Posted: Sunday, November 29, 2009, 11:41 AM | 3 comments |
 

Stacy Andrews inactive -- again; Samuel and Trotter to go
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For the second straight game guard Stacy Andrews is a healthy scratch for the Eagles. Andrews started just two games ago, but is inactive once again.

Cornerback Asante Samuel (neck) and linebacker Jeremiah Trotter (knee) were not on the Eagles' inactive list released just moments ago. Both were questionable coming into the game. Both should be able to start. We'll see how much they can play, however.

The other injured inactives for the Eagles are: linebacker Akeem Jordan (knee), running back Brian Westbrook (concussion) and wide receiver Kevin Curtis (knee). Running back P.J. Hill, guard Mike McGlynn and cornerback Geoffrey Pope also didn't dress.

Kevin Kolb is the emergency third quarterback.

Here are some notable inactives for the Redskins: cornerback DeAngelo Hall, defensive tackle Albert Haynesworth, running back Clinton Portis and tight end Chris Cooley. Haynesworth was the only one of the three that was questionable coming into the game.

 
Posted by Jeff McLane @ 11:41 AM  Permalink | 3 comments
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  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:14 PM, 11/29/2009
    So now we have to do nothing andrews on the roster stealing a paycheck
    — Howard Stern
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 3:23 PM, 11/29/2009
    great signings tom and andy!
    — beez1228
  • 0 like this / 0 don't   •   Posted 6:21 PM, 11/29/2009
    brothers babysitter is a healthy scratch......great job andy....
    — nuggett


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