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By Katherine Langford
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — The Philadelphia Eagles are turning to Joe Milton as their starting quarterback Sunday against the New York Giants, making the move Wednesday after coach Nick Sirianni had said 48 hours earlier that Tanner McKee was their guy and a change at the position was not coming.Players told reporters that they were informed by the coaching staff during a meeting.Milton, 26, has appeared in five NFL games in relief, including Dallas' season finale at the Giants in January, when he was 7 of 13 for 73 yards and an interception.“I feel for Tanner and his situation," tight end Dallas Goedert said. “I don’t think he played terrible. I think they’re trying to do anything to find a spark.”McKee went 0-3 since taking over as the starter when Jalen Hurts was sidelined for the season because of blood clots. During his news conference Wednesday, Sirianni did not let on about demoting McKee and promoting Milton.“I think he’s worked really hard,” Sirianni said when asked about McKee. “I k