Pyro's Take:

We really like Maclin to produce right away in this offense and be a solid player fantasy-wise. However, this concerns us and everyday Maclin doesn't show drops him on the depth chart on a team with many options at wide receiver.

Pyro's Take:

Phew. This is a guy that we are high on, and the last thing we wanted to deal with is a holdout. McNabb spreads the ball out, yeah, but it's only due to the low-grade WR corps he has had over the years. Look at what he did with TO. Maclin is no TO, but he has the most upside of the Eagles pass-catchers.

Pyro's Take:

We really didn't see this coming and we're not too sure on where he fits in Philly. Wildcat? Surely they have a bona-fide QB in McNabb, some solid receivers in DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin and Kevin Curtis, and not to mention All-Everything RB Brian Westbrook. We'll see how this plays out.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis was an outstanding target for McNabb in 2007 in gaining over 1,100 yards, the last time an Eagles receiver has done so. However, Kevin was hampered by a sports hernia for most of last year, and is now a 31-year old damaged receiver at a crowded position in Philly fighting to keep his status. At this point, Curtis is still the starter opposite DeSean Jackson, but he's going to have to hold off rookie first-round draft pick Jeremy Maclin the whole year if he wants to be fantasy relevant in 2009.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis was an outstanding target for McNabb in 2007 in gaining over 1,100 yards, the last time an Eagles receiver has done so. However, Kevin was hampered by a sports hernia for most of last year, and is now a 31-year old damaged receiver at a crowded position in Philly fighting to keep his status. At this point, Curtis is still the starter opposite DeSean Jackson, but he's going to have to hold off rookie first-round draft pick Jeremy Maclin the whole year if he wants to be fantasy relevant in 2009.

Pyro's Take:

Maclin by far has the most skills of the receiving crew, maybe even more than Jackson. However, with Jackson holding the flanker spot and Jason Avant working the slot duties, Maclin will have to fight for time at split end with starter Kevin Curtis, Reggie Brown, and Hank Baskett. We fully expect J-Mac to beat these guys out at some point, but it might not be until halfway through the season. Fantasy-wise, he's worth a shot because he's as talented as anyone, but he might not get you what you're looking for until the middle of the season.

Pyro's Take:

Maclin by far has the most skills of the receiving crew, maybe even more than Jackson. However, with Jackson holding the flanker spot and Jason Avant working the slot duties, Maclin will have to fight for time at split end with starter Kevin Curtis, Reggie Brown, and Hank Baskett. We fully expect J-Mac to beat these guys out at some point, but it might not be until halfway through the season. Fantasy-wise, he's worth a shot because he's as talented as anyone, but he might not get you what you're looking for until the middle of the season.

Pyro's Take:

No matter what the speculation is around the league and around Philly, we're pretty sure that Donovan is just fine with the team grabbing Vick. The Eagles have catered to McNabb and his whining plenty of times in the past, so what would change their way of dealing with Donovan now? Regardless of who's happy and who's not, Philly now becomes one of the most dynamic offenses in the league and should be fun to watch throughout the 2009 season.

Pyro's Take:

We really didn't see this coming and we're not too sure on where he fits in Philly. Wildcat? Surely they have a bona-fide QB in McNabb, some solid receivers in DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin and Kevin Curtis, and not to mention All-Everything RB Brian Westbrook. We'll see how this plays out.

Pyro's Take:

No matter what the speculation is around the league and around Philly, we're pretty sure that Donovan is just fine with the team grabbing Vick. The Eagles have catered to McNabb and his whining plenty of times in the past, so what would change their way of dealing with Donovan now? Regardless of who's happy and who's not, Philly now becomes one of the most dynamic offenses in the league and should be fun to watch throughout the 2009 season.

Pyro's Take:

Kolb was absolutely awful last year when given the opportunity to play during blowouts. Since it was already a rumor during this past off-season that the Eagles were considering trading him, the signing of Vick to a two-year deal makes it a virtual lock that Kolb will be in a different uniform next year, and possibly even later this season.

