Todd Herremans to Have MRI, and More NFC East News

It looks as though the Philadelphia Eagles have lost yet another starting offensive lineman, and if right tackle Todd Herremans does indeed have to miss time and Danny Watkins remains out, the Eagles will have just one healthy starting O-lineman from 2011.

Herremans suffered a foot/ankle injury Monday night in New Orleans and is now slated to undergo an MRI, according to CSN Philly's Geoff Mosher, who says "it's not looking good" for Michael Vick's blind-side protector. 

Demetress Bell performed horribly in place of Herremans Monday night. Without him and with Jason Peters and Jason Kelce already out, Vick stands little chance of bringing this offense back to save Philly's season. 

On to what else is being talked about in the league's most popular division...

Dallas Cowboys

From the Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Jason Garrett says DeMarco Murray still has to be cleared to return to practice. 

Turns out Jerry Jones wasn't deliberately locked out of the Cowboys dressing room Sunday night, according to Brandon George of the Dallas Morning News.

New York Giants

Newsday's Bob Glauber wonders if this is the beginning of another November fall for the Giants.

ESPN New York's Ohm Youngmisuk has an in-depth statistical breakdown of Eli Manning's poor performance against the Steelers.

Philadelphia Eagles

Surprise, surprise. One of the team's "decision-makers" admitted to Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer after Monday night's game that the decision to fire Juan Castillo was a "miscalculation."

From PhillyMag.com's Sheil Kapadia: Michael Vick's brother, Marcus, tweeted during Monday night's game that his brother needs to be traded to a team that can protect him better, but Michael had no idea and said he'd deal with it.

Washington Redskins

From Rich Campbell of the Washington Times: Mike Shanahan said Sunday he's beginning to evaluate players for 2013, but he insists he isn't giving up in 2012.

Keith McMillan of the Washington Post is preaching patience early in the Robert Griffin III era.