Kolb is NFC Offensive Player of the Week

Eagles quarterback Kevin Kolb was named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week for his performance against Atlanta last week...

• Kolb completed 23 of 29 passes (79.3 percent) for 326 yards with three touchdowns and one interception for a 133.6 passer rating in the Eagles’ 31-17 victory over Atlanta. 
• He set single-game career-highs in completion percentage (79.3), passer rating (133.6), yards per attempt (11.24), touchdowns (three) and longest pass (83 yards). 
• In his first five career starts, Kolb has three 300-yard passing games and became the first quarterback to accomplish the feat since KURT WARNER (1999). 
• He threw touchdown passes of 83, 34 and eight yards, connecting with wide receiver JEREMY MACLIN twice and DE SEAN JACKSON once. 

·         In his fourth season from Houston, this is Kolb’s second career Player of the Week Award (Week 3, 2009).

·         He is the third quarterback in team history to be named Offensive Player of the Week multiple times, joining DONOVAN MC NABB (five times) and RANDALL CUNNINGHAM (four).