Pyro's Take:

Kolb was absolutely awful last year when given the opportunity to play during blowouts. Since it was already a rumor during this past off-season that the Eagles were considering trading him, the signing of Vick to a two-year deal makes it a virtual lock that Kolb will be in a different uniform next year, and possibly even later this season.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles only gave up a fourth-round draft choice to pry him from Miami before the 2008 season, so there's not too much invested in him. It's clear that rookie LeSean McCoy is going to be the handcuff to Brian Westbrook this year, not the meek, underachieving Booker this season.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles only gave up a fourth-round draft choice to pry him from Miami before the 2008 season, so there's not too much invested in him. It's clear that rookie LeSean McCoy is going to be the handcuff to Brian Westbrook this year, not the meek, underachieving Booker this season.

Pyro's Take:

Even though the Eagles have a plethora of weapons at their disposal this year, we still like Celek as a nice backup fantasy TE in 2009. Hopefully Reid is right in that the injury is minor and won't affect what could be a real good year for Brent and the Eagles.

Pyro's Take:

This kid has all the makings of a future stud in the league, much in the way of his teammate Brian Westbrook. He's a shifty runner, isn't shy of contact, can catch the ball well, and is getting better and better at picking up the blitz as well. We can't stress enough how important it is to make sure you grab McCoy if you own Westbrook on your team. He could be one of the best handcuffs to have once all is said and done this year.

Pyro's Take:

This is easily the best news any fantasy owner could have hoped for at this point, as his non-participation was surely beginning to weigh on people's minds. Give him a couple of weeks to get his legs back under him, and I'm sure we'll be seeing the same old Westy we've all gotten used to.

Pyro's Take:

McNasty only played for three series during the game as coach Andy Reid felt that he'd seen enough out of him. No need to get their stud QB hurt in a meaningless preseason game, but it was nice to see McNabb get in a few good snaps. The hookup with D-Jack should be a regular connection throughout the year.

Pyro's Take:

After a stellar performance in the first preseason game, McCoy came back down to earth a bit this past game. He's still the guy to grab as your handcuff to Brian Westbrook, but let this game serve as a reminder that Westy is still the stud of the team and won't be supplanted for any reason besides injury.

Pyro's Take:

Maclin is a special talent that will find his way into the first-team offense at some point, but will be used more as a punt/kickoff returner to start off the year. He's worth a chance on draft day, but don't expect much out of him until around mid-season.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles and coach Andy Reid will likely keep Westy from live-action until the first game of the regular season. Westbrook turns 30-years old a week before the season begins, so saving every inch they can out of their star RB would be the smartest move in our book. Westy seems to be coming along just fine, so feel free to keep him up on your charts as a solid RB2 come draft day.

Pyro's Take:

We're not sure if our interest in the game lies more in seeing how the Eagles plan on using the multi-faceted Vick, or seeing how the crowd reacts to the recently released and signed convict.

Reid went on to say that Vick will be used during the first three quarters of the game, the span in which he also indicated his starters would be on the field. That likely means Vick will be coming in for a version of the Wildcat offense, but where he lines up is anybody's guess. Either way, Thursday night's game should be fun to watch.

Pyro's Take:

Coach Andy Reid may have re-thought his decision earlier in the week to play Westy in this game. Our gut tells us that Reid decided not to take the chance with his All-Pro running back and save him up for the regular season.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles already know what they're getting out of McNabb this year, so why take the chance on an injury. Coach Andy Reid said that Kevin Kolb will start instead of McNabb and Michael Vick will start the second half.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles already know what they're getting out of McNabb this year, so why take the chance on an injury. Coach Andy Reid said that Kevin Kolb will start instead of McNabb and Michael Vick will start the second half.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles already know what they're getting out of McNabb this year, so why take the chance on an injury. Coach Andy Reid said that Kevin Kolb will start instead of McNabb and Michael Vick will start the second half.

Pyro's Take:

The speculation is that Vick will be cleared to play for the Eagles Week 3 game if all goes well up until then. Vick has been on his best behavior, so we tend to agree that Goodell will make this move.

Pyro's Take:

It seems Goodell believes in second chances just as much as the next guy. However, it's not a lock that Vick comes back and immediately takes over the backup QB role in Philly as he still has some learning to do of the Eagles system. Whatever the case, their will certainly be mixed reactions from both fans and players alike.

Pyro's Take:

This would make LeSean McCoy the new backup RB to Brian Westbrook this year. Make sure you grab the young McCoy in your draft as Westbrook's handcuff for 2009.

Pyro's Take:

This would make LeSean McCoy the new backup RB to Brian Westbrook this year. Make sure you grab the young McCoy in your draft as Westbrook's handcuff for 2009.

