Philadelphia Eagles QB Michael Vick said he's anxious to get started again as the team's starter and also respectful of the process that resulted in head coach Andy Reid handing him the keys to the team again on Sunday.  Reid said that Vick, out the last three weeks with a rib injury, would be the Eagles' starter when they return from a bye in two weeks. Vick is winning the job back from Kevin Kolb, who led the Eagles to a 2-1 mark during his absence.  "It's a huge responsibility, anytime you're a starting quarterback in the NFL," Vick told the NFL Network. "The thing is, you have to make sure you're being held accountable and doing all the things it takes to win football game. You know, it's a tough league and every week it's gonna be a challenge."  Vick won the job after initially replacing an injured Kolb, who started in Week 1. Vick has six TD passes and no INTs this season, while Kolb has six TD passes and four INTs.  Kolb said he was disappointed to lose his grip on the starting job, but both QBs have said they are remaining friends and supporting each other throughout.  "It's helped both of us because we can compete and be friends at the same time, and it's not like you're competing against a guy you don't have a relationship with or can't talk to, that puts more pressure on the situation," Vick told the NFL Network.  "Naturally, we developed a friendship -- we like fishing, we like a lot of the same things, we roomed together in camp and we had a great offseason together. We're just rooting for one another."  To report corrections and clarifications, contact Standards Editor  . For publication consideration in the newspaper, send comments to  . Include name, phone number, city and state for verification. To view our corrections, go to
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