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Eagles TE Brent Celek: I feel 'fixed now'
After nagging injuries hobbled Brent Celek in the later part of 2011, a pair of offseason surgeries have him feeling like a new man. Celek went under the knife to repair a sports hernia and a torn hip labrum. The surgeries were expected to keep him from ...  
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Celek Likes Birds' Offseason
Brent Celek was at Temple University Hospital Thursday, unveiling the latest initiative of his Take Flight Foundation, a Take Flight Zone at Temple Pediatric Care. This is a bigger version of what Celek did last year at St. Christopher's ...  
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New Eagles wrap up rookie camp, plot out future
He's unsure about Anderson. Tight end Brent Celek (sports hernia), linebacker Moise Fokou (ankle surgery) and center Jason Kelce (foot sprain) should all participate in next week's camp, although Celek's work will be limited. Celek played in all ...  
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Philadelphia Eagles: Ranking Michael Vick's Most Valuable Weapons in 2012
Being the quarterback, it goes without saying that Michael Vick will be the biggest key to success for the Philadelphia Eagles in 2012. However, he is also surrounded by the best supporting cast on offense during the Andy Reid era. Players like DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, LeSean McCoy and Brent Celek all make life easier on a quarterback, and Vick needs to utilize them to the fullest extent ...  
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Eagles offensive lineman Peters reinjures Achilles' tendon
He’s unsure about Anderson. Tight end Brent Celek (sports hernia), linebacker Moise Fokou (ankle surgery) and center Jason Kelce (foot sprain) should all participate in next week’s camp, although Celek’s work will be limited. Celek played ...  
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