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Misfortune and luck can lead to landing the right quarterback, John Clayton writes. For the Colts, misfortune led to Luck.

Is it time to panic yet? The Eagles, Cowboys and Chargers might be on the brink, John Clayton writes.

A studious Michael Vick is flashing refined skills at camp, John Clayton writes.

Thanks mostly to his work with Michael Vick, the Eagles' Andy Reid deserves Coach of the Year honors, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Michael Vick's transformation could earn Eagles GM Howie Roseman executive of the year honors, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

Andy Reid's decision to go with Michael Vick as starting quarterback is stunning. It's also a mistake and out of character for an organization that usually doesn't make reactionary moves. The Eagles' plan was to develop Kevin Kolb as Donovan Mc...

With everything he's had to deal with on and off the field in Cincinnati, it's time for Marvin Lewis to get an extension, John Clayton writes in his latest mailbag.

The Cowboys usually struggle in late-season meetings with Philadelphia, but Jerry Jones' team brings momentum and confidence into Sunday's battle for NFC East supremacy, writes John Clayton.

The timing is right for Andy Reid and the Eagles to make their move in the NFC East, writes John Clayton.

The Eagles' pairing of Andy Reid and Tom Heckert is the top coach-GM combination in the league, writes John Clayton.

Andy Reid ruled three starting offensive players out for Sunday's game against the 49ers -- halfback Brian Westbrook (ribs), guard Shawn Andrews (back) and wide receiver Reggie Brown (groin). Also ruled out was backup safety J.R. Reed.

Is it too early for a must-win game? Not if you're Andy Reid and the Eagles, who need to beat the surging Redskins on Sunday to keep pace in the highly competitive NFC East, writes John Clayton.

Just days after taking a five-week leave to tend to his family, Andy Reid is keeping the focus strictly on football, writes John Clayton.

John Clayton weighs in the good and bad awaiting the 10 coaches hired this offseason, including the Vikings' Brad Childress.

The Eagles knew Owens could be trouble. They put clauses in his $49 million to protect themselves for situations like Wednesday.

Even with Terrell Owens and Richard Seymour sidelined, the Eagles and Pats have rolled this postseason.