The Eagles on Sunday agreed to terms with quarterback A.J. Feeley on a three-year contract extension. Financial terms were not disclosed for Feeley, whose deal runs through 2010. Feeley, 29, is an important insurance policy for the Eagles, who will enter the 2007 season with questions at quarterback. Donovan McNabb is coming off ACL surgery on his right knee and backup Jeff Garcia is an unrestricted free agent.

Two league sources said on Saturday night that the Denver Broncos could pursue Jeff Garcia in the free-agent market opens Friday. Steve Baker, the agent for Garcia, said Friday that if the two sides had not struck a deal before the free-agent period opened, the Eagles did not expect to re-sign his client. With veteran Jake Plummer expected to be released by the Broncos, they are in the market for a backup to second-year quarterback Jay Cutler, who started the final five games of his rookie season.

Donovan McNabb is throwing his support behind Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid and backup quarterback Jeff Garcia. McNabb, rehabbing his surgically repaired right knee, said he hopes everything turns out well for Reid, who is taking a one-month leave of absence to deal with his sons' legal problems. "We all support him," McNabb said in his first comments about Reid's family problems. "I just continue to pray for him that everything will turn out for the best." Reid's sons Garrett, 23, and Britt, 21, are facing separate legal issues. McNabb said it has been a while since he has spoken to Reid, but that he has sent text messages and left phone messages.

A son of Eagles coach Andy Reid was expected to surrender to police in Plymouth Township on charges of assault, drug possession and driving under the influence of a controlled substance. Garrett Reid, 23, of Villanova, was charged Thursday with 14 misdemeanor offenses stemming from an auto accident in suburban Philadelphia on Jan. 30. The charges came just days after Andy Reid took a leave of absence from the team to deal with family matters.

The Eagles want to re-sign Donte Stallworth, but he might command more than what they will be able to afford on a salary cap level. "I love the Eagles and I love being there, and I'm hoping that we can get things worked out," Stallworth said during the taping, for a show that will be aired tonight. "There are some other interesting situations that I have on the table, but as far as being with the one team, I definitely want to be with the Eagles." Asked about other situations, Stallworth said: "There's New England, obviously being able to play in an organization like that, similar to the Eagles, who have definitely won a lot of games in the past. San Francisco, young and upcoming team, has a good young quarterback [Alex Smith], and Norv Turner is still the offensive coordinator there, that helps... And Miami, the GM there was a guy who drafted me in New Orleans, Randy Mueller, and we've always had a real good relationship. But as far as actually picking a team, Philly is definitely No. 1 right now."

Eagles coach Andy Reid will leave the team for a month to deal with family issues, a decision that comes less than two weeks after two sons got into separate legal trouble on the same day. The team said the leave of absence will last until mid-March. "He's not going to come into the office, but he will be available for calls and to collaborate and he will be here if we have free agents in for a visit," Eagles president Joe Banner said. "He will retain final say over whatever we do."

ESPN radio is reporting that Andy Reid will take a leave of absence following the arrest of his two sons. He isn't expected to return until March.

Terrell Owens hugged and shook hands with Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb at a Super Bowl party last week, the controversial wide receiver confirmed Wednesday on WIP Radio (610-AM) with Howard Eskin. "I told him I still have love for him," Owens said. "I went up to him and wished him well with his recovery and he wished me the same thing."

A son of Eagles coach Andy Reid was accused of pulling a gun on another motorist, police records show. Police later seized a shotgun and containers with white powder or residue from Britt Reid's vehicle and a pistol from the home he shares with his parents. On the same day, Britt's older brother, Garrett Reid, was found with drug paraphernalia after his sport-utility vehicle collided with another vehicle in nearby Plymouth Township, authorities said. He was taken to a hospital for drug tests, but it could take a week to get the results, Joseph F. Lawrence, the township's deputy police chief, said Thursday.