Thu, 22 December 2011
Well now things are getting interesting again. The Philadelphia Eagles welcome the Jets to The Linc and trounce them 45-19, showing for the second week in a row a rather dominant Offense AND Defense. Surprisingly, the Eagles are also still a faint glimmer in the playoff conversation, but need plenty of help the last two weeks of the season. So no Eagles fans all over are at odds with their feelings on the team; those wanting head coach Andy Reid and Defensive Coordinator Juan Castillo gone at any cost, and those that really enjoyed the Eagles teams that showed up the past two weeks. It’s a very interesting thing that is going on in this regard, as all fans still bleed green, but are just disgusted at how the team as a whole played most of the previous twelve weeks. Joining us this week is a return guest, Steve Malinowskifrom Tailgate365.com! We want to wish everyone a very Happy Holiday, no matter what holiday you celebrate, where, or with whom. Enjoy your family, friends and cherish the good times. Happy Holidays Eagles fans! What we discussed:
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Go JETS! Go EAGLES!
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Tue, 13 December 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles return to their winning ways and defeat the Miami Dolphins in Miami, 26-10. Although the Eagles played decidedly well in the game, one of the highlights was definitely the 20,000 Eagles fans that had quite a large voice and made themselves heard in Miami. It was an absolutely awesome display and made all Eagles fans proud. Overall, as we knew, the Eagles need to win out and get a lot of help to have a shot at the playoffs, and they took a small step this week in the win. The New York Giants also beat the Dallas Cowboys which also helped the Eagles keep the chance alive. What we discussed:
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Tue, 6 December 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles fall to a horrendous 4-8 on the season after a 31-14 embarrassing loss to the Seattle Seahawks. Ironically enough the Eagles are NOT mathematically eliminated from the playoffs yet, as all three of the other NFC East teams, the Cowboys, Giants and Redskins all lost this weekend. To talk about this hapless division in the NFL, we have Jimmy Klempski from Blogging the Beast on the show. Jimmy is also a contributor to Bleeding Green Nation. We talk about the continued demise of this Eagles team, where some of the blame lies, and how the team needs to approach things heading out of this season. But wait! Despite the fact that the NFL Draft is even discussed at one point, there are still four regular season games left to play. This week is the Miami Dolphins, but do we dare even think about the possibility of things turning around for the Eagles, or are they too far gone at this point? What we discussed:
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Tue, 29 November 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles lose yet another home game, this time being embarrassed by the New England Patriots who methodically picked the Eagles apart like the Birds were a high school team. Yet the Patriots team is just a shadow of years past and the Eagles team is a professional football team with preseason aspirations of the Super Bowl. No more, as this loss essentially cements the team as one of the biggest disappointments in franchise history… and that says a lot. After squandering a 10-0 early game lead, the Patriots score three unanswered touchdowns. But the climax of the game occurred in the third quarter when about a quarter of the fans in attendance started chanting “Fire An-dy! Fire An-dy!” Make no mistake about it, it was loud, and it was intentional. It sent a direct message not only to Andy Reid, but to Eagles owner Jeff Lurie. The chant again arose in the fourth quarter as the team continued to implode under Reid’s girth. To underscore the frustration and message, with just over eight minutes left in the fourth quarter, about half of the fans stood in unison and walked out of the stadium… out on the players, out on the coaches, and out on the owners. At the end of the game, there were almost as many Patriots fans in attendance as there were Eagles fans… something I never thought I would ever see. What we discussed:
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Tue, 22 November 2011
