Chances are you saw a majority of the twelve games played on Sunday in the NFL's Week Thirteen, but there is no need to worry if you weren?t watching all the action.

The Eagles cruised to an easy victory over the Cardinals on Thursday night, on the wings of Donovan McNabb and Brian Westbrook.

Sources close to decision-makers claim that the Eagles seem more inclined to blame the team's offensive line and wide receivers for their struggles than coach Andy Reid or quarterback Donovan McNabb.

Those around Eagles' head coach Andy Reid believe that there is a "zero percent chance" that he will voluntarily step down after the season.

Donovan McNabb will start when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Arizona Cardinals on Thursday night.

Chances are you saw a majority of the fourteen games played on Sunday in the NFL's Week 12, but there is no need to worry if you weren?t watching all the action.

Donovan McNabb was awful in the first half and subsequently benched in the Baltimore Ravens' 36-7 win over the Eagles.

Eagles' coach Andy Reid is still confident in the abilities of quarterback Donovan McNabb.

Eagles' quarterback Donovan McNabb claimed after Sunday's tie game against the Bengals that he didn't know the rule was in the NFL's rulebook.

Bengals' cornerback Jonathan Joseph claims that the Eagles have been predictable on offense this season.

Bengals receiver Antonio Chatman suffered a neck injury and was wheeled off the field as a precaution Sunday during the second quarter against the Eagles.

Chad Johnson said Wednesday that it was Donovan McNabb who convinced him to at least attempt to be a team-first player, quiet his personal disappointments, and act in the best interest of his teammates and organization.

Eagles' running back Brian Westbrook has revealed what many around the NFL believed, that he has been playing hurt in recent weeks.

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Antonio Pierce is looking forward to playing the Eagles this Sunday at hostile Lincoln Field.

The scoreboard is where games are officially won and lost, but they are largely decided by the team that wins the battles of yards per pass, yards per carry, penalty yards lost, first downs, and turnovers.

Eagles' tight end Brent Celek set a team record with six catches for 131 yards in the team's win over the Seahawks on Sunday.

Eagles' head coach Andy Reid has acknowledged that he joined an elite group last Sunday when his team defeated the Falcons.