The NFC East is back

[P2K]

Just like in the 80s and early 90s.


And if you are an Eagles fan, you should be scared ****less!


Those were the good ol' days when I was a kid, care-free and naive. And could concentrate on football.

If I recall right, the Giants and Redskins ruled and kicked ***. Dallas came on in '91. And no matter what, the Eagles were good, but weren't good enough. Meanwhile, the other teams in the division were full of playmakers. Thank God the Cardinals were in there, huh?

History is repeating itself. The cycle has returned and it's friggin' deja vu.

Dallas is playmaker city. The Giants kick *** and take names. And the 'Skins are back and running the ball with the best of them.

Meanwhile, the poor Birds seem to falling apart at the seams. Good enough to beat the "meh" teams, but can't finish against the good teams.

Sound familiar, eh?

From the look of things, Eagles FO are stuck in the time portal when the division was weak, besides the Giants. Not giving a damn about having a legit tight end or fullback............and receivers. Thinking that they can get away with not spending on important cogs on a team and still trash through the division.

Happen ain't gonna.

And that is why if I was an Eagles fan, I'd be highly pissed, sad and drinking today.

You heard it before and whoever you heard from were correct: The Eagles really should've capitalized on a weak NFC East while they had the chance and won a Super Bowl or two. Because everyone with a brain knew that the NFC East wasn't going to be weak for long. Three of the best franchises ever in football in one division. Did the Eagles think these teams would stay bad forever?

Dummies.

Memo to Jeff Lurie, Joe Banner and Andy Reid...

The window has officially closed. Nice, snug and curtains shut.



Have a good day

[ProfessaPackMan]

Question: What's your take on Andy Reid? Good Coach or time for him to go?

[ZB9]

I know how Philly fans feel. The Eagles are the Dallas Mavericks of the NFL, or the Mavs are the Philly Eagles of the NBA

[slickdtc]

If things continue this way in Philly, they are headed for an overhaul. The fans, already volatile, are ready to kill whoever they deem responsible for these last two losses in games they should've (against Chicago) or looked like they were going to win (early lead on Washington).

The only cure: wins.

Four of their next 5 games are relatively soft (SF, ATL, SEA, and CIN with NYG being the exception). The Eagles have to take care of the teams they should and see what happens against the better teams.

[P2K]

Quote: Originally Posted by ProfessaPackMan

Question: What's your take on Andy Reid? Good Coach or time for him to go?

I think alot of Eagles fans here think Reid should be gone. Hell, alot of these people didn't like him from the jump.

Me, being of no bias...just being a pro football fan, look at Reid like this...

His game day coaching makes Larry Coker look good.

Does that answer your question, sir?

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote: Originally Posted by P2K

I think alot of Eagles fans here think Reid should be gone. Hell, alot of these people didn't like him from the jump. Me, being of no bias...just being a pro football fan, look at Reid like this... His game day coaching makes Larry Coker look good. Does that answer your question, sir?

Damn, that bad huh.

[grunt]

The Eagles need playmakers at wr and te. I felt the eagles were the best team in the NFC towards the end of the season.

[Checmate101]

Yes it is..I'm loving it, We're the only team that haven't lost outside of the division.

[Checmate101]

Quote: Originally Posted by grunt

The Eagles need playmakers at wr and te. I felt the eagles were the best team in the NFC towards the end of the season.

Eagles should trade for Tony Gonzalez..dude is rotting in KC right now, that'll be a good weapon for him in the redzone and on key third downs, because now teams are just focusing on Westbrook since Mcnabb act like he dont' want to run anymore. Tony G would be good.

[ProfessaPackMan]

Quote:

Tony G would be good.

For the short term.