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Bad
news for the Eagles heading into the NFC East prize fight with the
Giants at the Meadowlands. Chaney, a seventh-round pick from Mississippi
State, makes his first career start at the nerve center of the Eagle D
-- and all he has to do is be quick enough to chase down Ahmad Bradshaw,
strong enough to take down Giant monsterback Brandon Jacobs, and tough
enough to take the beating from aptly named Giant tight end Bear Pascoe.
</p>
Chaney held the fort last week after middle linebacker
and defensive signal-caller Stewart Bradley went down with a dislocated
elbow, but starting this week, he'll be a studied target. "He wasn't shy
with his calls, and he played physical football,'' Andy Reid said of
Chaney's job against Dallas last Sunday. Ratchet it up, kid.</p><span>
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/peter_king/12/17/week-15/index.html#ixzz18PG4DZDW</span></div></div>
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/peter_king/12/17/week-15/index.html#ixzz18PGMNkFK</span></div></div>
Bad
news for the Eagles heading into the NFC East prize fight with the
Giants at the Meadowlands. Chaney, a seventh-round pick from Mississippi
State, makes his first career start at the nerve center of the Eagle D
-- and all he has to do is be quick enough to chase down Ahmad Bradshaw,
strong enough to take down Giant monsterback Brandon Jacobs, and tough
enough to take the beating from aptly named Giant tight end Bear Pascoe.
</p>
Chaney held the fort last week after middle linebacker
and defensive signal-caller Stewart Bradley went down with a dislocated
elbow, but starting this week, he'll be a studied target. "He wasn't shy
with his calls, and he played physical football,'' Andy Reid said of
Chaney's job against Dallas last Sunday. Ratchet it up, kid.</p><span>
Read more: http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2010/writers/peter_king/12/17/week-15/index.html#ixzz18PG4DZDW</span></div></div>