I don’t think we need to pick either of those options. Although I’m often critical of Reid, I think he has the team in a good position right now. Yes, many of the most elite players on the team (Dawkins, Runyan, Thomas, Westbrook and McNabb) are at a point where they probably only have 1 – 3 years of top level performance left in them, but there’s no need to blow up the core. We do have a lot of good young developing talent, and a boatload of draft picks this year. We can continue to play at a high level while developing the players from this year’s draft to be ready in 2-3 years. We just need to draft well and make sure we put the right pieces in place to rebuild the offensive line and develop a replacement for Westbrook. If management thinks Kiolb can eventually take over for Mcnabb, then we don’t need to worry about QB. I’m a little skeptical about Kolb, but he hasn’t had a chance yet We do have to remember that Westbrook and McNabb have both been spectacular at times during their careers and have covered up for a lot of offensive deficiencies. There were many years, when the eagles offense was largely dependent on McNabb’s scrambling ability to buy time and to rush for 400 yards or so a year, and there have been many games where Westbrook tok the game ove singlehandedly. So as we develop new players we have to look for really elite replacements for those two — or we have to upgrade the entire offense (a real full back, a star tight end, a monster offensive line, better receivers). In any case, we can remain in the hunt over the next few years while rebuilding.