Reid said he was confident the illness had nothing to do with the Jay-Z-Kanye West concert McCoy and a number of players attended Wednesday night.
"I was shook up a little bit, my hand was a little bit swollen, but I'm fine now," Lewis said. He said his car slammed into the guardrail after he was hit. "I was a little bit scared to drive the next day, but I got behind the wheel, so I'm fine now.
"Obviously, I wanted to play . . . At the same time, you've got to think about what I just went through, and that the coaches care about the players."
Lewis said the accident happened on one of the bridges leading from the airport to the stadium - he wasn't sure whether it was the Girard Point or the Platt.
Snap decision
That near-fumble against Dallas, when Jason Kelce snapped the ball into his own behind, had a simple origin, Kelce said yesterday.
The rookie thought Michael Vick was under center, didn't understand he was in the shotgun, the Birds driving for their third touchdown. Vick launched himself like a guided missile and came down on top of the ball.
"I just lost track on that one. Can't happen," said Kelce, who added that Vick "saved my ass. Literally."
Someone asked the obvious question - when the QB's under center, don't you like, um, feel his hands, ya know?
"You would think you would, but with everything that's going on in the game and how often [the ball is snapped] it's just like second nature," Kelce said. "I just gotta pay attention more."
Kelce has shaved his beard, accentuating his mustache during the "Movember" campaign against prostate cancer. Todd Herremans and Kyle DeVan have followed suit.
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