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How awesome does this sound? Five wineries across NJ and PA will be converted into racing sites this fall for the 2013 Run the Vineyards series. […]

Chip Kelly and the Eagles introduced a four tight end package Thursday night against the Panthers. We take a look at why it was successful for them.

Several of the Eagles’ offensive players had seen or heard about Chip Kelly before he became their head coach.

They adjusted to the new scheme, the new practice methods and the new environment in the spring and then the summer. They knew Kelly had great success at Oregon, but they didn’t know exactly how his philosophies would translate to the NFL.

There are tweaks and and adjustments and wrinkles, but many of the basic concepts – tempo, options, taking advantage of the numbers – are the same. And through two preseason games, the players are buying in.

“I haven’t been this excited about football in a long time,” said center Jason Kelce. “The whole way the offense is structured and the scheming and all the stuff we are doing, it’s really exciting to see where we are going to go.”

The first question to Chip Kelly following Thursday’s preseason win over the Panthers:

Chip, after tonight, how do you tell Michael Vick he isn’t your starting quarterback?

“That’s a good question,” Kelly responded. “I thought Mike put another good game together. But we’re going to evaluate everything. I thought besides the throwaway that Nick [Foles] couldn’t get out of the end zone he did a nice job, too. I think we have two quarterbacks that can play in an NFL game.”

But only one can start. And after two preseason games, Vick has made the better case for why he should be the guy.

Michael Vick and Nick Foles have gone head-to-head in two preseason games now. A leader has emerged in the quarterback competition.

Here are instant observations from tonight’s Eagles-Panthers game.

Discuss tonight’s Eagles-Panthers game in our live game thread. Kickoff is set for 7:30.

According to Curbed New York and the New York Post, New York’s narrowest home (pictured left, in a photo from Curbed) has finally sold for […]

Reserve outside linebacker Phillip Hunt underwent surgery to repair a partial tear of his left ACL, the team announced Thursday.

Hunt is the fourth Eagles player to suffer a torn ACL this preseason, joining Jeremy Maclin, Arrelious Benn and fellow linebacker Jason Phillips. The first three players sustained the injury on the NovaCare practice fields. It is believed that Hunt was hurt at Lincoln Financial Field Friday against the Patriots.

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Here’s a roundup of what the national media are saying about the Eagles this week.

Last night I posted a photo of my dinner—a healthified buffalo chicken quinoa salad—on Instagram. Thirty seconds later, my phone started blowing up with likes […]

Will Billy Davis’ system cater to Fletcher Cox’s strengths? Will Vick and Foles both be on the roster? How is the D-line battle going? We try to answer these questions in the latest Twitter Mailbag.

A colleague passed this roundup along this morning, and it gave us such a chuckle, we had to share: It’s 23 wedding rings for nerds! […]