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The Eagles offense will be different this season, for no other reason than the turnover at quarterback. Kevin Kolb is a different signal caller than his predecessor, Donovan McNabb, and because of that, offensive coordinator Marty Mornhinweg said, the offense will cater to Kolb’s strengths. But how exactly are they different? “There’s no question Donovan had one of the stronger arms of all time,” Mornhinweg said after Saturday morning practice at minicamp. “He could make the brilliant play. Kolb is very consistent, he handles two or three play selections very well [and is] typically very accurate. He is athletic … but he doesn’t have the athleticism that Donovan has.” Mornhinweg has …

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Mornhinweg on Kolb/McNabb differences

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