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Which Eagles will make the cut?

By Mark Eckel at 6:02 pm on Sunday August 23, 2009

Halfway through the preseason, the Eagles are beginning to find out what they have, and what they need before the regular season starts, Sept. 13 in Carolina. By the end of this week they will make their first cuts and will have to get the roster down to the mandatory 53 by Saturday, Sept. 5. Let’s take a position by position look at what players are in, which ones are out and which ones are still battling. The number in parenthesis is the likely amount the team will keep at that position. Quarterbacks (3) Lock: Donovan McNabb

The Eagles will need to get a veteran tight end

By The Eye at 7:48 am on Sunday August 9, 2009

With the injury to rookie tight end Cornelius Ingram, the Eagles will now have to go after a veteran tight end to fill the back-up role. Although this likely means Ingram will become a project (injuring the same knee twice is never a good thing) the Eagles have some chips to make this happen. They are heavy at cornerback and wide receiver and could move either Ellis Hobbs, Hank Baskett, or Reggie Brown to get it done. Some possibilities include St. Louis Rams tight end Randy McMichael, who has lost much of the luster from his glory days in Miami.

Eagles tight end Cornelius Ingram: out for year with ACL injury

By The Eye at 2:40 pm on Saturday August 8, 2009

We have learned that Eagles rookie tight end Cornelius Ingram is out for the season with a torn ACL. The injury occurred in this morning's practice at Lehigh.

Ranking the Eagles Offense: Fullback is high; tight ends are low

By Mark Eckel at 10:12 pm on Sunday July 5, 2009

How does the new-and-improved Eagles offense compare to the rest of the league? Better than you might think in some areas and perhaps not as good in others. Here at Philly2Philly.com we asked a five-man panel of scouts and personnel people around the league to rank the Eagles both individually and by position against the other 31 teams in the league. Some of the panel was more specific than others so we decided to break it down in categories: Top 5, top 10, top half, bottom half, bottom third. These are the results: