Danny Watkins

After firing defensive coordinator Juan Castillo, Andy Reid indicated more moves could be made. Here are 10 other changes that should be considered. Read the full article here. 1. Give the King the Throne - The Eagles aren't getting much out of Demetress Bell at left tackle and should go back to King Dunlap, assuming he's fully healthy...

Welcome Back Watkins This week we welcomed back Danny Watkins, who hosted a few times on 97.3 ESPN FM last season to Chickie's & Pete's in EHT. Watkins said he's glad that he is done with his rookie season and now has a full year under his belt not worrying about a contract or being a first year player. He also...

Join Mike Gill, Todd Ranck and our Eagles insider Ryan Messick live from Chickies and Pete's in Egg Harbor Township for the Players Show (6-7pm) with this week's guest - Eagles offensive guard Danny Watkins! Listen as Danny talks about the Eagles loss to the Steelers and looks ahead to this week's match-up with the Lions...

Eagles guard Danny Watkins did not participate in practice on Wednesday because of a chest injury suffered in Sunday's game against New York. King Dunlap who was also injured the past few weeks with a hamstring injury he sustained during the second half week two win over Baltimore...

So the Eagles made a few changes today. Some we expected others took Eagles fans by surprise. Many of us figured that King Dunlap would be named the started at left tackle to replace the injured Jason Peters.  While it’s a good sign that Dunlap, a 2008 seventh-round pick, has developed into a capable starter, the team can’t be happy that Demetress Bell couldn’t beat him out after signing a five-ye

1. Dramatically Different DeSean – Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has completely turned around his attitude from last year.  Jackson seems much more focused and friendly, whether he’s dealing with teammates, media or fans...

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Eagles wide receiver Riley Cooper left practice with a fractured left collarbone after going to the ground hard while failing to haul in a deep pass from Michael Vick during the Eagles first practice in full pads. Cooper underwent x-rays today and more will be known about the extent of his injury tomorrow...

It looked like the Eagles would come into the season with one of the best offensive lines in the league, and the opportunity to keep the same five starters, without question, from the first day of training camp to the end of the season – if they stayed healthy...

AUDIO: NHL ramblin' man Ian LaPerriere wore five sweaters in 16 years before officially calling it quits Tuesday. He only spent one in Philly.

To trade down or not trade down, that is the question for the Eagles for the 2012 NFL Draft.