Eagles beat writer Les Bowen confirms that Brian Westbrook "seems likely" to be released this offseason.

The NFL is in a bit of a dead period right now, as the NFL draft isn’t for a while yet and free agency is still a couple of weeks away. Other sports, many of them Olympic in nature, take the spotlight for a bit. What better way to bridge the gap than to combine the NFL with the Olympics by suggesting various Winter Olympic sports for NFL players?

Jackson and Maclin renewed Reid's faith in rookies.Because of the incredibly thin free agent market, teams will be forced to do most of their improving in the draft.

When the Eagles signed Stacy Andrews, it seemed like it was killing two birds with one stone. He was projected to be a starter, and could at the very least add some depth to the line

The woman in this video was pulled out of an airport security line and patted down in front of other passengers at the Philadelphia International Airport.

One player that has been the source of great talk this offseason already is Eagles QB Mike Vick. There’s plenty of word about where Vick will be in 2010, and if it will be in Philly as a backup, or to some other team as a starter or a player again a play away from being on the field

Today we get word that the Eagles will not be retaining the very-well-paid Stacy Andrews unless the lineman is willing to restructure his deal. Andrews is due over $7 million this season, over $4 million comes only if he’s still on the roster on April 4th.

The Giants have parted ways with linebacker Antonio Pierce, but Pierce’s career is not over.

While talking to Dan Rather (yeah, Dan Rather) on his show on HDNet, Brian Westbrook reiterated that there is absolutely no chance that he retires."I'm a hundred percent sure that I wouldn't hang it up before [starting offseason training] unless something crazy happens," Westbrook said. "My goal is to get back out there and play football again.

Eagles Triple QB Option Philadelphia is in a nice situation. While the media is stirring up countless rumors about its three-headed horse at quarterback, the end result will actually be Philly getting exactly what it wants: Its quarterback, and some picks for those “other” two guys. Sure, it’s nice to have a stockpile of three guys who