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Eagles' Patterson to undergo brain surgery in offseason

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson revealed Monday that he will have offseason brain surgery.
Via NFL.com  |  January 04, 2012

Mike Patterson expects brain surgery in off-season

Mike Patterson endured a frightening experience at training camp. The Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle had a seizure in pre-season due to an AVM, which is a type of tangling of blood vessels. Medicine helped him return to health, and he played throughout the season without a problem. With the season over, Patterson will have brain surgery to alleviate the problem. The Courier...
Via Shutdown Corner  |  January 03, 2012

Eagles DT Mike Patterson To Undergo Offseason Brain Surgery

Eagles DT Mike Patterson collapsed, then had a seizure, which had been brought on by a cerebral arteriovenous malformation, also known as AVM, during training camp in August. Nevertheless, Patterson answered the ball for 15 regular-season games at his regular defensive tackle position, missing only the finale against the Redskins on Sunday. As players filtered in and out of the...
Via GridironFans.com  |  January 02, 2012

Mike Patterson Faces Brain Surgery

Months after being diagnosed with a brain AVM, Patterson prepares for procedure. Read more at Philly Sports Daily
Via Philly Sports Daily  |  January 02, 2012

Eagles Inactives For Week 17

The Philadelphia Eagles have declared CB Asante Samuel, DL Cedric Thornton, LB Greg Lloyd Jr., OL Julian Vandervelde, RB LeSean McCoy, DL Mike Patterson, WR Ronald Johnson inactive for Week 17. Source: KFFL.com Attached Thumbnails
Via GridironFans.com  |  January 01, 2012

Morning Buzz: Tonight Is The Night

Tonight is the night. For starters, the Jets need to take care of business and beat the New York Giants. Next, the Eagles need to beat the Cowflops. If that happens, the Eagles keep their NFC East hopes alive for another week. Here is your Morning Buzz: Mike Patterson won the Ed Block Courage Award. Patterson has started every game this season. Asante Samuel was officially...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  December 24, 2011

Philadelphia Eagles DT Mike Patterson Wins 2011 Ed Block Courage Award

Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson was selected as the team’s 2011 recipient of the Ed Block Courage award. Patterson has played the entire season despite suffering a seizure at Lehigh University during training camp that was the result of a potentially serious brain condition. Patterson’s seizure occurred in front of a full crowd of fans. He was hospitalized...
Via Rant Sports  |  December 23, 2011

Mike Patterson Wins Ed Block Courage Award

Mike Patterson has been named the 2011 Eagles recipient of the Ed Block Courage award for his battle with AVM and playing all season despite suffering a seizure on the fields on Lehigh University earlier this year.  Those that were on the field when Patterson went down will likely never forget that moment, as some players had tears running down their face as Patterson was put...
Via Buzz On Broad  |  December 23, 2011

Mike Patterson Eagles Ed Block Award Winner

Patterson's teammates recognized for coming back from a "brain AVM" in training camp. Read more at Philly Sports Daily
Via Philly Sports Daily  |  December 23, 2011

Mike Patterson – The Eagles 2011 Ed Block Courage Award Recipient

The Philadelphia Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson has been named the team’s 2011 Ed Block Courage Award recipient. Each year, the Ed Block Courage Award honors those National Football League players who exemplify commitment to the principles of sportsmanship and courage. They are selected in a vote by their teammates for team effort as well as [...]
Via GCobb.com  |  December 23, 2011

Random Observations in Eagles Horrific Loss to Patriots

Many people probably put this game down as a loss when they tried to predict the Eagles schedule in the beginning of the year. What they probably didn’t predict is that they’d enter that game with a record of 4-6. It’s been a very rough season and yesterday was a very rough game. Here are some random thoughts and observations I have on the Eagles most recent loss. Solid start...
Via BirdsFan.com - A Philadelphia Eagles Blog  |  November 28, 2011

Patriots Pressure Points: Before the Snap 11/27/11

The Patriots look to continue their winning ways after two staight victories, going up against a Philadelphia team that is fighting to stay alive in their division. Some optimism returned to Philly last week, as they bested the Giants to keep their playoff hopes alive. At the beginning of the season, this Week 12 Matchup was seen as a possible preview of Super Bowl XLVI. My have...
Via 60 Max Power O  |  November 26, 2011

Philadelphia Eagles 17, New York Giants 10

The Eagles outplayed the Giants in every facet of the game last night to get a big road win.  Vince Young was good and bad in this game as he completed 23 of 36 passes for 258 yards with 2 TD passes and 3 INTs.  Lesean McCoy had a very solid game with 113 yards rushing on 23 carries (4.9 ypc) last night.  WR Desean Jackson (6 rec, 88 yards), WR Riley Cooper (5 rec, 75 yards, TD...
Via Eagles Locker  |  November 21, 2011

Chicago Bears 30, Philadelphia Eagles 24

The Philadelphia Eagles choked last night as the Bears scored the last 13 points of the game to beat them.  Michael Vick completed 21 of 38 passes for 213 yards with 0 TD passes and 1 INT.  He also carried the ball 5 times for 34 yards (6.8 ypc) last night.  Lesean McCoy had a solid game with 16 carries for 71 yards (4.4 ypc) with 1 TD run and he also caught 5 passes for 46 yards...
Via Eagles Locker  |  November 08, 2011

The Jim Washburn Effect: More Sacks!

