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The Michael Vick experiment lasted six plays before Donovan McNabb walked over to offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg on the sideline and yelled "Cut!" Like a movie director who's seen enough, McNabb wanted the offense to do another take. This time, without Vick. In his debut with the Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday, Vick did a little bit of everything -- except help the offense...

The Eagles' season-opener against Carolina is just two weeks away and the five offensive linemen that are supposed to start against the Panthers have yet to play a down together in practice or the preseason.

The line underwent some major renovations in the offseason. The team opted not to re-sign either of its longtime tackles, Tra Thomas and Jon Runyan. It acquired Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters from Buffalo to replace Thomas and signed free agent guard-tackle Stacy Andrews. The plan was—and the Eagles say, still is—for Andrews to play right guard, so that his brother, Shawn, could move outside to Runyan's right tackle spot.

But Peters has been bothered by a quadriceps injury most of training camp, although he did play against Jacksonville on Aug.

All eyes were on Michael Vick -- for all of six plays. Playing his first NFL game since his release from prison, the Eagles quarterback got a standing ovation in a half-empty stadium, avoided any ugly protests and completed four passes for 19 yards. "It's been a long journey for me," Vick said.

A judge on Thursday approved Michael Vick's plan to repay creditors $20 million and emerge from bankruptcy, and the quarterback hustled out of court to prepare for his return to an NFL field later in the night with the Philadelphia Eagles. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Frank J. Santoro said while Vick is "at the pinnacle of his profession," he has proven unable to manage his finances in the...