Max Jean-Gilles out for the season
by JasonB
on Nov 28, 2008 8:36 PM EST
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Eagles right guard Max Jean Gilles is done for the season
The Eagles' already depleted guard rotation got even thinner last night when Max Jean-Gilles had to leave the game against the Arizona Cardinals late in the first half with a broken right ankle.
Jean-Gilles' injury is extra tough for the team considering Max was filling in for the injured Shawn Andrews. Now the team will turn to their 3rd choice guard Nick Cole to fill in for Max and Shawn for the remainder of the season.
This will probably lead to rookie guard Mick McGlynn being activated on game day.
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bad hit
seeing how good the protection for #5 was getting..
Look up... get up...Don't ever, ever give up!!
by anuj on
Nov 28, 2008 8:48 PM EST
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I didn't notice...
…any major weaknesses in protection/running or passing effectiveness with Cole in. Maybe Arizona’s defense is just soft. But I like how the ABC commentators called Cole a “fire hydrant”.
by ajay on
Nov 28, 2008 8:55 PM EST
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yea i noticed that too… when i heard cole was in i was about to shit myself but he held up pretty well i thought…
Look, our star RB is nowhere near 100%, our backup RB is out, and our 3rd string RB goes down when defenders blow in his general direction.
by Remis on
Nov 28, 2008 9:16 PM EST
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they ran at cole for the rest of the game and eckel and booker were both effective
by 0sirys on
Nov 28, 2008 10:47 PM EST
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I couldn’t quote figure out what that mean. He doesn’t move much? Neither does MJG.
by JasonB on
Nov 29, 2008 1:41 PM EST
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i think they were saying he is short and round. he is significantly shorter than the rest of the linemen
by 0sirys on
Nov 29, 2008 9:46 PM EST
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