Yesterday, I detailed how Jim Washburn’s coaching resurrected Jason Babin’s career and turned him into a sack machine. But what about other players? How is Washburn and the wide nine formation treating veteran Eagles defensive linemen? That’s the question I set out to answer, using Pro Football Focus’s great stats. Below is a table calculated based on...
Via NBC Philadelphia  |  November 04, 2011

Eagles To Honor Jim Johnson, Eric Allen At Halftime Vs Cowboys

The Eagles will induct the late Jim Johnson into the team's Honor Roll during halftime of Sunday night's game against Dallas. Johnson was Philadelphia's defensive coordinator from 1998-2009 but he died after a battle with cancer shortly before training camp opened in July 2009. "He was an awesome coach, man," defensive tackle Mike Patterson said. "He always...
Via GridironFans.com  |  October 29, 2011

Eagles Practice Notebook: 10/26 Practice

Week 8 brings a division showdown with the Dallas Cowboys to Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday Night Football. On Wednesday afternoon the Eagles, particularly defensive players, spoke of a renewed sense of confidence after six solid quarters dating back to the second half against the Buffalo Bills in week five.  Mike Patterson: Eagles Defensive Tackle [...]
Via Taking It to the House  |  October 26, 2011

I Know Why The Eagles Defense Sucks…They’re Defensive Coordinator Doesn’t Know What Defense Is…

What Are You Doing Juan? You’d think after adding Nnamdi Asomugha, Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie, Jason Babin and Cullen Jenkins to a defense that already had Trent Cole, Asante Samuel and Mike Patterson, you’d have A DREAM DEFENSE. But Philly has one glaring problem. THEIR DEFENSIVE COORDINATOR JUAN CASTILLO DOESN’T KNOW WHAT DEFENSE IS. Last time Juan Castillo coached...
Via FloppingOut  |  October 10, 2011

The Philadelphia Eagles lose DT Antonio Dixon for the rest of the year

The Eagles have lost 26-year old DT Antonio Dixon for the rest of the season due to a torn left triceps.  Dixon played in 4 games for the Eagles this year and he had 4 tackles.  He has now played in 35 games in his first three years with the Eagles and he has 49 tackles, 3 sacks, 2 passes defensed and 5 tackles for a loss.  28-year old Mike Patterson and 26-year old Trevor Laws...
Via Eagles Locker  |  October 04, 2011

Trent Cole Carted Off Against 49ers

Trent Cole came up limp on a play in the fourth quarter and needed to be helped off the field by trainers and Mike Patterson. Read more at Philly Sports Daily
Via Philly Sports Daily  |  October 02, 2011

Live from St. Louis

Jeremy Maclin and Mike Patterson were two of the Eagles three team captains Sunday, along with Jon Dorenbos. Maclin and Patterson, of course, both had significant health scares in the offseason. Maclin is back in his hometown for his first game since the end of last season.
Via Birds' Eye View  |  September 11, 2011
FLY LIKE AN EAGLE

Patterson inspires high schooler

Kyle Van Atta is a high school senior hoping to play in college next year but a condition similar to the one that caused the Eagles lineman to have a seizure has forced him to put his dream on hold.

Via Rant Sports  |  September 06, 2011

Jeremy Maclin Is Ready To Start

All of the good news surrounding the Eagles this preseason was marred somewhat by two major health scares: The seizure that DT Mike Patterson suffered on the practice field, and the mysterious cancer scare that plagued WR Jeremy Maclin and kept him out of training camp. But now the cloud over both players is lifting away. Patterson notched a sack against Cleveland last week, and...
Via NBC Philadelphia  |  August 31, 2011

Who Makes the Team at the Defensive Line?

The Philadelphia Eagles have a plethora of defensive lineman who are all legitimate threats to make it.  The team will likely keep 10 defensive lineman as a whole, so when it comes down to it, who makes the cut and who doesn’t? To start off, you have five guys who will most certainly make it in Trent Cole, Jason Babin, Mike Patterson, Antonio Dixon, and Cullen Jenkins, but...
Via BirdsFan.com - A Philadelphia Eagles Blog  |  August 29, 2011

Eagles' Patterson gets sack in first game back from seizure

Eagles defensive tackle Mike Patterson had a sack in his first game back since suffering a seizure during practice on Aug. 3.
Via NFL.com  |  August 29, 2011
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