Pyro's Take:

Since Vick can't play until at least Week 3, they don't need to make the call just yet. Vick can still be on the sidelines during practice watching and learning the plays, but cannot participate until the exemption is lifted. The Eagles did keep seven wide receivers on their roster, so something might happen there once Reid decides he wants Vick back practicing with the team.
We'll keep you posted.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis had a two off-season sports hernia surgeries that hampered his play as well, so be wary of this guy. When he was healthy two years ago, Curtis became one of only two WRs to go over 1,000 yards with McNabb (Owens being the other), so he has the potential to do well, but those injuries have got to scare fantasy owners a bit. At this point, he's no better than a bench player for your team.

Pyro's Take:

Westbrook will get the starting nod, as expected, and should be rolling right out of the gates. He will most likely be getting a full work load against the Panthers on Sunday, which means a bunch of good fantasy stats as Carolina was very susceptible to the run last year. Start him if you got him.

Pyro's Take:

Westy is still scheduled to start the game on Sunday and should be getting a full work load despite not playing in any of the team's preseason games. His knee seems to be just fine, so go ahead and start him this week if you have him on your fantasy team.

Pyro's Take:

This was expected on both counts and it's safe to play both players, though if you have better options than Curtis, we'd suggest it. Westy should have a nice game for your fantasy team however.

Pyro's Take:

This was expected on both counts and it's safe to play both players, though if you have better options than Curtis, we'd suggest it. Westy should have a nice game for your fantasy team however.

Pyro's Take:

Head coach Andy Reid didn't say too much about the injury and downplayed the extent of it when he did. We'll see just how bad it is later in the week, but it's obvious the Eagles need McNabb as healthy as possible because Vick is still suspended and Kevin Kolb is plain awful.

Pyro's Take:

Even though the Eagles in no way want to go into the game next Sunday with Kevin Kolb as their starter, it's a good bet that McNabb takes a seat Week 2. Expect Philly to sign a QB in the next couple of days to either be a backup to Kolb or maybe even start the game over him against the Saints.

Pyro's Take:

With Donovan McNabb's availability for next week's game up in the air, the Eagles decided not to let fate decide their future and took matters into their own hands. Being a veteran who has knowledge of the Eagles offensive scheme, we're guessing that Garcia comes in and starts right away, assuming McNabb can't go next Sunday. He could be a nice one-week fantasy pickup playing in what will probably be a shoot-out with the Saints on Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

With Donovan McNabb's availability for next week's game up in the air, the Eagles decided not to let fate decide their future and took matters into their own hands. Being a veteran who has knowledge of the Eagles offensive scheme, we're guessing that Garcia comes in and starts right away, assuming McNabb can't go next Sunday. He could be a nice one-week fantasy pickup playing in what will probably be a shoot-out with the Saints on Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

Reid also said that he might not make his decision on a starting quarterback until the morning of the game. We don't expect McNabb to play, especially since they went out and got Jeff Garcia, so you might want to look to another option for your fantasy team in Week 2.

Pyro's Take:

We understand that Kolb has been there throughout camp and knows the playbook and all, but the guy is a skid-mark on Jeff Garcia's briefs. Look for Garcia to get in this game at some point if Kolb actually starts.

Pyro's Take:

Jackson only came down with two catches for nine yards on Sunday, but he also had two rushes for 33 yards and an 85-yard punt return for a TD. How he got injured, we don't know, but it seems mild and we'll update you on any changes to that throughout the week. He should be a good fantasy play this week in an expected shootout with the Saints.

Pyro's Take:

This isn't a surprise with an injury like that. McNabb will be a game-day decision on Sunday, but even if he does play, we'd suggest looking elsewhere for your fantasy starter this week.

Pyro's Take:

Good news, even though Jackson also stated that he was still a little sore. The bad news is that Kevin Kolb will likely be throwing to him on Sunday, so we'd suggest looking a little further down your fantasy roster this week.

Pyro's Take:

McNabb's a tough cookie, but one hit to the ribs on Sunday and he could be out for long long time. We don't believe coach Andy Reid will risk that, and neither should you. Find another fantasy option for Week 2.

Pyro's Take:

This was expected and referenced to all week. We hope you paid attention enough to have him out of your fantasy lineup by now.