As the 2011 Philadelphia Eagles NFL season continues in all of its dual personality, our own Eagles defeat the NFC East 1st place New York Giants in a game that came down to the final minutes. The culmination of the game was backup Quarterback Vince Young, playing for injured Michael Vick, led his Offense on an 18-play drive for a touchdown that lasted 8:51, breaking the tie and going up 17-10. Not long after, the Eagles Defense, which dominated most of the game, forced an Eli Manning fumble, stopping the Giants’ drive, and allowing the Eagles to win the game. What was impressive was that the Eagles starting quarterback (Vick) and wide receiver (Maclin) were both out with injuries, allowing Young and Riley Cooper to fill their shoes, and they did it well. The Eagles won this game in the fourth quarter, something they have struggled with horribly this year, losing five games when leading in the fourth. It sounds like a great win, and it was, not because of how the game was played, because there were plenty of mistakes and was ugly at times, but because we were able to see the Eagles dig down and do what they HAD to do to win. The game was played with heart and determination, and we hope that carries the rest of the season that has so far brought disappointment. What we discussed:
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Thu, 17 November 2011
What is there to say? The Philadelphia Eagles lose to the Arizona Cardinals and blow their fifth fourth quarter lead of the season. At this point, with how the team played and the coaches failed, it’s very difficult to spin anything positive on how this season has progressed, and where they are going from here. The Eagles travel up to play the New York Giants, but with the season already over, we do not see a chance that the Eagles will pull this game out and expect them to lose. With much feedback in emails and voicemails this week, we have seen the fans’ disgust with head coach Andy Reid, and it seems that almost all want Reid gone. Thanks for the memories Coach Reid, but your time has passed, please leave your Chinese menu on the way out. The time’s ours and we want to move on to the next chapter in this Eagles franchise history. What we discussed:
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Thu, 10 November 2011
First of all, I want to dedicate this week’s show to all Veterans… of every service… of every country… of every sex, creed and belief. We honor what you do so we can do things like live freely, raise families in peace and enjoy what we make of our time on this planet. Your sacrifices allowed me to grow and raise a family of my own, and allows them to do the same. Thank you. Come home safely, welcome home to those who have served, and to those who gave the ultimate sacrifice, rest in peace. So here we are again. We discuss yet another head-scratching loss by the Philadelphia Eagles, at home, against a team they should have beaten… by less than a touchdown. The Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football beat the Eagles at The Linc 30-24 as the Eagles display the amazing ability by Head Coach Andy Reid to completely out-coach himself. What works one week cannot possibly work two weeks in a row, so the game plan that worked so effectively against the Dallas Cowboys the week before was drastically changed against the Bears. Our Castillo-led Defense allowed the Bears to score early, and Reid appears to panic as a result, passing and no longer allowing the positive of the week before move the team forward. (By the way, in the show I mentioned that the Bears went up 14-0, but in my head I was thinking “by two scores” and my words came out wrong. Sorry. lol) What we discussed:
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Thu, 3 November 2011
How ’bout them Cowboys?! That was a thought repeated many times the past few days by many Philadelphia Eagles fans. The Dallas Cowboys sauntered into Philly for Sunday Night Football, with Rob Ryan talking his talk, and the Eagles go up by 34 points before the Cowboys scored their first touchdown, in the fourth quarter. The Eagles did everything right in this game, from coaching, to concentration, to discipline, to playmaking. It was one of those games as a football fan that you have to admire. The fact that it happened against the hated Cowboys, in Philly, in front of an international audience, and with fueling the thoughts of a season comeback… well that was just icing on the cake. Make no mistake about it, this was one of the biggest games of the season, and may have many repercussions moving forward. No, this season is not over, not by a long shot. What we discussed:
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Wed, 26 October 2011
So we once again come across the Eagles BYE week, unofficially the mid-point of the Eagles season, despite only being six games in so far. This is where, historically, fans and analysts (and hopefully coaches) assess the team, what has gone well, what has gone wrong and where things are going. We are no different, and as has been tradition, we invited our friend Jason Brewer from Bleeding Green Nation to join in on the Eagles conversation. We talk the season so far, the Cowboys game this week, and even dip into the Donovan McNabb pool for a bit. What we discussed:
