Juan Castillo, new DC of your Philadelphia Eagles

[BigEd76]

Changes are OK as long as one of them isn't putting Curtis farging Marsh or Brandon farging Hughes on Calvin Johnson

[ice grillin you]

Changes are OK as long as one of them isn't putting Curtis farging Marsh or Brandon farging Hughes on Calvin Johnson

they werent on him....but i agree those would be bad moves

[Rome]

I hate this team.  And lololololol at Brandon Graham saying anything ever.

[hbionic]

haha...agreed. Graham is the mouthpiece of the defense all of a sudden? I guess there's not much to do other than talk when you're on the bench.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I hate this team.  And lololololol at Brandon Graham saying anything ever.

Remember that they could have had Earl Thomas or Jason Pierre-Paul?

[hbionic]

Kill yourself. And us before you do.

[BigEd76]

Changes are OK as long as one of them isn't putting Curtis farging Marsh or Brandon farging Hughes on Calvin Johnson

they werent on him....but i agree those would be bad moves

Sorry, getting my zesty DBs mixed up.  The Detroit game was Allen and Coleman, right?

[Diomedes]

Brandon McDougle can suck my meatcicle.

[phattymatty]

the irony is that in the detroit loss which got him fired he was blamed for making fourth quarter changes

either way the moral of this story is that brandon graham should shut his farging mouth

seriously what the farg is this guy talking about. the fact that you held calvin johnson in check for 3 quarters is the reason you don't change things up. what a dingis.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Nothing Graham said was wrong.

Also look at BigEd gettin' all fired up!

[MDS]

yea but hes brandon graham

before talking he needs to accomplish something. anything. one thing.

[BigEd76]

DRC disagrees with the haters

Rodgers-Cromartie portrayed Castillo as a scapegoat who became the fall guy for a multitude of problems plaguing a 3-3 team and an easy target for backlash.

"Of course that's what you're going to say when things tend to go bad, you're going to pinpoint someone," the Pro Bowl corner said. "I don't feel that way. You look at statistics, shoot, we're still in the top of the running. I can't do nothing about it. But I didn't see no problems."

Rodgers-Cromartie also suggested that anyone throwing Castillo under the bus isn't taking enough personal responsibility for the team's struggles.

"I feel like every man should be accountable for themselves," he added. "I learned from early in life any time things go wrong it's easy to say, 'He did this, he did that' instead of saying, 'I did this, I did that.' Whatever the case may be I ain't got no say-so over none of that. It was a decision that happened and it happened."
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"No question. He changed my game," said Rodgers-Cromartie, whose three interceptions is tied with several others for the NFL's fourth-most picks. "He brought me to a press corner. He's one of them guys that will take the time with you to let you understand the weaknesses in your game and keep you after practice and make you work on it.

"This is the NFL. You're accountable for yourself. Not too many people [say] 'Hey, you need to do this and let me see you do it.' They tend to let you do it on your own."

Rodgers-Cromartie added that "Juan played a major part in every position -- from the D-line to the linebackers. He's always trying to keep guys after practice and make them work."

If it sounds like Rodgers-Cromartie is disappointed or angered by some of the anti-Castillo sentiment that's emerged over the past few days, he insisted that he's not ticked off at teammates.

"That's their own opinion," he said. "I can't do nothing about that. Everybody is entitled to their own opinion. I can't be mad because you think he sucks. That's your opinion."