Reid: Vick has 'significant' concussion

Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Philadelphia Eagles coach Andy Reid said Monday that quarterback Michael Vick has a "pretty significant" concussion.

Vick threw a touchdown pass on the first drive of Sunday's game against the Cowboys, but took a pair of hits on consecutive plays early in the second quarter. He left the game and was diagnosed with a concussion.

Nick Foles, Philadelphia's third-round draft pick out of Arizona last April, made his NFL debut, connecting on 22-of-32 passes for 219 yards with a touchdown and an interception.

The oft-injured Vick has not missed a game all season, but that streak could end this Sunday against the Redskins. He has only played a full 16-game slate one time during his 10-year career (2006).

Reid said Vick was foggy after the game and has a headache.

Vick has not been ruled out for Sunday's game against Washington, but it seems likely that Foles will get the start.

In other injury news, wide receiver Jeremy Maclin has a low back strain and wide receiver Jason Avant is dealing with a hamstring strain.

The Eagles' 38-23 loss Sunday was the team's fifth straight setback, dropping them to 3-6 on the season.

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