why did the philadelphia eagles not pick up anybody valuable this offseason after getting rid of Terrell Owens
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don't know. nobody knows.\nmaybe they are targeting somebody in the draft.\n\nthough it's a weak wide receiver class...
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He has a strong arm and is very mobile in the pocket. Now that T.O. is gone McNabb could prove himself without T.O. taking all the credit, even though T.O. is a great receiver. Without a doubt, McNabb is a good quarterback leading the Eagles into a Super Bowl. I don't think, however, he is a great quarterback. For that he needs to win a couple Super Bowls like Joe Montana and Tom Brady. It's the same reason why Peyton Manning is not a great quarterback, he doesn't win the big games. Until then, both will be considered good, but not great.
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Well, considering that he is only a Sophomore this year, we will have to wait at least one more year to be able to truly predict who will be in the market for an RB.  We will also have to see if Ray can continue his solid play and avoid injuries.  Also, at 5-8, he does not have prototypical size for an NFL running back.  That being said, I still believe he can make an impact, possibly as a third down change of pace back early in his career.  The Eagles utilize Brian Westbrook very well at only 5-9, 200 lbs.
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Obviously, the Trojan players were overrated. Reggie Bush went 2nd, Matt Leinart went 10th, and LenDale White went 45th. This shows that teams are finding faults in each player that NFL experts aren't finding. The ignorance of these faults makes each player look like they're amazing. But once teams start pointing out each little fault of each player, the player becomes less likely to be picked high in the draft. Each team's GM must have found something wrong in each player which is why they were picked a lot lower than expected.
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They have to keep Terrell Owens happy, even though he drops as many as he catches.  The Cowboys would be better off it they used the TEs more.\n\nFor more on the Cowboys and the NFL,  check this site out.  http://factipedia.com/sportsblogs/
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I think it was because they weren't what you would call NFL ready...  We all know those guys were very good college players, but they just didn't have NFL type talent...  They mostly succeeded based on K-States system...  not just off pure talent like Terrence Newmen or Darren Sproles...
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He was Superbowl MVP the year of 2001-2002 and 2003-2004. He should have got it again against the Eagles but Deion Branch got it instead.
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if ziggy wants to win they wont trade him. its not cause of moss cause moss was out 50% of last years games. also birk is on ir and injuries were messing up the team
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i respect the guy he is the first and forgotten T.O. victim....the team went to sh*t after T.O. left....he is the perfect back up QB..he could shine again in philly
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I think it was very bad move for the Chemistry of the Ravens. Boller has worked very hard to get that spot and then they just supplant him. Yes Steve is a proven qb but he is late to learn the system, and that is always a huge factor in weather qb's succeed or not. I think Mcnair should be #2 unless he flat out beats out Boller in camp and preseason. He should ride the pine until Boller sputters. \nI think Boller is haveing trouble with the pressure starting the season, and early in the season there is not much film on teams that he can study, so that leads him off on a bad foot gettin started, and it can do alot to his confidence. I think that is why he did so good there at the end. \nThe browns were getting very good towards the end of the year, and gave my Bengals fits late as well. We did not look like a team that just beat eventual SB winners pittsburg.So i would not judge Boller too much on that.
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Because last year we had the lowest total of interceptions in NFL History (5). That is just plain terrible. \n\nMichal Huff was the best Back in the Draft and most likely will play from the get go. \n\nI was a little leary of it myself but it does make a little sense. Need Turnovers big time to compete. Double our total of Int's and we still are the worst last year.
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The Cowboys need something to get them jumpstarted on a return to the NFL's upper echelon ... and while there is a great risk in signing T.O., there is also the potential for a great reward.\n\nMy thinking is they figured the short term potential for damage was less than the potential for a great reward.
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once the nfl season is over....they line the teams according to their records....from lowest to highest....the superbowl champions going last of course...and the worst team first...then they get to pick in the draft according to that order....the worst team getting the 1st pick...........................the #1 pick can go to another team if the team lets him or can work some sort of trade with another team.... just like the trade that the giants did for eli manning...they gave up philip rivers and merriman....
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First off, there has to be a QB drafted some time, whether it's Quinn or Troy Smith or even Chad Henne if he comes out early. How popular would he be in Detroit, eh? \nStill, a team in this condition should trade down for multiple picks. They are going to have to do something with Mike Williams, as well, so he might be decent trade bait as well. They need serious help on both sides of the ball, but obviously, Kitna is nobody's answer at QB--the most important position in football. \n\nHonestly, I'm shocked at how the team underachieves. If you look up and down that roster (except at QB), you'd swear this team could go 4-12 without practicing. It's a shame these guys just can't get it together. \nHowever, when a team (business) does so poorly, one must look at management first.
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Washington Redskins. They lost Arrington, but the rest of their defense will still be solid. They got tons of WR help to compliment Moss and Portis will be a stud next year. Their balance will win the NFC East. Owens is still a big question mark in Dallas, he won't be bad, but he won't change the entire team, Jones sucked at RB last year. The Giants stayed about even, but the other teams improved so much more that they are now fighting with Philly for 3rd. And the Eagles should hold solid and be better than last year.
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Yea, and as an Eagle fan, I don't know what to think. Is this the end of the McNabb era? I mean, come on, be realistic. Yesterday, Reid said in his post game news conference- 8-12 months recovery time. That means that next year, he would just be getting off the bench now, or maybe not even playing next year. Now, here comes the hard part. Where do you upgrade next year. If you lose out, and go 5-11, which would suck, do you draft a QB in the 1st round, just in case Donny Mac isn't fully recovered? An ACL tear is probably the worst injury in sports. In 3-4 months, you feel recovered, but you cannot cut or make those quick moves with your legs, and maybe he will never be able to again. Wow, just think of Donovan McNabb as a pocket-passer, like Trent Green or Drew Bledsoe. I know, I know, Bledsoe isn't playing anymore. But who is our Tony Romo? Is it Garcia, who threw 22 incomplete passes yesterday? Is it Feeley, who went 4-1in 2002? What about going after a free-agent QB? A trade in the off-season? Who knows, but the real question is, have we seen the last of Donovan  Jamal McNabb on the field in a Philadelphia Eagles jersey. These are questions Andy Reid has to answer RIGHT NOW, from his home in Villanova. Maybe Jay Wright can help him out a little.
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well the Falcons have an idiot at Defensive Coord. plus the defensive line is dead. No Abraham, Kerney out, Rod Coleman has a toe injury, so they pretty much have a patchwork line with youngsters and Undrafted free agents. The pass rush is not a factor so the QB has all kinds of time back there, and no CB...absolutely no CB can cover a reciever forever. Plus Donatelle plays alot of Zone so recievers are just running to the open spots and playing catch. Don't get to down on D. Hall he is still an elite CB, but the lack of Pass rush would affect any CB in the NFL.