Reasons to keep watching Eagles-Skins game.

With the score now 59-21 (trying to type this out as quickly as I can before the Eagles score again), I wanted to give you some reasons to keep watching this game.

1. See if the Eagles can beat Wisconsin from this past weekend.
2. The inevitable garbage time sack that will come from a 'Skins player and ensuing dance, which will bring any number of adjectives from Tirico, Jaworksi and Gruden.
3. See if there is a cutaway to Dan Snyder with a bottle of whiteout.
4. See if they can uncover anymore punt, pass and kick footage of Andy Reid.
5. Rex Grossman... again.

Desean Jackson once again proves he is faster than everyone else

After one of the scariest hits anyone has ever seen in the NFL, no one would've blamed Desean Jackson for taking his time in getting back to the field. Well 17 days later, after only missing one game Jackson returned to the practice field for the Philadelphia Eagles.

The Pro Bowl wide receiver sustained a concussion when he took a vicious helmet-first shot from Falcons cornerback Dunta Robinson in Philadelphia's 31-17 win over Atlanta on Oct. 17.

Jackson laid flat on the ground, motionless after the hit. Robinson was immobile for a bit, too.

But Jackson could be back on the field when the Eagles (4-3) host Indianapolis (5-2) on Sunday. He has passed post-concussion testing, and took part in his first full practice session.

Just add this to Jackson's resume as one of the fastest players in the NFL, not only does he blaze by defensive backs but he was months ahead of Eagles wide receivers in criticizing Donovan McNabb

Former Eagles Offensive Tackle Jon Runyan headed for House of Representatives

Former Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Jon Runyan is headed for the House of Representatives after his victory over Jon Adler in New Jersey. Perhaps Adler should have enlisted the help of Former Giant Michael Strahan who made a career out of beating Runyan.