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Eagles won't bring in short-term replacements at QB, RB

Published: Oct 05, 2010 at 04:29 AM

The Philadelphia Eagles will not work out running backs or quarterbacks Tuesday, according to a team source.

The injuries to quarterback Michael Vick and running back LeSean McCoy are more week to week at this point, and the team isn't evaluating potential short-term replacements.

Eagles coach Andy Reid said Monday that he would meet with general manager Howie Roseman to discuss bringing in another quarterback, and they would "put a list together in case we need to go in that direction."

Tuesday is by far the most active day in the week for teams to work out free agents.

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