All Eagles - Noon to 8PM (plus another hour thats not worth watching)
12 p.m. -- NFL Films Presents
Explores the depth of the NFL Films archive with unique perspectives on football's greatest heroes and personalities as well as its history, humanity and humor. Philadelphia stories include: The Vet, Philly Passion, The End of the Vet.
1 p.m. -- History of the Philly Eagles
Explores the depths of the massive NFL Films archive to showcase the history of one of a storied and, some would argue, cursed team. No one's love for team is more evident than in Philadelphia. This documentary chronicles the Eagles' past including the highs of the early 80s and the past five years of dominating the NFC.
3 p.m. -- Film Session
2004 Philadelphia Eagles - Under head coach Andy Reid, the Eagles finished the regular season 13-3. Led to the playoffs by quarterback Donovan McNabb and WR Terrell Owens, the Eagles defeated the Vikings (27-14) and the Falcons (27-10) on their way to Super Bowl XXXIX against the Patriots.
3:30 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Philadelphia Eagles vs Kansas City Chiefs - Donovan McNabb threw for 369 yards and three touchdown passes to lead the Eagles to a 37-31 comeback victory over the Chiefs at Arrowhead Stadium.
4:30 p.m. -- In Their Own Words
Get up close and personal with today's most successful and intriguing coaches and players with In Their Own Words. Each one-hour episode gives fans unprecedented access to an NFL legend with intimate sound. The second season reveals more intensity, humor, competitiveness and humanity using rare interviews, archival action footage and exclusive sound captured on the field, on the sidelines and in the locker room. Tonight's episode: Andy Reid.
5 p.m. -- Game of the Week
San Diego Chargers vs Philadelphia Eagles from 10/23/05 - Matt Ware returned a blocked field goal 65 yards for a touchdown late in the fourth quarter to give the Eagles a 20-17 victory over the Chargers at Lincoln Financial Field.
6 p.m. -- NFL Films Presents
Explore the depth of the NFL Films archive with unique perspectives on football's greatest heroes and personalities as well as its history, humanity and humor. Tonight's show: The Phall of Philadelphia.
7 p.m. -- NFL Total Access
The signature show of NFL Network provides never seen before footage, exclusive interviews and inside access with the biggest names in the NFL through Team Cam.
8 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Atlanta Falcons @ Philadelphia Eagles (1/23/05) - 10-27 - Quarterback Donovan McNabb passed for two touchdowns against Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC Championship game leading the Eagles to their first Super Bowl appearance in 24 years.
9 p.m. -- Game of the Week
Super Bowl XXXIX: Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots - Quarterback Tom Brady passed for 236 yards and two touchdowns as he led the Patriots to their third Super Bowl Championship in four years over Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles.
i got the DVR all set up...i didn't bother with the San Diego game or the Super Bowl
looks like somebody is not working this afternoon....YES!
Quote from: SunnyCakes on May 26, 2006, 09:27:23 AM
i got the DVR all set up...i didn't bother with the San Diego game or the Super Bowl
taken in a vacuum and forget the context of the season...the SD game was one of the most exciting football moments i ever had the chance to witness.
the shift in emotions that game was enough to drive someone to the emegency room
yeah, i totally agree, the only reason I didn't bother was because I've seen it a bunch of times and i HATE the play-by-play guy for San Diego.
Shutting down LT was very satisfying, but that woulnd't have been enough without the win.
Quote from: Diomedes on May 26, 2006, 10:45:57 AM
Shutting down LT was very satisfying, but that woulnd't have been enough without the win.
especially since in the begining of the game, LT was waving his arms to get the crowd louder
It seems like all the good stuff is early in the day...
DVR is cock-locked and ready to rock.
If anyone can burn a DVD copy for me, I'll be happy to cover any costs. I don't have cable/NFL network.
nice find!
I'm going to make sure I run home and lunch and record all that good stuff :)
Quote from: Diomedes on May 26, 2006, 11:15:30 AM
If anyone can burn a DVD copy for me, I'll be happy to cover any costs. I don't have cable/NFL network.
