Monthly Archives: August 2013

Andy Benoit wrote an Eagles preview for MMQB.  I have some mixed feelings on the piece. He says some nice things about the team, but also takes some shots and has some odd comments. The Eagles spent all offseason talking … Continue reading →

A site called GuySpeed posted some pics of the hottest Wives and Girlfriends of NFL players. Julie Dorenbos made the list. Sara Babin made the list. Brent Celek’s little brother Garrett had his lady friend make the list. I kinda … Continue reading →

For years, the NFL work week has gone like this. Monday – come in and review tape of Sunday’s game Tuesday – off Wednesday – practice Thursday – practice Friday – practice Saturday – light walk-through Sunday – game That … Continue reading →

Jimmy Bama is taking a look at the other teams in the NFC East and offering up some question marks they have and/or reasons that they may be vulnerable. This time the Skins get the Bama treatment. I thought this … Continue reading →

Former Eagles LT worked as a minority coaching intern with the team this summer. That led to him being hired as an offensive assistant. As Geoff Mosher pointed out, Thomas worked with Michael Bamiro as the rookie prepared to have … Continue reading →

Michael Vick talked about the need to be cautious and to play all-out…in the span of 2 minutes. Jimmy Bama used these comments as an excuse to work on his photoshop skills. A true artist.

The Eagles cut Mike Patterson early on in the offseason. He then signed with the Giants. Bob Glauber wrote a good piece on Patterson. Once Mike Patterson regained consciousness in the ambulance, the first thing he wanted to do was rip … Continue reading →

In case you forgot, Chip Kelly made changes to the locker room. Players used to sit with their position groups. Kelly wanted to mix that up and have guys sit more randomly. I guess the hope is that it will … Continue reading →

By Mark Saltveit Chip Kelly has talked over the years about the one statistic he cares about (besides points), one that’s not generally tracked: points after turnovers. “It’s not about winning the turnover battle. It’s about what your response is after … Continue reading →

Jon Runyan might have been Andy Reid’s most vocal critic. Big Jon wanted to run the ball. He wanted to pound on defenders. Reid’s love of throwing the ball drove him nuts. Current Eagles OL are loving the new offense … Continue reading →