles fans: when is it enough? - Eagles fans: when is it enough? Andy Reid makes poor decision in close games and like lessor experienced coaches on a poor team outcoach him but he is still considered a successful coach in the eyes of Jeffery Lurie because he gets his team into the playoffs year in and year out and keeps them competitive and ...

I've never been in support of any of their tirades because regardless of some of his shortcomings, he has kept a consistent winning team on the field.

In case you missed it, apparently TV cameras caught Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb shouting toward the sideline, "Just run the ball!" after a failed pass on a third-and-1 inside the Chargers' 10-yard line during Sunday's game.

After a rough start to his NFL career, Eagles tackle Winston Justice has turned things around.

WHEN DONOVAN McNABB was asked Sunday about the impact of losing Brian Westbrook again, the quarterback talked about the importance of veteran leadership.

From the DN : Eagles starting right tackle Winston Justice will write a weekly column for the Daily News to provide his insights into the team.

It is mid-November, the time of year when the Eagles typically try to extend the contracts of players they see as being a vital part of their future.