Brent Celek

UP NEXT Who: Dallas at Eagles When: Oct. 30, 8:20 p.m. Where: Lincoln Financial Field TV: NBC10 Radio: WIP (94.1-FM, 610-AM) Series history: Dallas leads, 59-45. The Cowboys have won four of the last five and the teams are 4-4 at the Linc. Last meeting: Dallas won, 14-13, at the Linc last January. INJURY REPORT: -- Michael Vick: Had the wind knocked out of him, Andy Reid said. Vick indicated he was out of the game because some dirt had gotten under his visor and into his face.

Daily News football writer Paul Domowitch tells you what he will be keeping an eye on during each Eagles game. Here is how things panned out last night: 1. The turnover battle: The Eagles and Bears came into the game 1-2 in the league in takeaways. The Eagles had 26, the Bears 25. Yesterday, the Eagles committed the game's only turnover as Michael Vick threw a second-quarter interception that helped set up a touchdown and gave the Bears a 21-13 lead. 2. Many happy returns: The Bears' Devin Hester and Danieal Manning combined for six kickoff returns for 166 yards.

In honor of Kevin Kolb limping back into town, we present this equally lame quiz on Eagles quarterbacks during coach Andy Reid's tenure. 1 Who caught the most touchdown passes from Donovan McNabb? a. Brian Westbrook. b. Terrell Owens. c. Chad Lewis. 2 Who caught the first postseason touchdown McNabb ever threw? a. Chad Lewis. b. Na Brown. c. Todd Pinkston. 3 After McNabb and Koy Detmer, who was the third to play quarterback in 2004? a. Toe Blake. b. Henry Blake.

Is Thursday night football the worst idea since toll roads? USA Today found a bunch of players - including including Eagles defensive end Trent Cole - who talked of troubles healing and getting prepared in time. Cole said he'll flip a mental switch to ignore his lingering aches and lagging energy as the Birds take on the Cincinnati Bengals at Lincoln Financial Field. "The mind takes over the body. That's how you have to do it," he said. "If they are really concerned about the violence and injuries . . . Why is there Thursday night football?"

Michael Vick, several other Eagles, and a handful of locally based NFL players gathered for informal workouts in Marlton on Thursday. The quarterback was joined in South Jersey by tight end Brent Celek and wide receivers Jeremy Maclin and Jason Avant for the first time since the start of the NFL lockout. The players did not alert the media to their whereabouts, although 6ABC was on hand to capture some of the practice. "The one thing that we do know is that we're professional athletes and we can't sit around and not do anything," Vick told 6ABC.

LANDOVER, Md. - LeSean McCoy sustained a concussion in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter of the Eagles' 31-6 loss to the Redskins on Sunday. The Eagles trailed by 25 points after the two-minute warning when a running play was called for McCoy. After the game, coach Andy Reid defended keeping McCoy in the game despite the lopsided score. "We were trying to catch up and win the game," Reid said. McCoy appeared woozy in the locker room. There likely will be more information on his status on Monday.

IT'S NICE TO FIND somebody happy in his own skin. Actor Bradley Cooper is that guy. He sat in the executive dining room at the NovaCare Center on Wednesday, and he giggled when he recalled meeting Eagles LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson an hour before. He is an Eagles fan, unabashed and delighted. He is People magazine's Sexiest Man emeritus (actor Channing Tatum unseated him Wednesday), a designation that cemented him in the American consciousness. He is the lead in "Silver Linings Playbook," a romantic comedy set in Philadelphia and centered on the Eagles, that premieres Friday in limited release.

Each week, Daily News football writer Paul Domowitch will tell you the things he will be keeping his eyes on during that week's game: 1. What to do about Gonzo: Tight ends have been a problem the Eagles haven't been able to solve this season. In their last eight games, opposing TEs have 55 receptions for 634 yards and seven - count 'em, seven - touchdowns. Now, they might have to figure out a way to neutralize Tony Gonzalez without the services of linebacker Akeem Jordan (knee)