Ditto for me...
I remeber watching that game with Phanatic and our families at the local chicken wing place. About 4 minutes left in the game, and the manager turned the game off of the big screen, and not even on to a little screen somewhere.
I'm afraid that the junior Demons and the junior Phanatics got a lesson about how to verbally beat a man down to submission that day. It didn't take long. :evil
Actually, I could use a DVD as well. Some of us have to work for a living, and us poor teachers can't afford a DVR. ;)
Those who can, do!
Those who can\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \"Evil Empire\" (the USEA).
Quote from: Diomedes on May 26, 2006, 11:15:30 AM
If anyone can burn a DVD copy for me, I'll be happy to cover any costs. I don't have cable/NFL network.
Oh, you must live in Hawaii.
No NFL Network :boom But hey, I got the Soap Opera Channel!
Quote from: stalker on May 26, 2006, 02:03:01 PM
Those who can, do!
Those who can\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \"Evil Empire\" (the USEA).
Can't what, type? Also, not a member of "USEA," which, according to Google, is the United States Energy Association, and according to Wikipedia, it's the United States Eventing Association. Nice try.
Quote from: Geowhizzer on May 26, 2006, 03:47:16 PM
Quote from: stalker on May 26, 2006, 02:03:01 PM
Those who can, do!
Those who can\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \"Evil Empire\" (the USEA).
Can't what, type? Also, not a member of "USEA," which, according to Google, is the United States Energy Association, and according to Wikipedia, it's the United States Eventing Association. Nice try.
teecher 1 smaart ass 0
Quote from: Geowhizzer on May 26, 2006, 03:47:16 PM
Quote from: stalker on May 26, 2006, 02:03:01 PM
Those who can, do!
Those who can\\\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \\\"Evil Empire\\\" (the USEA).
Can\'t what, type? Also, not a member of \"USEA,\" which, according to Google, is the United States Energy Association, and according to Wikipedia, it\'s the United States Eventing Association. Nice try.
[/quoteFor some reason the board puts in those slashes. I thought your union was the US education association. A rose by any other name smells as sweet. And the teachers union sucks! It is pure evil. Tenure is the downfall of the education system in this country.
Quote from: stalker on May 27, 2006, 01:05:54 AM
Quote from: Geowhizzer on May 26, 2006, 03:47:16 PM
Quote from: stalker on May 26, 2006, 02:03:01 PM
Those who can, do!
Those who can\\\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \\\"Evil Empire\\\" (the USEA).
Can\'t what, type? Also, not a member of \"USEA,\" which, according to Google, is the United States Energy Association, and according to Wikipedia, it\'s the United States Eventing Association. Nice try.
[/quoteFor some reason the board puts in those slashes. I thought your union was the US education association. A rose by any other name smells as sweet. And the teachers union sucks! It is pure evil. Tenure is the downfall of the education system in this country.
1. The two national teacher unions are the National Educators' Association (NEA) and the American Federation of Teachers (AFT).
2. I am a member of neither.
Quote from: stalker on May 27, 2006, 01:05:54 AM
Quote from: Geowhizzer on May 26, 2006, 03:47:16 PM
Quote from: stalker on May 26, 2006, 02:03:01 PM
Those who can, do!
Those who can\\\'t, teach!
Get a real occupation and leave the \\\"Evil Empire\\\" (the USEA).
Can\'t what, type? Also, not a member of \"USEA,\" which, according to Google, is the United States Energy Association, and according to Wikipedia, it\'s the United States Eventing Association. Nice try.
[/quoteFor some reason the board puts in those slashes. I thought your union was the US education association. A rose by any other name smells as sweet. And the teachers union sucks! It is pure evil. Tenure is the downfall of the education system in this country.
Those who can think originally, do.
Those who can't, quote others.
Those who can't use the quote feature have posts that end up looking like that.
Quote from: Sgt PSN on May 27, 2006, 10:46:51 AM
Those who can think originally, do.
