Read More: Jeremy Maclin (WR – PHI), Miami Dolphins, Philadelphia Eagles

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin is active and will play in Week 14 against the Miami Dolphins, according to Reuben Frank of Comcast Sportsnet Philly:

 

On Saturday, Maclin was downgraded from probable to questionable with a hamstring injury that he has dealt with the past few weeks, but now he is apparently ready to go and set to team up with Michael Vick once again. He missed the previous three games dealing with the injury, but is active and ready to help Vick get the passing attack jump-started again.

For more on Jeremy Maclin and the Philadelphia Eagles, visit SB Nation’s Eagles blog Bleeding Green Nation.

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The Philadelphia Eagles made their final cuts today to get down to their 53-man roster.

The following players were released, according to the team’s website:

Safety Jamar Adams, running back Eldra Buckley, wide receiver Chad Hall, cornerback Joselio Hanson, defensive tackle Anthony Hargrove, wide receiver Johnnie Lee Higgins, offensive tackle Austin Howard, safety Marlin Jackson, defensive tackle Derek Landri, tight end Donald Lee, linebacker Greg Lloyd, offensive guard Mike McGlynn, wide receiver Sinorice Moss, defensive end Daniel Te’o-Nesheim, offensive lineman Fenuki Tupou and offensive lineman Reggie Wells, offensive tackle Jose Acuna was and offensive tackle Ryan Harris.

Read More: Michael Vick (QB – PHI), DeSean Jackson (WR – PHI), Philadelphia Eagles

DeSean Jackson ended his holdout on Monday morning, officially reporting to training camp with the Philadelphia Eagles. Unhappy with his current contract situation, Jackson stayed away from camp, only showing up with the threat of losing a year of service time towards free agency. Under the new collective bargaining agreement, camp holdouts are subject to a fine of $30,000 per day and can lose service time if a holdout lasts past a predetermined date.

Eagles quarterback Michael Vick was understandably happy to have Jackson back in the mix, and praised the dynamic wide receiver on Monday.

“I can tell you he’s excited to be back,” Vick said, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. “He’s ready to come back and play football this season, ready to come back and handle his business, be the consummate teammate. He’s going to come in and let his play speak for itself, come in with a different attitude.”

The Eagles are reportedly open to negotiating a long-term contract with Jackson, though no talks have taken place as of yet. Jackson did not practice on Monday morning after missing the first 12 days of camp.

For all breaking Eagles free agency and training camp updates, be sure to follow Bleeding Green Nation and SB Nation Philadelphia.

sfgate.com:

Jackson, the former Cal and current Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver, is making the rounds delivering to students – and San Quentin inmates on Friday – a couple of messages. One, work hard and don’t lose sight of your dreams, and two, don’t be a bully, condone or even ignore bullying.

Read the whole story: sfgate.com