Pyro's Take:

Why Jackson is still on punt returns is beyond us, but we're guessing he won't be anymore. He should be fine by next week's game, but we'll keep you updated on his status throughout the week.

Pyro's Take:

The bothersome part is that the injury is to the same ankle that Westy just had off-season surgery on. The ankle doesn't seem to be that bad as of now, but we doubt he'll be practicing all week and could end up being a game-time decision next Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

The bigger question is when McNabb be back. Kevin Kolb did a fine job filling in for a week, but if Vick couldn't mesh well with McNabb, we fail to see how he and Kolb will work out at all. Still, Vick being ready to play is a positive for the Eagles.

Pyro's Take:

The bigger question is when McNabb be back. Kevin Kolb did a fine job filling in for a week, but if Vick couldn't mesh well with McNabb, we fail to see how he and Kolb will work out at all. Still, Vick being ready to play is a positive for the Eagles.

Pyro's Take:

McNabb and Westbrook were expected, as McNabb is almost certainly out for Week 3 and Westbrook commonly misses practice time throughout the week. However, Jackson is a bit concerning, although the coaches don't seem too worried about it. We'll see what happens tomorrow at practice.

Pyro's Take:

McNabb and Westbrook were expected, as McNabb is almost certainly out for Week 3 and Westbrook commonly misses practice time throughout the week. However, Jackson is a bit concerning, although the coaches don't seem too worried about it. We'll see what happens tomorrow at practice.

Pyro's Take:

McNabb and Westbrook were expected, as McNabb is almost certainly out for Week 3 and Westbrook commonly misses practice time throughout the week. However, Jackson is a bit concerning, although the coaches don't seem too worried about it. We'll see what happens tomorrow at practice.

Pyro's Take:

Someone just can't seem to leave their Kevin Curtis voodoo doll alone. Expect Curtis to play on Sunday, though without being at full strength, we'd avoid starting him on your fantasy team for awhile.

Pyro's Take:

Everyone is saying that Westbrook will play on Sunday, and we have to agree. Westbrook knows the offense well enough that rest is almost more important than practice is for Westy. Keep him in your fantasy lineup this week.

Pyro's Take:

Jackson could be taken a chance on as a fantasy WR3 this week, but without McNabb and against a surprisingly stingy Chiefs D, he might not put up the numbers you are looking for.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles are looking to get McNabb back to full strength after their bye week in Week 4. Until then, expect Kevin Kolb to get the start behind center.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis is having a real tough time battling through all his injuries and may not be fantasy viable for the rest of the year. Time to start keeping an eye on rookie Jeremy Maclin.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis is having a real tough time battling through all his injuries and may not be fantasy viable for the rest of the year. Time to start keeping an eye on rookie Jeremy Maclin.

Pyro's Take:

This is a bit unexpected, as even though Westbrook sat out practice all week, that's really nothing new. Take him out of all fantasy lineups immediately.

Pyro's Take:

This poor guy just can't seem to get it together health-wise this year. He's starting to become unplayable in fantasy leagues, so if you had him in there for some reason, get him out now.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb will get another start here, with the active Jeff Garcia and Michael Vick backing him up.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb will get another start here, with the active Jeff Garcia and Michael Vick backing him up.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb will get another start here, with the active Jeff Garcia and Michael Vick backing him up.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb will get another start here, with the active Jeff Garcia and Michael Vick backing him up.

Pyro's Take:

With Kolb starting once again, and the Chiefs coming in with a surprisingly tough pass D, we'd use caution in starting the young Jackson. Maybe as a WR3 or a flex if necessary, but look elsewhere if you can.

Pyro's Take:

No wonder he looked so fast on that 64-yard TD sprint he had in the 2nd quarter, and how he was able to do the splits in his celebration of that touchdown despite an injured groin.
He may be an idiot, but he's fantasy gold right now.

Pyro's Take:

McCoy looked real good on Sunday with Westbrook sitting out. The Eagles would be smart to rest him as much as possible if they want to make a run in the playoffs this year. If this happens, expect Westy's fantasy numbers to take a hit.

Pyro's Take:

McCoy looked real good on Sunday with Westbrook sitting out. The Eagles would be smart to rest him as much as possible if they want to make a run in the playoffs this year. If this happens, expect Westy's fantasy numbers to take a hit.

Pyro's Take:

McNabb will take back his starting gig the second he returns despite backup Kevin Kolb's two straight 300+ yard games. McNasty has a nice easy fantasy game as well as the Eagles face the Buccaneers in Week 5.

