and a touchdown on the ground, averaging 7.8 yards every time he took off to run. Vick also threw 14 interceptions -- a career-high -- and he fumbled 10 times. Vick failed to lead a single game-winning drive or fourth-quarter comeback -- the first season of his career he has failed to do so -- and was especially mediocre when the Eagles needed a late rally to tie or win the game. If Vick plays like he did down the stretch in 2010 when he was unstoppable and an MVP candidate, the Eagles could score 450-plus points and challenge the Green Bay Packers for NFC supremacy. That means minimizing his turnovers, protecting the football, hitting the open receiver, staying healthy, and leading the Eagles on some fourth-quarter comebacks. If Vick continues to fumble the ball at an excessive rate and misses too many contests due to injury, the Eagles could be on the outside looking in, especially since they do not really have a backup ready to step up should Vick get hurt.