Monthly Archives: September 2013

I had completely forgotten about this, but Time’s Yours on Twitter reminded me about the ambulance from Madden ’92. He made the point that the ambulance running over Peyton Manning is the Eagles best shot for winning on Sunday.

Did you know that RG3’s middle name is Owen? This is funny.  

Bo Wulf from PE.com is now writing a weekly column that is quite good. The Wulf’s Den. He posted some good note on the offense. You’ll need to read his piece to check out all the rankings and where the … Continue reading →

A young Eagles fan got to go to the Chiefs game, but due to sad circumstances. Thursday night may have been the return of Andy Reid to Philadelphia and the night the Eagles retired Donovan McNabb’s day, but the night belonged to 3-year-old … Continue reading →

Mark Saltveit wrote a piece for FishDuck.com on Kelly losing games 2 and 3. It is funny to read his piece and see his frustration with Kelly being too conventional. Worst of all, Kelly is losing with a conservative, often … Continue reading →

In case you missed this, Andy Reid gave Derrick Gunn a big kiss on the head. Priceless.

Week 3. Loss. Damaris Johnson fumble on punt return. Athletic LBs hitting Mike Vick and getting him off his game. Team wearing red uniforms. Andy Reid game manager at QB. One WR burning the defense over and over. Turnovers a … Continue reading →

Jimmy Bama wrote a good piece on Brandon Boykin and how he’s becoming a playmaker for the defense. The forced fumble was particularly impressive because of the heady nature in which Boykin made his play. Boykin explained that earlier in … Continue reading →

This is not the least bit shocking. Nnamdi has the worst tackling efficiency in the league. Misses one tackle for every 1.5 attempts. — Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) September 19, 2013 Funny, though.

Bruce Feldman of CBSSports.com wrote a great piece on Texas A&M’s preparation for the Alabama game. This part caught my attention. On the TV is Chip Kelly’s NFL debut against the Washington Redskins. The former Oregon coach is having quite … Continue reading →