Eagles' Maclin optimistic about return

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jeremy Maclin reacts after scoring a touchdown in the second half of an NFL football game against the Baltimore Ravens, Sunday, Sept. 16, 2012, in Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Mel Evans)

PHILADELPHIA --- In the time it took the Eagles to fly to Phoenix, lose to the Cardinals, return, consider the events and ice some injuries, two important things occurred.

One: Michael Vick was placed under day-to-day evaluation by his head coach.

Two: Jeremy Maclin returned to practice, pronounced himself healthy and said he will play Sunday night against the New York Giants.

Who knows how one Eagles development may have impacted the other? Had Maclin played in Phoenix instead of being scratched with a hip injury, would the Eagles have won? Would Vick have beenwith scanning of the scanner so as to generate an image from a detection signal detected by a photodetector. Then, a fundus image is formed by matching or synchronizing the signal indicating an optical scanning position of the scanner and an electric sampling position of the photodetector.
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