The Linc - Spagsgasm 2012
by JasonB on Jan 11, 2012 6:00 AM EST
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NFL Network Spags 'report' only speculation
An NFL Network report that Steve Spagnuolo was to meet with Eagles by week's end was speculation only. Andy Reid and his staff are on vacation.
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surprise surprise
Eagle fans falling for NFL network’s bullshit yet again.
Spags or not...
If the wide 9 wins sacks but loses games, who needs it? The Eagles didn’t start winning until they cut back on the use of the wide 9 anyway.
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Whatever altered system we're running now though...
Is pretty good. Allows pressure to come through to the QB without the commitment of a blitz. And I think with some LB’s, it’s a game winner as well.
Given that they never cut back on the Wide-9, that means you have no idea what you are talking about.
They players started playing better and the coaches started coaching better. It had nothing to to with changing the Wide-9.
Eagles: Season, but they'll be back with a vengeance next year. #KeepAndyReid
Flyers: On a nice roll
Phillies: Looking to next year
you don't know wtf your talking about
they tightened it up and used an “altered” version of it where the front four moved closer together so there wasn’t such gaping holes for the runners to hit right off the snap.
by phillyfan330 on Jan 11, 2012 1:44 PM EST up reply actions
Right Phillyfan
Except for occasional 3rd and longs and definite passes. Then they lined up like they had at the beginning of the season.
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RG3 has made his decision!
by green_pete_trucking on Jan 11, 2012 8:19 AM EST via mobile reply actions
This does not have any Eagle relevence
..unless the Lolskins get him.. but that still may not affect anything..
how is it not?
If the skins pick him up it would definitely suck seeing him twice a year for the next 10+ years!
by green_pete_trucking on Jan 11, 2012 12:07 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
11 years ago we were the LOLEagles and then they drafted one guy – Donovan McNabb. Then we weren’t the LOLEagles anymore. Yeah, I know, we didn’t win a Lombardi, but we sure won a lot of respect since then. One guy can turn the tide and get a team on track, making a huge difference in the play of the rest of the team – IF he’s the right guy.
What goes around comes around. One day we will be LOLEagles again and lolskins will once again be at the top of the NFC East. It’s a sad fact of life and just a question of when, not if.
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One Guy?
Sure McNabb played his part, but credit to big red too.. and a few other cogs. All of which the skins are still missing.
Yup.
One guy can be a catalyst. A catalyst doesn’t cause a chemical reaction, it just enables it through it’s nature. One guy can be a role model. One guy can be someone for a team to rally around and, even if they were good as individuals before, they can become a better TEAM around him.
What happened to the Eagles D after Dawk left? The Colts after Peyton was injured? One guy can make a HUGE difference.
For the record, I’m not saying this guy is or is not that kind of leader. But this stuff does happen Sparki.
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