Sheldon Brown has gotten to the point that he's counting every hour his hamstring has to heal up before the Philadelphia Eagles tangle with the Chicago Bears Sunday night at Soldier Field. The veteran cornerback hasn't missed a game in eight seasons, a string of 133 consecutive regular and postseason games. With the injuries the Eagles are facing right now in the secondary-Ellis Hobbs was lost for the season last week and nickel cornerback Joselio Hanson was suspended four games for violation of the league's policy on anabolic steroids and related substances-Brown might be the last player the team can afford to lose. "I have two days," Brown said Friday after he was limited in practice for the third consecutive day. "And the good thing about it is it's Sunday night, so I have all day to rehab, too." Source: National Football Post
