The Facts: McCoy opened training camp eager to get going in new HC Chip Kelly's offense. "I want to be more of a student of the game, kind of knowing everybody's position. I think as far as the talent level, I got that, I've kind of mastered it . ... I want to be more dominant. The last 2 years, I've had good years, but I don't think I was dominant," McCoy said.

Diehards Line: The veteran added: "I think in this offense, with the ability to run the ball more, where I can kind of take over the game - there's been flashes of it in the past, but having the ability to do it day in and day out, game in and game out, I think is a different story. ..." As Daily News staffer Les Bowen notes, the Eagles' offensive-line problems helped hold McCoy to 840 yards on 200 carries last season, plus 54 catches for 373 yards. In 2011 he made the Pro Bowl while leading the NFL in touchdowns with 20 and rushing touchdowns, with 17, while running for 1,309 yards on 273 carries and catching 48 passes for 315 yards. Kelly's history of running the ball heavily during his days as a collegiate coach bode well for McCoy.