Eagles expect Considine to play more in Lewis' absence.

From: Philadelphia Inquirer (Philadelphia, PA) | Date: October 18, 2006 | Copyright information

Byline: Marc Narducci

PHILADELPHIA _ Eagles coach Andy Reid will not say who will start at strong safety Sunday at Tampa Bay, but it seems almost certain that incumbent Michael Lewis will not play as much as he has been.

Second-year man Sean Considine is likely to see much more time, especially in passing situations.

For a team that ranks 27th in passing defense, allowing 237.7 yards per game, making a change in the secondary should not be such big ...

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