Kevin Curtis says he is 100 percent after offseason groin surgery, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.

Analysis:Curtis figures to be an integral part of an aggressive Philly passing attack in 2009. He's worth a mid to late round pick.

Brent Celek has faith that his blocking skills will improve in 2009, according to the Philadelphia Daily News. He said, "Honestly, I did not feel that great at the beginning of last year. Even during the season to some degree. This year, I feel like my shoulder is back to normal."

Analysis:Celek feels that his poor blocking last season was caused by his offseason shoulder surgery. Celek will see more action in the Eagles' offense if his blocking improves, and he could emerge as a productive fantasy tight end in the Eagles' pass-heavy system.

McNabb mentioned the Super Bowl five times in a 14-minute news conference Friday discussing his reworked contract with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Analysis:McNabb got a big raise. Now he wants to deliver that elusive championship. "With the type of team that we have, I think it's important that we focus in on what we have to do in order to achieve that common goal, and that's obviously to win a Super Bowl," McNabb said. He wants to play in the big game in February at LandShark Stadium.

Updating an earlier report, Donovan McNabb has agreed to a new deal with the Eagles, according to the Philadelphia Daily News.

Analysis:The new deal restructures the final two years on his contract. Exact details were not disclosed, but he receives a boost in pay with a part of the money guaranteed. Head coach Andy Reid and McNabb are slated to address the media Friday morning.

Amon Gordon has been placed on the waived/injured list by the Eagles, according to Scout.com.

Analysis:Gordon is expected to miss the entire 2009 campaign while recovering from surgery to repair a ruptured Achilles' tendon. He was not likely going to make an impact if healthy.