Find out what I’ll be watching on Friday night when the NFL’s preseason schedule continues with three games.

Pro Bowl FB Leonard Weaver was among the first Eagles player to publicly weigh in on QB Donovan McNabb‘s situation Monday.

The Eagles have agreed to terms with FB Leonard Weaver on a three-year deal worth $11 million (and could be valued at $12 million with incentives) and includes $6.5 million guaranteed, according to league sources.

While the media frenzy continues down on Radio Row, there’s a food frenzy going on two floors up here at the Broward County Convention Center. That’s where 35 of America’s best chefs from around the country –- along with their staffs — are busy preparing an intimate dinner… for 3,000 guests.

Even if Eagles RB Brian Westbrook is back in Week 16, fantasy owners should keep him on the bench.

Here’s a look at some of the changes to NFL backfields and their affect on your fantasy teams for Week 15.

Eagles FB Leonard Weaver could be worth a look off the waiver wire.

Eagles RB Brian Westbrook fully practiced Thursday while recovering from a concussion that he suffered during an Oct. 26 victory over the Redskins.

Teams have released their Week 10 practice participation reports through Wednesday. Here’s a look at some notable developments.

Backfield committees are causing fantasy owners a lot of headaches.

Fantasy owners could be without Lions WR Calvin Johnson the rest of the afternoon.

Michael Vick is making his debut in a matter of minutes, but the Eagles will not have their full first-string offense available.

Five days after reportedly being arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, Seahawks FB Owen Schmitt issued a statement through the team, apologizing for what he called “poor judgment.”

Leonard Weaver hasn’t been a member of the Philadelphia Eagles for long, but he’s already dealing with the city’s notoriously fickle media and fans. That’s because after signing a one-year, $1.75 million contract with the Eagles earlier this week, the fullback said Philadelphia was his “secondary choice.”

Sure, I’ve heard of Leonard Weaver. But no one in fantasy land ever talked about him … until now.