The Philadelphia Eagles were thrashed on Sunday by the Baltimore Ravens 36-7.  And 10-year vet Donovan McNabb was benched in the second half for the first time in his career.  Where do they go now?

Now can someone please tell me why you're benching a ten-year veteran in McNabb in favor of Kevin Kolb, a quarterback who has very little game experience.  I know McNabb played bad the first half, and he just didn't seem like he was on his game.  He threw three picks, but one could've been prevented iif DeSean Jackson had gotten in better position.  So Andy Reid decided to play Kevin Kold the second half.  Kevin Kolb?  I bet half you people are wondering who he is.  Kevin Kolb attended college at the University of Houston and was drafted in the 2007 NFL draft with the Eagles firs pick.  Putting Kevin Kolb in the game does not help you at all.  You're putting an unexperienced quarterback up against one of the best defenses in the NFL.  The kid has only played in three NFL games.  You're setting him up for failure.  Kevin Kolb did not fare much better than McNabb.  He threw two picks, and one of them was a game changing play.  He lead the team all the way down the field on a commanding drive.  And then, inside the 10-yard line, Kolb threw an interception in the end zone, which Ed Reed returned for a record-setting 108-yard interception return for a TD.  Hopefully the Eagles learned their lesson and that even if McNabb isn't having a good game, it's not very likely that Kevin Kolb will be the answer to the problem.