Are The Eagles The Best Team in the NFL?

Andy Reid doesn't like the Dream Team label, but the roster says otherwise.

By RALPH VACCHIANO

The Philadelphia Eagles made a big free-agency splash over the last two weeks. All that was missing from the first few days of the NFL’s wildest free-agent frenzy was Andy Reid sitting in a television studio, being interviewed by Jim Gray. They could’ve called it “The Decisions” because the Eagles made a lot of them.

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Philadelphia Eagles 2011 NFL Team Preview

We take an in-depth look at the Eagles chances at making a Super Bowl run this year.

In the Andy Reid era, which has endured into its fourth presidential term, the Eagles have been no strangers to startling personnel moves. Reid broke from his usual way of doing things by going after Terrell Owens in 2004, then stunned the football world by taking a chance on Michael Vick in 2009.

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New York Jets Sign Santonio Holmes to Five Year Deal

The Jets targeted their star wide receiver and made sure they kept him.

NFL News: The New York Jets made it clear they wanted to keep their star wide receiver, Santonio Holmes, and they got their guy by signing him to a 5-year contract worth $50 million dollars, $24 million of that being guaranteed.

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NFL's Ten High-Priority Moves as Lockout Ends

With player transactions about to kick off, some teams have big moves to make

By Scott Henry (Twitter: @4QuartersRadio)

With free agency’s usual five-month time frame being condensed into five weeks, the phones of both team executives and the players they’re pursuing are about to be set ablaze with constant activity. Some teams would rather lay low, but the ten teams that follow have one available move that would fill a tremendous need, offer roster or cap flexibility, or simply get the fan base excited.

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