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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