Pyro's Take:

With Kevin Kolb proving his worth as a backup, Michael Vick coming back from suspension, and Donovan McNabb being expected back after their Week 4 bye, the Eagles no longer had any room for the aging vet. Feel free to dump him from your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

With Kevin Kolb proving his worth as a backup, Michael Vick coming back from suspension, and Donovan McNabb being expected back after their Week 4 bye, the Eagles no longer had any room for the aging vet. Feel free to dump him from your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

With Kevin Kolb proving his worth as a backup, Michael Vick coming back from suspension, and Donovan McNabb being expected back after their Week 4 bye, the Eagles no longer had any room for the aging vet. Feel free to dump him from your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

With Kevin Kolb proving his worth as a backup, Michael Vick coming back from suspension, and Donovan McNabb being expected back after their Week 4 bye, the Eagles no longer had any room for the aging vet. Feel free to dump him from your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

The Cardinals, Falcons, Panthers, Eagles don't play this week, so don't be a stroke, don't play anyone on these 4 teams this Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

This kid is a broken record that the Eagles can no longer afford to listen to anymore. Nagging injury after nagging injury, blah blah blah. Dump him from your fantasy football team, even if the Eagles won't.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis is becoming somewhat of a rag-doll in his old age dealing with various injuries every week. Maclin is the one with the upside here, but neither look to be a good fantasy football play this weekend sharing the split end role.

Pyro's Take:

Curtis is becoming somewhat of a rag-doll in his old age dealing with various injuries every week. Maclin is the one with the upside here, but neither look to be a good fantasy football play this weekend sharing the split end role.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb did a fine job filling in for the injured McNabb, but will rightfully return to the bench with the star QB being healthy again. McNabb looks to be a decent QB1 fantasy football play this weekend, despite the fact that he might wear a protective jacket during the game.

Pyro's Take:

Kevin Kolb did a fine job filling in for the injured McNabb, but will rightfully return to the bench with the star QB being healthy again. McNabb looks to be a decent QB1 fantasy football play this weekend, despite the fact that he might wear a protective jacket during the game.

Pyro's Take:

Westy was expected to be back this week, but look for the Eagles to rotate him and LeSean McCoy a bunch going forward as the team can ill-afford to lose their star RB for anymore time than they already have. Westbrook is still a good RB2 fantasy football play this Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

Westy was expected to be back this week, but look for the Eagles to rotate him and LeSean McCoy a bunch going forward as the team can ill-afford to lose their star RB for anymore time than they already have. Westbrook is still a good RB2 fantasy football play this Sunday.

Pyro's Take:

Just when it looks like he might play again, the teeter-totter drops the other way. We can't tell you to oust him from your fantasy football squad, but we wouldn't blame you if you did.

Pyro's Take:

Looks like the teeter-totter hit Curtis in the ass again today. He's starting to become more trouble than he's worth, so either send him to the end of your fantasy football bench, or drop him altogether. Maclin should see a bunch of targets today in his place.

Pyro's Take:

Looks like the teeter-totter hit Curtis in the ass again today. He's starting to become more trouble than he's worth, so either send him to the end of your fantasy football bench, or drop him altogether. Maclin should see a bunch of targets today in his place.

Pyro's Take:

This has been expected all week, so if you have him on your fantasy football team, feel free to get him in there for a favorable match-up against the lowly Bucs.

Pyro's Take:

This may be partially true, but we're not buying it. McNabb is known for spreading the ball around more than most QBs in the league, making any Eagles receiver a tough fantasy football call week-in week-out.

Pyro's Take:

As long as the team is winning, the Eagles will try to keep Westbrook fresh, but that won't last for long. The schedule gets tougher after this next game, and Westy will be needed. Keep using him as your fantasy football RB2.

Pyro's Take:

As long as the team is winning, the Eagles will try to keep Westbrook fresh, but that won't last for long. The schedule gets tougher after this next game, and Westy will be needed. Keep using him as your fantasy football RB2.

Pyro's Take:

First of all, Curtis is 31-years old. Second, he's entering the injury-prone phase of his career. Third, since his injuries make him useless this year, both in real and fantasy football, why wouldn't a team wait to sign him next year for nothing?

