Mike Vick

The former No. 1 overall pick out of Virginia Tech in the 2001 NFL Draft will turn 42 in June.

You thought Marcus Vick was done tweeting about the Eagles, didnt you? Just because his brother is no longer under center for the Eagles, doesnt mean he's no longer rooting for them. In fact, it would be "lights out" for the NFL if the Eagles were to land this year's Heisman Trophy winner...

One of the biggest conundrums the Eagles will face this offseason will be deciding who their starting quarterback will be in 2015.

The Philadelphia Eagles and New York Jets will finish up their respective preseason schedules on Thursday in South Philadelphia.

So how far away are the Eagles from the Seattle Seahawks? Eagles GM Howie Roseman joined the Sports Bash to discuss the Eagles plans for the off-season. The Eagles have a lot of decisions to make in what will be a highly anticipated off-season...

After a crushing 26-24 loss to the Saints in the NFC Wild Card round, the 2013 season is now behind the Philadelphia Eagles.

Michael Vick said Tuesday he expects to be starting at quarterback somewhere in the NFL next season but is willing to return to the Philadelphia Eagles to back up Nick Foles if "all else fails." Vick, who will turn 34 next June, opened this season as the Eagles' starter but injured his hamstring against the New York Giants on Oct...

The Eagles will be pretty healthy when they host the Lions in the snow today. The Eagles will be missing only one starter, safety Earl Wolff who is missing the game with a knee injury - they hope to have him back next week. The Eagles find themselves as one of the healthiest teams in the league as they enter the final month of the season...

While Michael Vick is 100 percent healthy, he will not be the Eagles starting quarterback the rest of the season.  Coach Chip Kelly confirmed Nick Foles will be his starting quarterback for the rest of the season. (Listen to Philly.com Eagles reporter Jimmy Kempski discuss the Eagles QB situation) Foles has gone 103-of-162 (63...

The Eagles are taking a NFC east best record of 6-5 into their bye, they will be assured of at least a share of first place when they return to the field on Sunday Dec. 1, against the Cardinals. But as many players headed on vacation for their week off, don't go thinking the Eagles believe they've arrived at their final destination...