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If you believe everything you read, Reggie Brown would be the WR to pick up if DeSean Jackson does in fact end up missing Week 13 with a concussion.
The way concussion awareness has escalated and been handled with increasing caution in the NFL this season, it is wise to expect Jackson to miss some time.
It has been reported that it will be Brown that gets the start in Jackson's stead if that happens. After all, Reggie is listed as DeSean's...
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The Philadelphia Eagles have signed wide receiver Jordan Norwood off their practice squad and released cornerback Ramzee Robinson. Norwood joined the team's practice squad Sept. 23. He originally signed as a rookie free agent with Cleveland after four seasons at Penn State. Norwood gives the Eagles depth if wideout DeSean Jackson can't play against Atlanta on Sunday because of a concussion.
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From sports.yahoo.com
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DeSean Jackson's playmaking skills helped the Philadelphia Eagles overcome losing Brian Westbrook.
What will they do now if both players are sidelined?
Jackson's status is uncertain after the dynamic wide receiver sustained a concussion in Sunday's 27-24 win over Washington. Meanwhile, Westbrook will be re-examined this week after missing the last two games with his second concussion of the season.
Jackson was injured on a hit after running...
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- Jackson's status remains uncertain with concussion (sports.yahoo.com)
I root for the Philadelphia Eagles twice a year. At Dallas, and against Dallas at home. That's it. So last night, I tuned in hoping that the Philadelphia team that beat up on the New York Giants would show up, and take advantage of a weaker Dallas team.
Instead, I watched Wade Phillips out-coach Andy Reid. Let that sink in for a second.
How Andy Reid continues to draw paychecks as a professional football coach, is both mind-boggling and awe...
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Terrell Owens said he “got chills” Sunday walking into the Jacksonville Municipal Stadium, the site of one of his best career performances in the postseason.He even made sure he got the same locker he used in 2005, when he played for the Philadelphia Eagles and caught nine passes for 122 yards in a 24-21 loss to New England in Super Bowl XXXIX.Owens, now with Buffalo, had another day for his personal record book, catching nine passes for 197...
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