King Dunlap

The headline to this post might have come as a surprise to anyone who has seen all the poor play and injuries suffered this season by the Eagles' offensive line. It's easy to be guilty by association  the offensive line as a whole has not played well...

There will be more changes on the Eagles offensive line. The Eagles will move King Dunlap back to left tackle, Danny Watkins will be at right guard, and Dennis Kelly will play right tackle going forward - Demetress Bell heads back to the bench for Sunday's game against the Redskins...

The Eagles have made some more moves along their disheveled offensive line. Demetress Bell will now man left tackle and King Dunlap with shift over to right tackle in Todd Herremans' absence to protect Michael Vick's blindside. The new look offensive line will now feature Bell at left tackle playing next to Evan Mathis and center Dallas Reynolds with Dennis Kelly playing right guard and King Dunla

A source tells CSN Philly that King Dunlap has been reinstalled as the Eagles' starting left tackle.  That news comes after earlier in the day, reports were that there would be no changes along the offensive line. Dunlap started the first two games of the year, hurt his hamstring and was replaced by Demetress Bell...

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...

The Eagles' health improved a bit with word from coach Andy Reid that safety Colt Anderson, tackle King Dunlap and defensive tackle Derek Landri all practiced today and did a decent job, making it through Friday's practice.

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...

The Eagles have the same look on their offensive line for Sunday's game against the Giants that they did last week against the Cardinals.  Highlighted by the absence of King Dunlap, who hasn't played since injury his hamstring two weeks ago...

Coach Andy Reid announced Friday that WR Jeremy Maclin (hip), WR Riley Cooper (collarbone) and LT King Dunlap (hamstring) have been ruled out for Week 3 at Arizona.

Jason Kelce left Sunday's game against the Ravens with a knee sprain and did not return - chances are he might not return for awhile if at all. Today it was reveled that Kelce sustained a partial ACL tear and full MCL tear.  Kelce was blocking Terrence Cody during the third quarter of Sunday's win over the Ravens when Ed Reed ran into his right knee “Yeah, I don’t know who it was, but whoever it w