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Its not a Wildcat with only 1 qb on the field. Come on Domo..
Best LT in football! At least thats what Andy Reid said ....
i think it's a wildcat when there are no qb's on the field....as is the case when vick is out there.
As we all know the O-Line has been a nightmare from the first day of training camp. If it could go wrong it did. Peters is still learning a new system, Andrews is coming off an major knee injury as well a learning a new system. Nick Cole is starting for the first time in his career along with Justice. That's a lot of change for the team and the individual players. Giving up two sacks and running the ball for 180 yards+ against NY, in my opinion, is pretty darn good. The group has shown improvement the past two weeks and this should continue. Give this group some time, it's going to work.
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It is a Wildcat regardless of how many QBs are on the field, as long as the QB is not in a QB position.
It is a Wildcat offense when Villanova runs a fast break.
ANDYEATSITALL: "Not in my wildest dreams did I see Justice being one of the better lineman on this team."
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So maybe afterall, the coach DOES know what he is doing? I mean, if after 1 GAME, a guy doesn't make the pro-bowl and win a superbowl at the sametime, we should just cut him right? Thats why the FANS should be FANS, and the COACHES, Should COACH!
And I love how, NO MENTION of good play calling....DeJack and McNabb hit up (again) for a 50+ pass play and its, "Man those PLAYERS are great!" but Weaver drops a TD in the endzone (that was in his hands) and "WAAHHH, THE COACH CAN'T MAKE GOOD PLAY CALLS!" Nevermind, that on BOTH 50+ TDs to Desean this year, the defense was frozen with the PLAY CALL!
REALPHAN - a realist. That is the equivalent of a unicorn in this town....
Peters will get McNabb killed if he doesn't block better.
At the start of the season would anybody else reading this have taken a 5-2 start and a fight with the Cowgirls for first place in week 8? I certainly would have. Realphan and Craig are both right on. And we've retooled with younger players and should be in the hunt for a few more years, so bravo also to the front office. Go Eagles
Peters did OK. The first sack was not his fault. Left tackles are not required to maintain a wall, only keep the rusher off the QB for 4 to 5 seconds. Don held the ball again instead of getting rid of it and then fumbled. The second was more his fault, but then again he was out there without help. I remember Tra Thomas and John Runyon both letting people through.
"The Eagles had five touchdown drives against the Giants. None were longer than four plays."
Did any of the boneheaded columnists give the Eagles credit for scoring two td's in the last 2 minutes of the first half without benefit of time outs? Do Reid, McNabb and company get credit for that, or maybe they should have sustained "6 minute drives" which would have given them 14 fewer points. Amazing analysis.
I hope Peters is a player, and I wasn't Tre Thomas' biggest fan, but this guy scares me. McNabb got creamed from the blind side on the fumble that got recovered by the Giants and he has taken some other kill shots this year - some of which were Peters' fault.
(Of course, most of the idiots here think McNabb is soft, and holds the ball too long...)
Dutch-Wayne - I hope you were joking on that statement...actually it IS the offensive lines job to form a wall. A WR isn't always open after "4-5 seconds". It's their job...
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