Brad Childress Snags Cleveland Browns Vacant OC Position

…god dammit eagles…

God damn it.

Hoooraaayy!!! 2013 Eagles will be amazing. Let’s see…keep same HC, DC, AND OC then expect different results?? No quite. 8-8 or 9-7 and miss playoffs again… Sigh. Poor Andrew is afraid of true change and that ladies and gentlemen will be his undoing. We’ve done nothing different pre-draft and FA; and I doubt nothing will help except true change from the TOP ie Roseman, Reid, Morty, and Andrew. For the record, I want Andrew gone. However, I believe he deserves one last “hoorah”. If he wants to continue to steer a sinking ship, then I’ll continue to clap for his head. With Philbin, Childress, Pagano, Fisher, Spagnuolo, etc…pretty much every good OC or DC signing everywhere BUT here…I just believe Andrew is ready to end it all and our 2012 season with him. Good riddance!!! Here’s to our 2013 E-A-G-L-E-S..Eagles!!!

Andy Reid approves of this move

And here is why:

Although Andy Reids recent record since the superbowl has deterioriated, I think he has been hit with strange circumstances. A sudden loss of his entire defensive tree and an offense that, while it had epic qualities, ran hot and cold. Sometimes cold at the wrong time. Freak concussions and injuries. A lost defense, but he was never a defensive guy. He had Jim Johnson for that.

And assistants under him. Spags was a guy in waiting. Rivera was a guy in waiting. Poached.

Andy is a good coach, and I don’t think there’ll be better available this year. Keeping the course with him at the helm is continuity and inprovement. Those turnovers were freaky.

Keeping Marty on the offense is acceptable. With Chili gone, there isn’t anyone out there I’m sure Reid wouldn’t clash with. The running game argument is gone and Philadelphia isn’t terrible offensively. They’re peaking.

Defensively, what is available with Spags gone? If I were him, i’d have taken that New Orleans team. Home field advantage in the playoffs and he just has to be good enough.

I feel Juan isn’t a superstar, but we’re not going to attract one with Washburn on the dline. Washburn is a superstar. We can deal with Juan more year, even if it includes more of those puns. The wide-9 system works. But think of it like a 3-4 conversion. It takes a serious shift in personel and often a year or two.

And Juan did show improvement. Against scrubs or not, he beat who he should’ve beat- which was something he wasn’t doing earlier. That is improvement.

So, stay the course. Fix the linebacker problem, add some depth, and hope the turnover bug is gone. It happens.

I am at a loss for words.