Philadelphia Eagles' Nick Foles to start against Oakland on Sunday Nick Foles will be back at quarterback for the Eagles when they play the Raiders on Sunday. Two weeks after suffering a concussion, Foles will start in place of Michael Vick, who is out for the second time this season with a hamstring injury. Rookie Matt Barkley will be Foles' backup versus Oakland. Philadelphia Coach Chip Kelly made the announcement Wednesday after watching Foles take part in Tuesday's practice. "Nick did really well," Kelly said. I know he was cleared, but just because he was cleared, we [still] really needed to see him. I hadn't really had a chance to visit with him, so to get to watch him on the field, I was really happy with the way Nick practiced. Oneida Indians 'disappointed' in meeting with NFL Characterizing their meeting with the NFL about their disapproval of the use of Redskins by the Washington franchise as disappointing, representatives of the Oneida Indian Nation requested a meeting with all 32 NFL owners during Super Bowl week. They hope to persuade the other team owners and Commissioner Roger Goodell to put pressure on Washington owner Daniel Snyder to drop the nickname they find offensive. "Given the way the meeting transpired," Ray Halbritter, an Oneida representative and leader of the "Change the Mascot" campaign, said Wednesday, "it became somewhat evident they were defending the continued use of the name. Of course, we're disappointed. Bills' Lewis '50-50' for Sunday Buffalo Bills Coach Doug Marrone repeated the word "challenging" three times on Wednesday when addressing the possibility of losing yet another quarterback to injury. That's the reality Marrone is faced with after listing interim starter Thad Lewis as being "50-50" because of bruised ribs. The injury opens the possibility of undrafted rookie Jeff Tuel or newly signed free-agent Matt Flynn starting Sunday, when the Bills host the unbeaten Kansas City Chiefs. Panthers' Stewart says he's ready Jonathan Stewart has declared himself ready to roll. The Carolina Panthers sixth-year running back said Wednesday he's healthy enough to get back on the field Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons after missing the last 11 months with an ankle injury. Stewart went through his first padded practice since injuring his ankle last November and says he's hopeful the Panthers will allow him to suit up this week. "I feel ready," Stewart said with a wide smile. Titans to wear patch for Adams The Tennessee Titans will be wearing a patch on their jerseys the rest of the season honoring their late owner Bud Adams starting Sunday against the St. Louis Rams. The Titans announced the patch Wednesday in memory of the franchise's founder, who died Oct. 21 at the age of 90. The patch features a black background with the Titans' logo and the words "BUD" in white inside a white circle. The patch will be on the right front of players' jerseys opposite the patch commemorating the team's 15th season as the Titans. Browns' Sandusky pleads guilty Cleveland Browns executive Jon Sandusky has pleaded guilty to refusing a chemical test when he was pulled over last month for suspicion of drunken driving in Fargo. Sandusky, 36, received a suspended sentence Tuesday in Fargo Municipal Court and was placed on unsupervised probation that requires him to complete a chemical dependency evaluation, defense attorney Mark Friese said Wednesday. Buffalo has hired Michael Lyons to take over its newly created position of director of analytics. Lyons will assist the Bills in areas including game strategy, scouting and business development. ... The Cincinnati Bengals put safety Taylor Mays on injured reserve Wednesday with a dislocated right shoulder, ending his season. ...St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford will undergo surgery next Tuesday to repair a torn left knee ligament. He expects to be ready for the opener next season. ... The New England Patriots on Tuesday acquired defensive tackle Isaac Sopoaga in a trade with Philadelphia, adding the veteran just before the trading deadline in an effort to bolster a depleted defense. ...The Baltimore Ravens have released safety Michael Huff and defensive lineman Marcus Spears, and promoted safeties Omar Brown and Brynden Trawick from the practice squad. The Kansas City Chiefs have waived tight end Kevin Brock and elevated offensive lineman Rokevious Watkins from the practice squad to the 53-man roster.