is beyond better than the Seahawks’. The Seahawks were without their 2 arguably 3 best rush linemen which means that Andy and Marty were able to disregard the pass rush as a problem in their playcalling and therefore get the tight end out a lot more. The Gints have one of if not the best pass rush in the league and therefore no matter who starts this week they will seem to have little affect on the offense. Celek will do nothing this week if he starts. If anything he would be a blocking liability. If anything the coaches need to look at leaving the tight end in to block less often, not at who was playing when they used a different scheme. It’s the playcalling not Celek.

LJ is my choice.
Celek cant even run, and im the only one that can see this…dude is slow-as-molasis!
He came in a did a great job, but K’mon people…yall really think its easy to play in the NFL and anybody can do it…Its obvious the D was not keen on stopping Celing and posses as 0 threat.
I guess Kevin Kolb should be the starter too since QB is so easy to play and Donovan cant win the big game. Pure arrogance.

LJ is def playign below his potential, but hopefull seeign Celek will bring fire in the way he plays.

A bit early for this kind of talk, but what positions should the Eagles be looking for in the first round next year with two picks likely in the mid to low first round?

Given the aging Thomas and Runyan, and the general play of the offensive line this year on short yardage, offensive line would be a concern. Shawn Andrews’ return won’t be enough to fix this line.

I would love to see a bigger running back or a true replacement for Westbrook (I have no faith in Booker), but I doubt Andy Reid will pull the trigger on this.
I’m still a bit surprised Steve Slaton went in the fifth round (having seen Slaton play against RU far too many times). WVU and RU have not the same teams without Slaton and Rice this year.