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Wed, 19 October 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles win their second game of the season, and do it against their NFC East Division rival, the Washington Redskins. The Eagles Defense morphed this week into a more disciplined and aggressive system, which harassed Redskins’ quarterback Rex Grossman for most of the game, and our newest Safety Kurt Coleman had a career game with three interceptions on the day. On the other side of the ball, the Eagles Offense put up a very impressive first half, looking more confident, but still struggled in the second half yet prevailed by our Defense to win the game. This week we have Tommy Lawlor on to celebrate the win. Tommy’s all over the web now, still writing for PhiladelphiaEagles.com, Scouts Notebook and his Eagles blog, Iggles Blitz. Also joining Chuck and Tommy is big Eagles fan Steve Malinowski from the blog and podcast,Tailgate 365. Was a fun time with both. What we discussed:
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Wed, 12 October 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles find a way to lose again, on the road up in Buffalo against the Bills. Now the Eagles are 1-4, with many problems ahead of them, and showing very little signs of being able to fix the problems left behind them in the previous four weeks. Fans predominantly blame Defensive Coordinator Juan Castillo and as a result, Head Coach Andy Reid. Now the Eagles are on the brink of a total season failure with a mountain in front of them to overcome for the rest of the season. This week they play their NFC East Division rival Washington Redskins. A win there could boost team morale greatly as the team then moves into the BYE week. One other thing, Philadelphia Eagles football legend Sonny Jurgensen will be recognized by the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Allstate Insurance Company in Wilmington, N.C., on Tuesday, Oct. 18, as part of “Hometown Hall of Famers.” Please visit the site, Pro Football Hall of Fame for more information about this event. What we discussed:
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Tue, 4 October 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles lose yet again, this time to the San Francisco 49ers at Lincoln Financial Field. They blew a 23-3 lead and lost by a score of 23-24, for the third game in a row scoring zero points in the 4th Quarter of the game and allowing their opponent to effectively run their Offense. The fans’ heartache and frustration were displayed as a good portion of the stadium started chanting “Let’s Go Phil-lies! Let’s Go Phil-lies!” during the last quarter of the game. There is blame landing throughout the organization by fans, from the players (Maclin carrying the ball like a loaf of bread and easily getting it knocked loose, Ronnie Brown deciding to pass as he is falling to the ground, and Alex Henery missing two chip shot Field Goals), to the Assistant Coaches like Juan Castillo. But none are feeling the anger like Head Coach Andy Reid. Most feel he bears the brunt of the blame, and already some are saying he should be fired for yet another loss and not getting the players and coaches prepared. What we discussed:
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Wed, 28 September 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles home opener against the New York Giants did not turn out the way most expected with the Eagles losing 16-29. Many things broke down this week, including some huge coaching decisions that were questionable at best. The run Defense continued to suffer, and player discipline also was suspect with costly dropped passes and game-changing penalties. Quarterback Mike Vick injured his hand, originally thought to have been broken, which brought in backup Mike Kafka. Kafka threw two costly interceptions, which sealed any kind of comeback. It definitely ruined a fun day, with a tailgate full of pulled pork sandwiches and sausage peppers and onions made by my lovely wife! Now the Eagles are in a situation where they have to win the next game against the 49ers, another NFC team, to both stop the slide, and regroup. What we discussed:
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Thu, 22 September 2011
A wild game down south as the Philadelphia Eagles put up 31 points only to lose to the Atlanta Falcons. Dropped passes, turnovers, Defensive holes, coaching mistakes and Quarterback Michael Vick leaving the game because of a concussion were the many reasons this game was lost. Despite these, the Eagles put up numbers that would have beaten most teams in the NFL, and there were quite a few bright spots during the game. Some fans are angry and others look at it in the context of it being early in the season. All told, for the most part the fans are on board with this team as continuing to be a force on both sides of the ball. This week the Eagles host the New York Giants for the home opener in Philadelphia. With the Giants wanting revenge for the embarrassing loss they marked the last time these teams met, trash talking among some players and the media has started. It is looking like it’s going to be a great game. What we discussed:
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Wed, 14 September 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles start off the 2011 NFL season with a big win over the St. Louis Rams. After a rough start on both Offense and Defense, the team turns things around and outscore the Rams 31-6 after a remarkable Rams touchdown very early in the game. The Eagles players and coaches made the necessary adjustments and turned it around showing a tenacity and maturity that we hoped we would see from this team. Next the Eagles go into Atlanta for a much-hyped game against our star quarterback’s former team, after they come off a bad loss. It will be another big test early in the season leading up to the home opener the following week. What we discussed:
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Tue, 6 September 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles finish the preseason with a record of 3-1, and prepare to start the much-hyped and excitement-filled 2011 season. The fourth game ended and immediately the fans and media started talking regular season and the high expectations. We are excited and talk about our expectations for the start of the season, some of the other NFL teams, and did I mention the NFL 2011 season starts in just a couple days? E-A-G-L-E-S EAGLES!! What we discussed:
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Tue, 30 August 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles play their third preseason game against the Cleveland Browns on a rainy night in Philly, leaving only one game before the welcome start of the regular season. The big news, though, is the new contract that the Eagles and quarterback Michael Vick agreed to yesterday. Although the details vary, essentially it is a 6-year $100 million deal with almost $40 million guaranteed for our starting QB. We talk about what that means to DeSean Jackson’s contract extension that both he and the fans want. Either way, we will see Vick leading the Offense in midnight green for years to come. What we discussed:
The same deal:
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Tue, 16 August 2011
The first Philadelphia Eagles 2011 preseason game is in the can. The Eagles beat the visiting Baltimore Ravens, with the green and silver offensive starters only playing for one series. It’s not easy to get excited about preseason football, but it IS football, and the Eagles have become one of the most exciting teams to talk about since the lockout ended. With so many new acquisitions, signings and trades, there are high hopes and we were all waiting to see this team take the field. Obviously not much can be garnered from very little play, but what we saw was impressive. Quarterback Michael Vick looked accurate and quick, taking the team down the field for a touchdown on the first drive. The new Defense under new Defensive Coordinator Juan Castillo looked fast, and it was welcome to see them swarming the Ravens quarterbacks on almost every play. Even questions about our rookie kicker and punter seemed to be satisfied. But again, it is preseason, and only the first of four at that. Some of those players on the field in the later quarters will not be on the team in just a few short weeks. There is also the concern about Jeremy Maclin’s mystery illness, as well as Mike Patterson’s skull blood vessel complications to see work out. The Eagles management has shown us that they had a plan for the offseason, and are still in the process of executing that plan. The next few weeks will see some adjustments to the team, and we will soon see what the new Eagles will become. Next week they travel to Pittsburgh to take on the Steelers for the second preseason game, and we expect to see the starters play almost the whole first half. Starting out: Voicemail Line: 1 (856) 335-3675 Email: fans [at] EaglesFanCast.net Twitter: @EaglesFanCast Facebook: facebook.com/EaglesFanCast Support EFC – get our iPhone App or Android App Our site - http://EaglesFanCast.net |
Tue, 2 August 2011
We try to address what the Philadelphia Eagles have done in free agency and trades over the past week, but it’s almost impossible within an hour’s time. All we know for sure is that the Eagles have become more aggressive this off-season since the lockout ended than in any other year that we can remember, surely the most under current management. We have to say, along with most other Eagles fans, that we are very excited for this season. Although there are still concerns, such as the linebacker and kicker positions, the Eagles are a better team over last year at most positions. What we discussed:
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Tue, 26 July 2011
The NFL lockout is over, and the teams, players and staff are reporting back to work in an official manner. The day has been busy with news around the league, but not much so far in the Philadelphia Eagles camp, with only some rookie free agent signings and a number of rumors. We come back from our lockout hiatus and jump into what we know so far and what we expect from here. What we discussed:
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Wed, 11 May 2011
