The Eagles expect running back Brian Westbrook to be ready for the start of the regular season. Westbrook had surgery on his right ankle Friday to remove scar tissue and bone fragments. "Brian is doing well, he texted us and said he's doing well," trainer Rick Burkholder said. "We feel pretty comfortable that he'll be back by the beginning of the season. Whether he'll be back for training camp or not, it's too early to tell." Veterans are to report to Philadelphia's camp on July 29, and Westbrook cannot put weight on his ankle for at least two weeks.

Colts kicker Adam Vinatieri underwent surgery on his right hip to alleviate a nagging injury. However, the team announced on Friday that they expect him to be ready for the season. "The condition, which had existed for more than a year, became more bothersome recently," the team said in a statement. "After consultation with our doctors and others, the surgical procedure was deemed the most effective course of action at this time."

The Eagles released a statement saying Brian Westbrook "is scheduled to undergo surgery on Friday, June 5, in Baltimore. The surgery, which will be performed by Dr. Mark Myerson, is a debridement of his right ankle." Westbrook's agent Todd France told ESPN.com Westbrook needed "minor" surgery for "bone spurs."