Pyro's Take:

Sorry, but we ain't biting. Curtis is not healthy, and he won't be for the rest of the season. Any team that even nibbles on the trade bait the Eagles are throwing out there should find new management immediately.

Pyro's Take:

"I take pride in spreading the ball around," said McNabb.
Yeah, no kidding Don. We know you're known for that, but you're not making our fantasy football lives any easier. Jackson is still a solid WR2 play this weekend against the Raiders.

Pyro's Take:

"I take pride in spreading the ball around," said McNabb.
Yeah, no kidding Don. We know you're known for that, but you're not making our fantasy football lives any easier. Jackson is still a solid WR2 play this weekend against the Raiders.

Pyro's Take:

Who cares if he plays or not when you have a talent like Jeremy Maclin finally getting his shot. Even if Curtis does play, Maclin is the far better real and fantasy football option.

Pyro's Take:

Who cares if he plays or not when you have a talent like Jeremy Maclin finally getting his shot. Even if Curtis does play, Maclin is the far better real and fantasy football option.

Pyro's Take:

Even if Curtis plays, expect Jeremy Maclin to not only get more targets, but to probably start ahead of him as well. Feel free to drop the injury-laden receiver from your fantasy football team anytime now.

Pyro's Take:

Coach Andy Reid hasn't said as much just yet, but whether Maclin starts or not, he'll almost certainly be getting the majority of the snaps over Curtis, making him a real nice WR3 play for your fantasy football team today.

Pyro's Take:

Coach Andy Reid hasn't said as much just yet, but whether Maclin starts or not, he'll almost certainly be getting the majority of the snaps over Curtis, making him a real nice WR3 play for your fantasy football team today.

Pyro's Take:

As well he should. His one-catch, six-yard performance was likely due to McNabb trying to get DeSean Jackson the ball more than anything else. Maclin can still be used as a WR3 for your fantasy football team from week to week.

Pyro's Take:

Here's an opinion for ya Kevin: You did the best you could with the tools you had, but your injuries now make you worthless. Hang 'em up now so you can walk later in life.

Drop him from your fantasy football team if you still have him.

Pyro's Take:

He'll get his opportunity now, as the Eagles schedule only gets tougher from here on out. Coach Andy Reid will need him to be the Westy of old just to get to the playoffs, so look for LeSean McCoy to take a back seat to the fantasy football juggernaut going forward.

Pyro's Take:

He'll get his opportunity now, as the Eagles schedule only gets tougher from here on out. Coach Andy Reid will need him to be the Westy of old just to get to the playoffs, so look for LeSean McCoy to take a back seat to the fantasy football juggernaut going forward.

Pyro's Take:

Westy was nailed by London Fletcher's knee as he was lurching forward for the first down. There was mo malicious intent on the play. LeSean McCoy will take over in the Eagles backfield for the remainder of the contest.

Pyro's Take:

The Eagles wouldn't have had Jackson on the field if there was something seriously wrong, so we wouldn't worry too much about this "sprain". We'll keep you updated on his status throughout the week.

Pyro's Take:

McCoy has the skills, but would likely be a bit overwhelmed against the Giants in a hard-nosed, inner-division match-up. He would be a decent flex option on your fantasy football squad, but we wouldn't be able to advise more than that.

Pyro's Take:

McCoy has the skills, but would likely be a bit overwhelmed against the Giants in a hard-nosed, inner-division match-up. He would be a decent flex option on your fantasy football squad, but we wouldn't be able to advise more than that.

Pyro's Take:

Head injuries are not something to mess around with, so our guess is that Westy sits this next one out. If you have rookie LeSean McCoy, go ahead and use him, but otherwise look down your fantasy football bench for another RB2 this week.

Pyro's Take:

Wait, who is Kevin Curtis again? Oh yeah, the guy that rookie Jeremy Maclin was drafted to take over for.
Curtis is useless now as his career may very well be over. Drop him from your fantasy football team if you still had him.

Pyro's Take:

Westy was knocked completely unconscious Monday night and experienced some memory loss, so the likelihood of him playing Sunday is extremely low. Rookie LeSean McCoy will take over and could be a decent flex play for your fantasy football team this weekend.

Pyro's Take:

Westy was knocked completely unconscious Monday night and experienced some memory loss, so the likelihood of him playing Sunday is extremely low. Rookie LeSean McCoy will take over and could be a decent flex play for your fantasy football team this weekend.

