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NFL Game Center: Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Philadelphia Eagles - 2009 Week 5
The Philadelphia Eagles are glad to have Donovan McNabb back from his rib injury Sunday as they try to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers for the first time in four meetings. This year's winless Buccaneers, however, don't figure to pose the problems they have in the past for McNabb.

Didinger's Scouting Report: Eagles-Bucs
Ray Diddy scouts today's game

Final Word: NFC East - NFC East - ESPN
Matt Mosely predicts 2 sacks for Trent Cole and a big day for Brent Celek

NFL Preview - Tampa Bay (0-4) at Philadelphia (2-1) - Football Wires - MiamiHerald.com
There are currently six winless teams in the National Football League, and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers happen to be one of them.

Eagles' performance after bye under Reid | Philadelphia Daily News | 10/10/2009
Hint: It's good.

Much more after the jump

Time for Tampa Bay Buccaneers to accept rebuilding, not just run from it - St. Petersburg Times
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers shouldn't run from the idea of rebuilding. They should embrace it. And they should realize it's harder than it sounds.

Bucs-Eagles key matchups
A really poor look at some matchups between the Bucs and Eagles from Tampa Bay online.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Josh Johnson grew up admiring Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb - St. Petersburg Times
"I've watched him his whole career," Johnson said. "He's a special player. I feel like it's an honor just to go out and finally see him live and be on the other side of the field."

McNabb returns, but look for Vick to contribute more for Eagles
Among the key storylines for Week 5 is the return of Donovan McNabb, who guides an Eagles offense that could open up with multiple spread sets and more contributions from Michael Vick.

Maclin looking like a wise pick | Delawareonline.com | The News Journal
With Kevin Curtis still hurting, rookie Jeremy Maclin is set to get his second career start... and may end up staying there for the rest of the season.