Eagles look to rebound against Texans

Published: Nov 30, 2010 at 02:02 PM

The storyline
Michael Vick looks to improve his MVP credentials against one of the weakest secondaries in the NFL. DeSean Jackson should be pretty motivated to bounce back after a nightmare weekend in Chicago.

Why you should watch
If Asante Samuel can't play, the Eagles could be just as vulnerable on the back end ... and we know Andre "Haymaker" Johnson is playing for the Texans. The Eagles must regroup quickly in a short week to keep pace with NFC big boys.

Did you know?
Texans running back Arian Foster leads the NFL with 12 rushing touchdowns. ... Houston's Glover Quin had a club-record three interceptions last week. ... Eagles defensive end Trent Cole has 11.5 sacks in his past 11 games against AFC opponents. ... Philadelphia's LeSean McCoy leads all NFL running backs with 59 receptions.

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