BIRDSEED:

• Is proud to be the first pro athlete in Philadelphia to fully endorse and support the world-wide initiative to help preserve the environment. He partakes in many activities involving the Eagles Go Green initiative. ""It's everyone's responsibility to have a role in preserving the environment and this is my part. I hope to be an influence for others to do so.""
• Did not own a car during the 2008 offseason. Instead rode a Vespa, an Italian motor scooter, to and from his house and the NovaCare Complex. ""It's great in the city. I don't have to worry about finding a parking spot and it costs five bucks to fill up my gas tank, which lasts three weeks. It's also very friendly on the environment.""
• An all-state performer in basketball during high school, Feeley had aspirations of playing Division I college basketball. ""I was a total gym rat. I literally had the key to the gym. Basketball was my number one sport and I spoke to many colleges about playing basketball. But, I figured with my size, I'd have a better shot at playing football."" Feeley can laugh about it now, but during a prestigious summer basketball camp in Pittsburgh in 1994, he was dunked on by NBA guard Stephon Marbury.
• Stood 5'4"" with size 12 feet in the 8th grade before blossoming to 6'2"" for his freshman year of high school. Repeated the 8th grade in another school district so that he could wait one year to be more competitive in high school athletics
• Grew up a huge fan of John Elway and the Denver Broncos

PERSONAL:

• Single and resides in Del Mar, CA, and Philadelphia
• His father, William, is a retired math teacher and his stepmother is a bookkeeper at his high school. His mother, Linda, is the principal of an elementary school in Emmett, ID, and his stepfather is the superintendent of the Melba (ID) School District. Feeley joked, ""I could never skip class growing up.""
• Was a two-time Greater Oregon League Offensive Player of the Year and a first team All-State Class 3A selection at Ontario (OR) HS. In his career, threw for 5,428 yards and 59 TDs, adding 12 more scores rushing. Also played safety as a senior, intercepting 6 passes. Also starred in basketball and baseball
• Acquired the skill of roping cattle at a young age while working the ranches of family friends during the summers. ""It came very easy to me. It was very similar to throwing a football.""
• His foundation, ""Future for Kids,"" supports programs at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
• An avid surfer during the offseason, he hits the waves in the Pacific Ocean while at his home in Del Mar, CA
• On the same day he signed his rookie contract, he underwent an emergency appendectomy
• Two of his summer jobs in college were cutting and transporting steel at a mill in Eugene, OR, and crafting his own window washing business with other quarterbacks
• Was featured on SI.com in 2006 as the 9th best-looking male athlete in the world of sports
• A sharp-shooting small forward, Feeley is the longest-tenured member of the Eagles offseason basketball squad
• Was featured in Sports Illustrated's 2005 swimsuit issue along with his girlfriend, Heather Mitts, a member of the U.S. Women's soccer team
• In 2004, took part in the made-for-TV NFL Skills Challenge in the Cayman Islands
• Co-hosted a weekly radio show with K David Akers on WXTU (92.9 FM) in 2007. Also hosted a show with Anthony Gargano on WIP (610 AM) in 2003
• Appeared on ESPN's ""Beg, Borrow, & Deal"" (9/24/02) and helped a team complete one of their tasks of catching a pass from a NFL QB. The show puts two teams in a race to complete 40 tasks that centered around sports
• Holds a degree in business and one day aspires to obtain his MBA in sports marketing from Oregon
• Full name: Adam Joshua Feeley

COLLEGE HISTORY:
Started the first eight games of his junior year before an elbow injury sidelined him for the remainder of the season. Spent his senior year as the backup QB to Joey Harrington, the #3 overall pick in 2002 by  Detroit. In 22 career games (8 starts), Feeley completed 149 of 282 passes for 2,175 yards, 15 TDs and only 6 INTs. Appeared in only two games as a senior, completing 5 of 13 passes for 87 yds. In his junior season, connected on 136 of 259 pass attempts for 1,951 yds. and 14 TDs. His efforts earned him a mid-season nomination for the Davey O'Brien Award presented to the nation's top passer. Served in a reserve role as a sophomore and redshirted as a freshman.

INJURY HISTORY:
Underwent follow-up surgery on 9/14/07 to strengthen screws originally inserted in his hand on 8/31/07 to repair a fractured third metacarpal suffered during the preseason finale against NYJ (8/30/07). Was inactive at Bal. (1/2/05) with a rib injury.