Those who can't, quote others.
Those who can't use the quote feature have posts that end up looking like that.
I clicked "quote" and it didn't throw in the backslashes. Go figure.
(I know what part of the board software does that, but for the life of me, I can't figure out how someone would make it visible like that.)
:-D @ Sarge and Geo
Not trying to continue to get too off-topic, but picking on Teachers is akin to picking on Missionaries. Considering most Teachers are way underpaid for educating our children--especially these days when too many parents are also leaving most of life's lessons on the school system in addition to Reading, Math and History--Teaching these days is a choice made by most because they want to help others learn and grow, not because they are motivated by the pursuit of wealth.
Besides military service, I consider it one of the more selfless professions.
(If anyone wants to pick on Sally Struthers, that's still ok.)
Quote from: jeffreyjpa on May 27, 2006, 11:21:50 AM
(If anyone wants to pick on Sally Struthers, that's still ok.)
It's funny how she's been asking for money for starving kids in Africa for all these years and yet the kids are still starving and she continues to get fatter.
Quote from: jeffreyjpa on May 27, 2006, 11:21:50 AM
:-D @ Sarge and Geo
Not trying to continue to get too off-topic, but picking on Teachers is akin to picking on Missionaries. Considering most Teachers are way underpaid for educating our children--especially these days when too many parents are also leaving most of life\\\'s lessons on the school system in addition to Reading, Math and History--Teaching these days is a choice made by most because they want to help others learn and grow, not because they are motivated by the pursuit of wealth.
Besides military service, I consider it one of the more selfless professions.
(If anyone wants to pick on Sally Struthers, that\'is still ok.)
Bullshtein!! The goals of the teachers\\\' union and the insane tenure system is to protect teachers, not to educate children. I do agree that teaching can be a truly altruistic profession, but outcome counts. Results count!
And by the way, those slashes keep going in anytime I use quotation marks in that post. Susq, could it have something to do with the fact that I am forced to use an IP hider?
Don't worry. We're in the process of blocking all anonymous surfing proxy servers. You won't have to worry about it in a couple weeks. :yay
Quote from: General_Failure on May 27, 2006, 08:17:36 PM
Don\'t worry. We\'re in the process of blocking all anonymous surfing proxy servers. You won\'t have to worry about it in a couple weeks. :yay
Please let me back in. I promise to be good.
No.
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I just joined normal society last week & finally got Comcast digital cable, including the NFL Network.
I only really got into Eagles football in the 1990 & was finally able to watch highlights of the 1981 Eagles/Raiders Superbowl via the OnDemand feature. Much like Superbowl XXXIX, I felt like turning it off before the game was over & whipping my new remote at the dog. Anyone who ever says that McNabb could never be like Jaworski should have his nuts scooped out with a spork, at least from what I could see, Jaworski's failure in the SB was well on par with McNabb's.
Quote from: Geowhizzer on May 28, 2006, 01:27:26 PM
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I say three times........just for fun.
Quote from: Beermonkey on May 28, 2006, 07:33:53 PM
I just joined normal society last week & finally got Comcast digital cable, including the NFL Network.
I only really got into Eagles football in the 1990 & was finally able to watch highlights of the 1981 Eagles/Raiders Superbowl via the OnDemand feature. Much like Superbowl XXXIX, I felt like turning it off before the game was over & whipping my new remote at the dog. Anyone who ever says that McNabb could never be like Jaworski should have his nuts scooped out with a spork, at least from what I could see, Jaworski's failure in the SB was well on par with McNabb's.
Yeah, but Ron Jaworski was a gritty, Philly type guy. You know, blue collar and all. Unlike that spoiled whiney brat Donovan who ran TO out of town and Freddie Mitchell too!
And probably ran over Buckhalter.
Last year this time we were all caught up in the TO saga. Now the best we can do is discuss the bad old days and sadistic ways of using spoon/fork hybrids.
Training camp cannot get here soon enough.
Any ideas what to do with a spoon-straw?