Pyro's Take:

Jackson should be fine for Sunday's game against the Giants, so no worries there. Keep this long-distance-TD-bomb-machine in your fantasy football lineup until further notice.

Pyro's Take:

It doesn't look good for old Westy this weekend. LeSean McCoy will pick up the slack if the Eagles decide to keep him out for a week or two to recover from his concussion last Monday. McCoy is a decent flex option on your fantasy football team if he gets the start.

Pyro's Take:

It doesn't look good for old Westy this weekend. LeSean McCoy will pick up the slack if the Eagles decide to keep him out for a week or two to recover from his concussion last Monday. McCoy is a decent flex option on your fantasy football team if he gets the start.

Pyro's Take:

We figured as much. Jackson will play on Sunday and is always a good fantasy football start regardless of the opposition.

Pyro's Take:

Westy is 30-years old now, so if Reid even thinks about playing him on Sunday after suffering a concussion less than a week ago, he should be fired, then sued. Our guess is that Reid is just messing with the Giants and that Westy won't play, but check back for fantasy football purposes just to be sure.

Pyro's Take:

Get him back into your starting fantasy football lineup again if you had him out. He's a must-start every week at this point.

Pyro's Take:

DeSean was actually involved in a car accident on Friday, but was uninjured as he was wearing his seat-belt like a good law-abiding citizen. Make sure to get him in your fantasy football lineup against an over-rated Giants secondary.

Pyro's Take:

Maclin will start and can be used as a WR3 on your fantasy football team. Get this electric rookie in there if your have him.

Pyro's Take:

Maclin will start and can be used as a WR3 on your fantasy football team. Get this electric rookie in there if your have him.

Pyro's Take:

We'll see how Westy comes along this week. Supposedly he was still experiencing headaches on Saturday, but felt better on Sunday. Check back later in the week to see if you can get the RB2 back into your fantasy football lineup next weekend.

Pyro's Take:

We'll see how he responds in practice the next couple of days, but Westy looks like he's good to go this Sunday night against the Cowboys. He and LeSean McCoy will most likely see a time-share at RB for a bit, but both can be used on your fantasy football team as at least a flex play each week.

Pyro's Take:

We'll see how he responds in practice the next couple of days, but Westy looks like he's good to go this Sunday night against the Cowboys. He and LeSean McCoy will most likely see a time-share at RB for a bit, but both can be used on your fantasy football team as at least a flex play each week.

Pyro's Take:

McCoy is still expected to play on Sunday, but you might want to check back throughout the week in case you were going to start him at the flex position on your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

Wait, he's still alive? Then whose funeral was I at last weekend?

Pyro's Take:

Westy will play, but will likely split carries with LeSean McCoy for at least this week. He's still worth a low-end RB2 play on your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

Westy is listed as questionable on the injury report, but he should be able to go. Expect a split of the action between him and rookie LeSean McCoy, and either one could be used as a flex option this week on your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

Westy is listed as questionable on the injury report, but he should be able to go. Expect a split of the action between him and rookie LeSean McCoy, and either one could be used as a flex option this week on your fantasy football team.

Pyro's Take:

Adam says that two people close to the Eagles have both told him the same thing concerning Westbrook, and we believe him. Schefter usually knows what he's talking about, so if you were thinking about starting Westy today on your fantasy football team, find someone else quick as the noon games will be starting in just over and hour...

Pyro's Take:

Westbrook missed Sunday night's game because he experienced a bit of a headache on Friday, so Reid decided to be cautious. Our guess is the worst is over, but check back with us throughout the week to see if the all-purpose back can return to your fantasy football lineup next weekend.

Pyro's Take:

It's just one headache after another with this former fantasy football RB1.
Reid also said that the ankle would not keep him out of the game on Sunday, and that if he did have to sit old Westy, it would be due to lingering effects from his concussion. What a mess.

Pyro's Take:

Two things: First, that doesn't speak very positively about their current QB Trent Edwards. Second, and more importantly, Vick is signed for two years with the Eagles, so nothing can be done about that unless he's released anyway.
Maybe not the smartest comments coming from a leader on the team...

Pyro's Take:

Westy has become one of the more unreliable players in both real life and fantasy football now that he's hit 30-years old. You could maybe use him at the flex position if necessary, but sitting him on your bench is the smarter way to go. We'll keep you updated on his condition throughout the week regardless.