The 2011 NFL Draft is over, the dust has settled, the player lockout is back on, and we have Tommy Lawlor back on the show to talk all about the Draft. We go over the picks, the repercussions, the Draft day moves and even touch on how things may have worked out for other teams we all love to hate. What we discussed:
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Wed, 27 April 2011
The NFL Draft starts primetime on Thursday, April 28 2011. We have our old friend Tommy Lawlor back on, picking his mock-draft-making, player-analyzing, game-recording brain to find out about his feelings on this years Philadelphia Eagles prospects and picks. As figuring it all out is futile for just about anyone, Tommy comes the closest with the deepest insight for Eagles fans on what our team will do starting Thursday. It’s impossible to keep up with him, so we just press Record and listen in amazement and awe. We touch on the news that U.S. District Judge Susan Richard Nelson ordered an end to the NFL lockout, then move on to the Draft. We talk players, potential moves, and how the lockout has affected things so far. Tommy refers to this class as “below average” at one point, but we talk about the 2011 Class’s strength, Tommy’s favorite prospects for the entire draft, and more. Tommy will be back again in two weeks (May 10th) for the annual post-Draft show where we will talk about what the Eagles accomplished this week. Links: Never locked out: Voicemail Line: 1 (856) 335-3675 Email: fans [at] EaglesFanCast.net Twitter: @EaglesFanCast Facebook: facebook.com/EaglesFanCast Support EFC – get our iPhone App or Android App Our site - http://EaglesFanCast.net |
Tue, 19 April 2011
After a few months’ hiatus, the show is back. Jason from Bleeding Green Nation andSB Nation Philly is on tonight and we talk mostly about the newly-released 2011 Eagles schedule. It’s so early to truly evaluate the schedule and the Eagles chances this year, especially with the uncertainty of the current NFL lockout and negotiations. Jason and Chuck touch on the lockout, and the trickle down issues having to do with player conditioning, finances and more. Overall, we both feel that the schedule looks like a challenging one, but can be one that the Eagles can excel and prove themselves in a very public eye. Five of the games are primetime, with three more in the later slot, so half of their schedule are nationally televised. Eagles fans will get to see plenty of their team no matter where they are. Links: Waiting for Negotiations: Voicemail Line: 1(856)335-3675 Email: fans [at] EaglesFanCast.net Twitter: @EaglesFanCast Facebook: facebook.com/EaglesFanCast Support EFC – get our iPhone App or Android App |
Tue, 11 January 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles lost to the Green Bay Packers in the first round of the playoffs on Sunday of Wildcard Weekend. The result was from a series of mistakes stemming from drops, penalties, missed field goals, missed tackles, missed opportunities, and missed coaching decisions. It was another heartbreak loss in the playoffs. We try to come to terms with the loss and put the whole team into perspective with how the unexpected season transpired. With dozens of injuries throughout the season, the resurgence of Mike Vick as an MVP quarterback, winning the NFC East, and NO other East team even making the playoffs… it’s been one hell of a season, and one that builds excitement for what can be for 2011. From an EaglesFanCast standpoint, thank you to everyone who listened in and joined us this season. We had a lot of new listeners, from all over the world, and we heard from many of you, and it’s been great. Please stay with us throughout the offseason, and we want to hear from you. Let us know what you want to hear on future shows. What we discussed: Don’t forget to friend up on facebook, our friends at Alpaca Pictures so they can get the distribution deal for their movie, “99 Percent Sure” Waiting for Pitchers and Catchers: Voicemail Line: 1 (856) 335-3675 Email: fans [at] EaglesFanCast.net Twitter: @EaglesFanCast Facebook: facebook.com/EaglesFanCast Support EFC – get our iPhone App or Android App Our site - http://EaglesFanCast.net |
Tue, 4 January 2011
The Philadelphia Eagles win the NFC East, and take the #3 seed in the NFC for the playoffs. They lose the last two games of the regular season to the Minnesota Vikings in an ugly display of football, and the Dallas Cowboys in a meaningless game. In the Wildcard game, the Eagles host the Green Bay Packers on Sunday at 4:30pm. Lots of concerns for this game, as the Packers are playing very well, and the Eagles ended on a down note, and quite beat up. Regardless, it’s still another exciting year of Eagles playoffs, and the only team from the East in the playoffs, capping off a surprise and unbelievable regular season. Cannot wait for this game to start! What we discussed: Link: Alpaca Pictures Watching the Playoffs: Email: fans [at] EaglesFanCast.net Voicemail Line: 1 (856) 335-3675 Twitter: @EaglesFanCast Facebook: facebook.com/EaglesFanCast Support EFC – get our iPhone App or Android App Our site - http://EaglesFanCast.net |