Eagles LT Jason Peters underwent finger surgery following the season.

Peters skipped the Pro Bowl because he needed to repair a finger fracture/dislocation, per his agent. The 32-year-old played with the injury for much of the season but just taped his fingers up. He also battled shoulder, quad and pectoral issues in 2013, but didn't miss a start. With a new five-year, $51.3 million contract in hand, Peters will be full-go for the offseason program.

Eagles agreed to terms with LT Jason Peters on a four-year, $41.3 million contract extension.

The Philadelphia Inquirer expects the Eagles to consider signing LT Jason Peters to a contract extension this offseason.

Peters is currently set to make $9.65 million in 2014, the final year of his contract. He was able to stay healthy for all 16 games this season and graded out as the No. 4 left tackle by Pro Football Focus. Already the highest paid offensive lineman in the league, Peters is set up for one last big contract. He could command a deal similar to the $15 million guaranteed Ryan Clady received from the Broncos last offseason.

Jason Peters (quad) is active for Sunday's Week 11 game against the Redskins.

Peters got just one day of practice in this week, but the former All-Pro is ready to protect Nick Foles' blind side. However, they'll be without top corner Bradley Fletcher (pectoral) and speed linebacker Mychal Kendricks (knee), leaving Roc Carmichael and Najee Goode to start. With the weather in Philly fine, it's a good spot for the Redskins passing game. The rest of the Eagles inactives: QB Michael Vick, WR Damaris Johnson, S Earl Wolff, LB Jake Knott and T Dennis Kelly.

Jason Peters (quad) remained out of practice Wednesday.

At this point, it would be a surprise if the Eagles had their starting left tackle for Sunday's game against the Redskins. They're preparing journeyman Allen Barbre to start. Peters hasn't returned his his All-Pro form since his Achilles' tear, but he'd still be a major loss. The former Bill is ProFootballFocus' No. 22 tackle among 76 qualifiers so far this season.

Eagles LT Jason Peters (quad) is not practicing Tuesday.

Peters was injured in the first quarter of Week 10 and immediately ruled out for the game. He's likely looking at a multi-week absence. Allen Barbre replaced Peters last week and should draw the start at left tackle.

Eagles LT Jason Peters left Sunday's game at Green Bay in the first quarter with a quad injury and will not return.

The Philadelphia Inquirer expects Eagles LT Jason Peters to play out the final year of his contract in 2014.

Peters is due a $10 million salary in the final year of a six-year, $60.57 million deal. After missing all of last season with a ruptured Achilles', Peters has returned close to his All-Pro form. Per Pro Football Focus, he's allowed just one sack. Coach Chip Kelly also praised Peters' run blocking.

Eagles LT Jason Peters (pectoral) is practicing Tuesday.

Peters was forced from Sunday's game late in the third quarter with a pectoral injury, and did not return. His exact level of participation isn't yet available, but the fact that he was able to practice is a good sign. Barring a setback, Peters should play in Week 10 against the Packers.

Eagles LT Jason Peters was forced from Philadelphia's Week 9 game against the Raiders with a pectoral injury, and is questionable to return.

Peters went down midway through the third quarter, and remained out in the fourth. With the Eagles routing the Raiders, his day is likely through. Allen Barbre is now in the game on Nick Foles' blindside.

Jason Peters (shoulder) will practice Thursday.

The injury that briefly sidelined Peters during last week's win at Tampa was never considered serious. The Eagles will have their left tackle for this week's game against a DeMarcus Ware-less Cowboys.

Jason Peters (shoulder) is just doing some light running at Wednesday's practice.

Peters continues to take it easy after sustaining a minor shoulder injury in the win at Tampa in Week 6. The lynchpin of the Eagles offensive line is still expected to be fine for Sunday's game against the Cowboys.

Eagles LT Jason Peters (shoulder) is not practicing Tuesday.

Peters briefly exited Week 6 with a shoulder issue, but was able to finish the game. He's expected to practice in full Wednesday and shouldn't be in any danger of missing Sunday's matchup with the Cowboys.

Eagles LT Jason Peters (shoulder) will practice in full Wednesday.

Peters briefly left Sunday's win at Tampa with a shoulder issue, but was able to finish out the game. He's not playing at the All-Pro level he was prior to his two Achilles' tendon tears, but he is a big reason the Eagles have the league's best run-blocking unit.

Jason Peters will play in Saturday's preseason game, his first game action since the 2011 season.

Peterson has battled back from two right Achilles' tendon ruptures. Even if he's 80 percent of what he was, it's huge for the Eagles. In 2011, Peters graded out as ProFootballFocus' best tackle by a wide margin and was named a first-team All-Pro. An offensive line of Peters, Evan Mathis, Jason Kelce, Todd Herremans and rookie Lane Johnson has a chance to be one of the league's best. It's great news for the chances of Michael Vick staying upright this season.

Eagles LT Jason Peters has won a nearly $2 million lawsuit against the makers of the Roll-A-Bout knee walker.

Eagles LT Jason Peters was arrested on Wednesday for drag racing and resisting a police officer by flight.

Peters and another sedan were caught drag racing at 4:45 a.m. Wednesday morning. When the police attempted to stop them, the sedan pulled over but Peters tried to flee. The report states Peters hit speeds in excess of 100 mph as he attempted to escape, but was unsuccessful. The arrest will surely be a headache for Peters off the field, but shouldn't cause him to miss any time on it.

Eagles LT Jason Peters (Achilles') said he if doesn't return to form, he'll retire.

It's a little bit of hyperbole from Peters, but he wanted to make the point that he feels 100 percent despite tearing his Achilles' tendon twice in the last year. Before going down, he was arguably the best left tackle in the league. "It looks like he has never been through an Achilles injury to me," teammate Evan Mathis said. "He was at his true form. If you know football at all, you would see that yourself. He looks great. He looks phenomenal." The Eagles' offensive line is bubbling with athletic talent.

Updating an earlier item, LT Jason Peters is missing Eagles OTAs for personal reasons.

Owner Jeffrey Lurie said he "empathized" with Peters. From a football standpoint, it's clear Peters' absence is not a concern.

Eagles LT Jason Peters did not show up for Tuesday's "voluntary" OTA practice.

The Eagles made no excuse for Peters' absence. "He's just not here," a team spokesman said. Peters also missed last Monday's workout due to travel delays. As long as there's nothing wrong with Peters' Achilles' tendon, the Eagles won't be too upset.