Eagles center Jason Kelce is done for the year with an injury.
Kelce on track to return

David Richard-US PRESSWIREKelce was a terrific rookie in 2010, anchoring a veteran line and playing with strength and poise. With him back in the fold, Kelce should go a long way toward solidifying the interior of Philadelphia’s line.
The center position will be even more important in Kelly’s offense, which relies a ton on the quickness of its offensive lineman to pull and trap effectively.
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This development creates an interesting situation for Kelce and the Eagles as the second-year center could potentially return this season depending upon how severe the partial tear of his ACL is. If he doesn’t need surgery, he will miss up to six weeks while waiting for the MCL to heal. If he requires surgery on the ACL, he will be done for the year.
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With Kelce out of the lineup, the onus will fall on Dallas Reynolds. Reynolds, 28, has one year of experience in the NFL.
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ST. LOUIS - SEPTEMBER 11: Jason Kelce #62 of the Philadelphia Eagles lines up against the St. Louis Rams at the Edward Jones Dome on September 11, 2011 in St. Louis, Missouri. The Eagles beat the Rams 31-13. (Photo by Dilip Vishwanat/Getty Images) Getty ImagesFor more on the Eagles, please be sure to check out our blog Bleeding Green Nation, and head over to our NFL hub for all your football news.
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