Once again the Eagles are getting predictable with their pass happy play calling. Will someone send "fatman" a text to let him know that an occasional run will keep the defense honest.
If Cutler could hit a receiver, they would be beating the Eagles by 2 TD's. But then again, Mcnabb had Celek on the 1st drive open in the end zone and a..... missed him. Lets get 3 boys.
Wow - where to start? take out the occassional big offensive strike, and this team just flat out stinks. not that i like it, but the only way this team gets better is to lose the rest of the way out. maybe get a top 10 draft pick, hopefully some young guys step in, get some reps and HOPEFULLY lurie shows fatty arbuckle the door. thanks for your time and service andy. time to move on. i wouldnt mind if mcnabb went with him. O-Line is weak and inconsistent, and D gets shredded easily. we have a v good WR core (hopefully) for years and McCoy/Weaver/Celek can be a good nucleus to build around. this team right now is just in a sorry state of affairs. the eagles can't hang with the likes of the pats, saints, and colts - not even close.
Take out the occasional big strike???? LOL where do we get this posters! As if lots of teams are able to complete 50 yd passes. You haters are too much. Eagles in a great spot with Dallas sputtering ahead of them and the Giants without Pierce and a soft secondary and Jacobs hurt again. And they cover beautiful
Why is it that most NFL cities would welcome McNabb and Reid and the run they've had in Philly yet in Philly you can't wait to see them go? Remember the lean years pre Reid/McNabb? Is that what you want back? Fools.
I know this story....it goes like this.....10-6 finish. 1, maybe 2 playoff wins, lose a heartbreaker because Donovon and Andy blow it, and repeat. They should put in Kolb ASAP to let him gel with this new young talent. Anyone else recognize this team? I don't. The McNabb era is OVER
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