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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
You make the grades

In Wednesday's Daily News, Les Bowen provided his midseason grades for the Eagles. Then, we asked you to assign your grades here on philly.com. Here is how you voted:

QUARTERBACKS

A: 1%
B: 34%
C: 48%
D: 11%
F: 4%


RUNNING BACKS

A: 3%
B: 52%
C: 39%
D: 4%
F: 1%

WIDE RECEIVERS
A: 35%
B: 56%
C: 6%
D: 1%
F: 0%

TIGHT ENDS
A: 58%
B: 34%
C: 6%
D: 0%
F: 0%

OFFENSIVE LINE
A: 1%
B: 13%
C: 48%
D: 31%
F: 5%

DEFENSIVE LINE
A: 14%
B: 60%
C: 23%
D: 2%
F: 0%

LINEBACKERS
A: 1%
B: 22%
C: 51%
D: 21%
F: 4%

DEFENSIVE BACKS
A: 8%
B: 51%
C: 32%
D: 6%
F: 1%

SPECIAL TEAMS
A: 5%
B: 46%
C: 37%
D: 9%
F: 2%

COACHING
A: 1%
B: 9%
C: 34%
D: 35%
F: 20%

To read our comprehensive post of a busy day with the Birds, click here.
 

Posted by Daily News staff @ 8:46 PM  Permalink | 9 comments
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Posted 10:18 PM, 11/11/2009
PhilaLogic
Those numbers seem right on, overall. Unfortunately, a lot of the people in 1% groupings comment here incessantly.
Posted 11:02 PM, 11/11/2009
Grandpa, when you were my age some guy puked at the Super Bowl!?
The 35% that voted A's & B's for the quarterback position were thinking about Kevin Kolb's performances. While the remaining 63% were obviously thinking about Low Throw McBlow's performances. Obviously. And thanks to Leroy for helping me think.
Posted 12:05 AM, 11/12/2009
PhilaLogic
And, like clockwork, the 4% chimes in -- sure that everyone else is wrong. (Hint: When you continually define ANYONE solely by his weaknesses, you become blinded to the big picture.)
Posted 12:26 AM, 11/12/2009
MG44
Gee, "Grandpa", did you think of "Low Throw McBlow" all by your (mentally and emotionally deficient) self?
Posted 04:54 AM, 11/12/2009
Grandpa, when you were my age some guy puked at the Super Bowl!?
No, Nickawampus Leroy did. I saw it earlier on the "Phillies GM Amaro scuttles talk of Hamels trade" comments & instantly recognized it's brilliance . . . or should i say ABSOLUTE BRILLIANCE. I did change it from "McNabb" to "McBlow" though. I thought it added a really nice touch. Anyway, what's the matter with you? Didn't you see that i already thanked him? Moron. Learn how to read.
Posted 06:37 AM, 11/12/2009
JamesJ
How many times did Wilma vote
Posted 07:39 AM, 11/12/2009
Seed
Larger fan base does seem to be fair. I am just not sure about the special team grading. It gets 5% of play time but they have not played perfect game until last game against Cowboys, where they did not loose a ball. O-line grading is correct, but everyone needs to consider the health issue they are going through.
Posted 11:45 AM, 11/12/2009
dlscholt
Grades look about right to me. Yes, o-line has had health issues, but the grading is based on performance of the guys that are in the game. Can't grade on what they would have done with healthy personnel.
Posted 03:17 PM, 11/12/2009
TBear
Overall a fair assessment ladies and gentlemen. A damn shame we sit behind the 'Boys right now, but we did it to ourselves. The thing is, this Dallas team doesn't look like the last couple of years....they seem fundamentally solid, and there is NO quit in them, or looming on the horizon. Don't think we're gonna catch 'em now. BUT!>>>>>GO IGGLES!!!
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Les BowenLes Bowen has covered the Eagles for the Daily News since 2002. Before that, he spent nearly 13 years covering the Flyers. It took Les only a few seasons after the switch to figure out that there was no penalty box at the Linc, and that the time really wasn't his, despite what Andy Reid kept saying. Les came to Philadelphia and the Daily News from Charlotte in 1983. In the intervening years, he has pretty much lost track of NASCAR, and his accent. He, his wife Barbara, and their two sons live in Haddon Township, New Jersey.

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