The Philadelphia Eagles have filed a tampering complaint against the Dallas Cowboys after Dallas owner Jerry Jones suggested on a radio show that his team is often interested in players such as suspended wide receiver Terrell Owens.

ESPN's Sal Paolantonio is reporting that arbitrator Richard Bloch has upheld Terrell Owens' four-game suspension and given the Eagles the right to keep him inactive for the rest of the season.

According to a report in Newsday, arbitrator Richard Bloch is expected to reduce Terrell Owens' four-game suspension from four games to one or two games later Wednesday.

Donovan McNabb will have surgery for a sports hernia and is expected to miss the rest of the season, another crushing blow for a team that had hoped to return to the Super Bowl.

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Lito Sheppard broke his left ankle in Sunday's game against the New York Giants.

Terrell Owens won?t play for the Eagles this season.

Terrell Owens might be closer to returning to the field this season, even though the Philadelphia Eagles still don't want him back.

Donovan McNabb was told Thursday to have surgery that probably would end his season.

Eagles coach Andy Reid has made it clear that he has no intention of bringing suspended receiver Terrell Owens back to the team this year.

Donovan McNabb will miss Philadelphia's game against the New York Giants on Sunday with a groin injury.

Donovan McNabb is unlikely to play in Philadelphia's game against the New York Giants on Sunday because of a groin injury.

The Rev.

Speaking for the first time since Terrell Owens was booted off the team for his constant criticism of the Eagles, specifically Donovan McNabb, the Pro Bowl quarterback said the team is ready to focus only on football and not the distractions that have swirled since shortly after the Super Bowl.

If the NFL Players Association has its way, Terrell Owens will have a shot at playing football again this season, a key union official told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.

Phil Simms, the CBS analyst and former NFL quarterback, figures about 20 teams eventually will line up to offer Terrell Owens a one-year, incentive-laden contract.

Drew Rosenhaus did not do much for his client's image in what can only be described as a contentious Q&A session following Owens' statement.

Terrell Owens wants to return to the Eagles, but the team won't have him.

Three-time Pro Bowl kicker David Akers, who has been seeking for several months to have his contract upgraded, got his wish Monday, as the Philadelphia Eagles rewarded him with a three-year extension through the 2010 season.

Terrell Owens won't return to the Philadelphia Eagles this season -- or probably ever -- because of "a large number of situations that accumulated over a long period of time," coach Andy Reid said Monday.

It might not have been just Terrell Owens' fighting words that led to his suspension from the Eagles.

While the acrimony continues with recalcitrant wide receiver Terrell Owens, the Philadelphia Eagles have made peace with one of their other star offensive performers, as team and league sources confirmed Sunday morning that the club has reached agreement in principle on a contract extension for tailback Brian Westbrook.

The Philadelphia Eagles on Saturday suspended Terrell Owens for an indefinite period for conduct detrimental to the team, a catch-all sanction that club officials decided to impose after deliberating much of Friday over how to address the latest flap with the loquacious wide receiver.

Terrell Owens apologized to the Philadelphia Eagles on Friday, one day after blasting the organization for not publicly recognizing his 100th career touchdown catch two weeks ago.

Eagles president Joe Banner and agent Fletcher Smith, who represents Brian Westbrook, are still having discussions about a long-term contract extension for the running back.

Receiver Terrell Owens has told the Eagles that his availability for two key NFC East games against the Redskins and Cowboys is in jeopardy because of a sprained ankle he sustained against the Broncos in Denver on Sunday, sources have told ESPN's Chris Mortensen.

An Eagles official said contract talks with Brian Westbrook have resumed and confirmed broadcast reports that the Eagles have increased their offer to the fourth-year running back.