Around the NFL Week 13

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

So ... if Reid were actually fired ... who here would want to dump the Shanny's and hire Reid? Anyone? Anyone?

Hell no.

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

So ... if Reid were actually fired ... who here would want to dump the Shanny's and hire Reid? Anyone? Anyone?

12 years in Philly and how many SB's has he won? 000000000000

Stick with Shanahan.

[GTripp0012]

Originally Posted by JoeRedskin

So ... if Reid were actually fired ... who here would want to dump the Shanny's and hire Reid? Anyone? Anyone?

*Raises hand sheepishly*

I doubt that is actually the best solution here though. Andy Reid's staff in Philly is doing him no favors. I don't think I want those guys here. I feel like that would be a lateral move to Shanny's staff. The best solution is probably a fresh start with a much younger coaching staff.

Like for example, I don't think Marty Morningweg is a particularly exciting coach-in-waiting offensive coordinator type.

I think Reid would turn it around here, but it would be kind of like Gibbs. If the front office is still based within the coaching staff, we'll be nowhere in 2015.

[Dirtbag59]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

12 years in Philly and how many SB's has he won? 000000000000

Stick with Shanahan.

No coach has ever won the Super Bowl with two teams so in terms when it comes to who should be coach of the Redskins ironically Reid would be the better choice. However no way at this point would I swap Reid for Shanny. I am very interested though in seeing him go somewhere like San Diego and finally work with a real QB. Not overachievers.

[Redskins8588]

I love watching how the eagles are falling apart every where on the team...

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by Dirtbag59

No coach has ever won the Super Bowl with two teams so in terms when it comes to who should be coach of the Redskins ironically Reid would be the better choice. However no way at this point would I swap Reid for Shanny. I am very interested though in seeing him go somewhere like San Diego and finally work with a real QB. Not overachievers.

If I were SD I would put in the contract that Reid must have an assistant whose sole job is to control the clock. Come to think of it, Shanny should get one too!

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by Redskins8588

I love watching how the eagles are falling apart every where on the team...

They should have signed Haynesworth.

[Ruhskins]

Originally Posted by SFREDSKIN

They should have signed Haynesworth.

For real. Talk about commiting just about every mistake that the Skins have made in the past.

[skinsfaninok]

I think Reid takes a year off

[GMScud]

Originally Posted by SmootSmack

Right here. I thought, and still think, taking a chance on Young was better than taking a chance on Beck

Absolutely. Not even up for debate. John Beck isn't an NFL QB, plain and simple. VY is at this stage is a very good backup, with potential to be a starter. He's got a buncha dog ish around him right now (Riley Cooper holds on to that TD pass and VY has 2 tds and 3 ints, instead of 1 and 4). The guy has at least proven he can play in this league.

[SFREDSKIN]

Originally Posted by skinsfaninok

I think Reid takes a year off

I don't think he gets fired, but there will be some changes.

[JoeRedskin]

From an Eagles Board:

Recipe for disaster
Ingredients:
1 Football Team (Cut out the heart)
1 Head Coach who hates the run
1 Soft QB
Swiss Cheese (Preferrably the offensive line variety)
1 Two-sided sheet of bad play calls
1 Faux Defensive Coordinator
1 Cheap FO

Mix

Pour into strainer to filter out linebackers, size, and football smarts
Pour the remaining substance onto baking sheet. Pluck out any remaining testicles.
Bake until it explodes and voila..The 2011 Philadelphia Eagles.

Enjoy!

LOLOLOL

[JoeRedskin]

DeSean Jackson is channeling Terrell Owens: Asked if he was ignoring Vince Young on the sideline, Jackson's response was "Next Question".

LOLOLOLOLOLOL

I am loving this sh**.

[mooby]

That sounds like a recipe for the ages, JR.

Originally Posted by Dan Graziano, ESPN.com

The Eagles are losers. It's as simple as that. One more loss will ensure a losing record for a team that does nothing as well as it does losing. There was absolutely no excuse for the defense to come out the way it did in this game, playing soft, missing tackles and watching Marshawn Lynch, who it knew was Seattle's only real weapon, run over it at will. There was no excuse for DeSean Jackson, who's still moping about his contract after insisting he wouldn't, to be giving up on deep routes when he's the only deep threat the team has. There was no excuse for the Eagles' penalties, for not calling timeout after a third-down stop with a minute left in the first half, for sending 12 men onto the field for a punt return and having to call a timeout when they were still in the game and looked as though they might need their timeouts. These are the careless, lazy, undisciplined acts of losing players and losing teams, and whatever the Eagles might have been or should have been, this is what they are. They are 4-8. They are the most disappointing flop of a team in the entire league. They are losers.

[GTripp0012]

With all the respect I've given to the Eagles front office and coaching staff up to and including this year, for really just dominating the NFC for a decade, you wouldn't think it would be so enjoyable to see everything crumble so quickly.

And yet, here we are, and I couldn't be enjoying this any more. That Graziano paragraph is fantastic. This may not last the weekend, but this is DECEMBER and the Eagles are in last place of a division that includes the Redskins.