This weekend the New York Giants and Philadelphia Eagles renew their long time rivalry against one another. Both teams have their share of injury problems heading into this clash but the Eagles may have the biggest injury of both sides.

The Eagles vs Redskins score for week 7 Monday Night Football was closer than the game was. Philadelphia won 27-17 over Washington.

Michael Vick, quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles, is rehabilitating his image after serving 18 months in federal prison. Vick has signed a deal with Nike again and is looking forward to renewing his relationship with them.

PETA is not pleased. Honestly, they have not been pleased since the Philadelphia Eagles signed Michael Vick, but as of today, he's back playing in the NFL.

The Philalphia Eagles hammered the Carolina Panthers, 38 - 10, but much of that was on the back of the Panthers' QB, Jake Delhomme. The Eagles' own QB, Donovan McNabb? He was injured in the third quarter, suffering a cracked rib.

Tonight ESPN broke that quarterback Michael Vick has signed with the Philadelphia Eagles. This contract is expected to be a two year deal as he has now found a home in the NFL. Vick's mentor has been saying since the Hall of Fame game on Sunday that Vick would probably sign by Friday.

Jim Johnson, longtime NFL defensive coordinator and former Philadelphia Eagles coach, has died. He was 68.

The Philadelphia Eagles have treated their fans very well this decade. They've been competitive in nearly each of every season, made five appearances in the NFC Championship Game, and even made a trip to the Superbowl. And although we haven't yet hoisted the Lombardi Trophy, or attended the victory parade on Broad Street, the Philadelphia Eagles have given us every reason to be optimistic about our football each and every autumn.

It's July 8th.

The only thing going on in the football world at this time every year is Brett Favre deciding whether or not to play the game again.

Because the Eagles don't need a QB, and because the Eagle faithful could care less about the never-ending Brett Favre "drama", we usually have little to talk about.

Tommy Lawlor knows football. When his preschool classmates were learning their ABC's, he was studying his X's and O's. When they were watching Bambi at home, he was tuning into the Eagles vs. Cowboys. And when his peers looked up to Scooby Doo as a role model, he looked up to Ron Jaworski. I could go on and on forever, but you get my point.

Defensive end Paul Kruger has had some football experiences that he will never forget. Such fond memories include being named a Freshman All-American at Utah, as well as being selected by the Baltimore Ravens as the 57th overall player in the 2nd round of the 2009 NFL Draft.

However, the 2nd round draft selection does have a few football related remembrances in which he truly never wants to re-live again.

Eagle fans are the most passionate supporters in the NFL. They are recognized for their high level of football intelligence, famed for their infinite obsession, and branded as the most merciless, most hard nosed enthusiasts of the entire pig skin planet.

What sets them apart from the other fans? I mean, I am certain that there are fans of the other thirty one squads that "bleed" the colors that dawn their team. How are Eagle fans so special?