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Garcia reuniting with Eagles?


Mr. Scot

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PFT: Eagles, Garcia have spoken numerous times

In 2010, he'd provide a savvy veteran presence behind Kevin Kolb, bringing extensive knowledge of and experience with the West Coast offense.

It's unclear whether he'd be the primary backup to Kolb. On game days, Mike Vick will likely be the other active quarterback, given his ability to run the Wildcat offense. It's possible that, like Kolb in 2009, Garcia would be the emergency quarterback when Kolb starts, but the guy who would take over in the event of an injury that prevents the starter from starting.

The Eagles need the same thing for Kolb that we need for Matt Moore (though in a different scheme). Garcia could provide that.

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