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Posted 1:35 PM, 11/16/2009
"2 things", one obvious the other not...
Reid has never committed to the run in his tenure. As a consequence, the mind set to succeed in the run is not in place.
Less obvious, in listening to Reid yesterday, he has evoloved into a condition of denial about this shortcoming as well as to a balanced 2-pronged attack.
Its not that he is purposely avoiding the reality, he has literally convinced himself that there is not issue! And that's sad for the future of Philly football.
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Posted 1:51 PM, 11/16/2009
Andy Reid needs to go...team should be 7-1 right now and heading into a rematch with New Orleans. Being a former offensive lineman, andy must have gotten pummeled on run blocks and thus has a major problem with making his "biggest O-Line" in the NFL do it. Understandibly, injuries have rocked this team this year, but with the weapons they should be able to beat above avg teams. Luckily for them the NFC is pretty weak across the board. 9-7 Will probably get them a wildcard..
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