Marty Mornhinweg

Eagles Insiders Adam Caplan and Geoff Mosher explain the vague statement released by the Eagles about the future of left tackle Jason Peters and deliver the inside dish on Andre Dillard and how he's viewed by the Eagles and how other teams viewed Dillard coming out for last year's draft. Caplan and Mosher also discuss the impact of Marty Mornhinweg rejoining the franchise as an offensive consultant and talk about various wide receiver options at 21st overall in the draft.

So what does Marty Mornhinweg's return to Philadelphia really mean?

Mark Twain once said: "if you don't like the weather in New England, just wait a minute." Well if you don't like the Eagles offensive setup, you can wait

So what's next for the Eagles? At 3-6 the season is virtually over following a embarrassing 38-23 loss to the Dallas Cowboys.  In the game, Mike Vick was injured opening the door for fans to get their first look at Nick Foles.  While the result wasn't what people had hoped for, it seems fans still want to see what the kid has the rest of the way...

Following a wild week where the Eagles have already fired Juan Castillo on Tuesday, the Eagles will not make any changes at the quarterback position and they will not change play-callers. Citing team sources, the Philadelphia Inquirer reports Michael Vick and Marty Mornhinweg will keep their jobs coming out of the bye in Week eight when the Eagles face Vick's former team the Falcons...

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- The Eagles are searching for offensive rhythm going into Sunday's game against the Lions. The Eagles find themselves 11th in the NFL with 383 yards of offense per game and 31st with 16 points per game. Last year the Eagles averaged 399 yards of offense, fourth most in the league, and scored 24...

The Eagles host the Ravens today at 1 p.m. Lincoln Financial Field in a showdown of a pair of 1-0 teams that come into Week Two in vastly different ways. Philadelphia visited Cleveland in Week 1 and escaped with a 17-16 win.  Baltimore eviscerated Cincinnati 44-13 at home on Monday Night Football...

The Eagles are without their top two wide receivers today due to injuries, as DeSean Jackson joined Jeremy Maclin on the sidelines. Jackson has a sore hamstring, according to head coach Andy Reid, while Maclin has a hip pointer and hip flexor strain...

For several reasons, the Eagles are favored over the Browns by 9 1/2 points. Cleveland has a supposedly sub-par quarterback in rookie Brandon Weeden, who beat out Colt McCoy by default.

It's hard to believe that the Eagles open the regular season in just under 70 hours, but that's when they'll kick it off against the Browns in Cleveland.  The two teams are among the youngest in the NFL, with the Eagles checking in second in average age and the Browns in third...