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Mark Sanchez
Philadelphia Magazine
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Aug 09, 2014 · 11:41 AM EDT

Eagles QB Mark Sanchez took Chip Kelly‘s offense out for a test drive Friday night, and looked right at home at the controls.

It was his first game action since December of 2012. An injury to his throwing shoulder last preseason required surgery and sidelined him for the entire year. He was released by the Jets and quickly picked up by the Eagles this offseason, and got to work on learning a new system while continuing to rehab the arm. Given the circumstances, it’s noteworthy that he was able to perform at a pretty high level Friday night in Chicago.

He finished 7-of-10 for 79 yards (93.3 rating) and led a pair of touchdown drives.

Mark Sanchez
CSN Philly
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Aug 08, 2014 · 12:15 PM EDT

Since being drafted fifth overall in 2009 by the Jets, current Eagles QB Mark Sanchez has played in two AFC championships, missed the playoffs two straights season, been ripped apart by New York fans and media, suffered national humiliation because of a fumble, lost his starting job, got injured in a preseason game he wasn’t supposed to play in and been released.

Oh, and somewhere in there he actually spent a year teaming with Tim Tebow.

Really, there isn’t anything Sanchez hasn’t lived through in his NFL career.

Which is why he isn’t feeling butterflies about Friday’s preseason opener against the Bears. He’s expected to get in early, with the second-team offense. It’s been almost a year since he last played in any kind of NFL game, but he’s not worried.

Dennis Dixon
CSN Philly
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Aug 08, 2014 · 11:43 AM EDT

When he first arrived in Philly, brash former USC quarterback Matt Barkley conceded nothing to anyone about the starting job. Not Dennis Dixon, not Nick Foles, not even Mike Vick.

And when he came back to the NovaCare Complex this spring and took third-team reps behind Foles and Mark Sanchez, Barkley wasn’t willing to admit that he wasn’t in the picture to be Foles’ backup.

About two weeks into training camp, Barkley is seemingly echoing an alternate sentiment. He’s still confident, he’s still diligent, still steadfast in his belief that he can be a franchise quarterback in the league if given the opportunity.

It’s just probably not going to be here in Philly.

Fantasy Impact: 

Barkley was thrown to the wolves a couple of times last season and it wasn't always pretty. He never really had a chance to prepare a week for a game because Michael Vick or Nick Foles would always be ready the following week. This summer, Barkley is likely auditioning for a chance to play somewhere else.

Terrell Owens

Eagles WR Jordan Matthews starting to work with 1st team

Pro Football Talk
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Jun 18, 2014 · 11:56 PM EDT

He may not be the next Terrell Owens, but the first Jordan Matthews seems to be progressing well in his rookie offseason with the Eagles.

According to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer, Matthews took “a number of reps” with the first-team offense on Tuesday.

Matthews, a second-round pick last month, previously had been working almost exclusively with the No. 2 offense, developing great chemistry with veteran backup quarterback Mark Sanchez.

Fantasy Impact: 

Matthews will likely see snaps in the slot (at least) this season. Jeremy Maclin is working his way back from an ACL injury and Riley Cooper is solid, but unspectacular. There is opportunity in this offense if Matthews has a great summer, and by most accounts he has. Rookie wideouts usually don’t live up to their ADP, but there is the occasional exception.

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