Who needs to go??

[General_Failure]

It's not something you can walk off, I know that much.

[SunMo]

It's not something you can walk off, I know that much.

no, but they don't put you in the ground either

[General_Failure]

Not anymore, no. Still, get a blood clot to loosen up during surgery and you've got a good shot.

[SunMo]

good point

[General_Failure]

And you don't really need to be dead to not play in the NFL. I don't have the exact numbers, but I would assume tht nearly 50% of living people have never played in the NFL.

[SunMo]

And you don't really need to be dead to not play in the NFL. I don't have the exact numbers, but I would assume tht nearly 50% of living people have never played in the NFL.

oh i know, i was just having fun with the fact that you listed 2 people who can't play football anymore, one because of a hip injury, one because of death.

[General_Failure]

Death and multiple retirements.

[PhillyPhreak54]

According to Reuben Frank, say goodbye to these guys:

Dhani
G.Lewis
McMahon
Walker
Gordon
Runyan
Detmer
Fraley
Spach
Buckhalter
Kalu
J.Thomas
Ena
Roper
Ford
Brewer
Hall

..and of course, "Eagles WR #81"

Did he write this or did you catch him on the radio, Ed?

They NEED to bring Runyan back. No questions asked. They have to get him signed by March 3rd too because if he hits the open market he's gone. Jeff Backus and Stockar McDougle are the only half decent OTs out there and they are not half as good as Runyan.

Interesting to see him say that Greg Lewis and Darwin Walker are gone.

I hope he's right about Dhani.

[PhillyPhreak54]

Also, Josh Parry and Bruce Perry can go, with thanks for their efforts. 

Josh Parry, yes.

Bruce Perry, no.

Bruce earned himself a job in 2006 yesterday. Not only as Reno's replacement as the 4th RB but as the KR. We have no idea if JR Reed will ever come back and the other guys they used at KR this year ate ass.

[mussa]

Bruce Perry is a bruising back...for his height and weight, he really brings it.  I'd love to see him #3 after Westy and Moats. 

[The BIGSTUD]

Moats scares me with those fumbles. He's one of those guys that will bring you down to the to the opponent's 20 with big plays then give it right back at the worst of times.

[GeneralZOD]

TO, Mahe, Spach, McMullen, McMahon, Detmer, Jones, Adams, Kalu, and Rayburn need to roll up on out of here, period.
Lewis needs to find the heart he played with in 04.  Freak needs better moves and given a chance to be moved around the DLine.
The rest of the D needs to go to football camp and learn to tackle better.  The offense needs someone (MCNABB)
on their corp to step up and be a real leader.  The entire O also needs to play with a Runyan-like mentality, the
backups need to prove they're capable of playing the position when someone goes down, like they have in the previous years,
and last but not least, AR needs to concentrate on coaching the team as a whole, and give the playcalling duties
to someone else.  Heck, I'd like to see him pull a Holmgren and give up his GM duties.  Get rid of some of these
puppet coaches like Culley and Morningweg and hire some road warriors who can actually give the opposition
ulcers with their techniques and game wizardry.  I've been watching Birdz football since 76, and this is the most
disappointing season I've ever had the displeasure to watch.  I know 98 was really bad, but as a fanbase we expected
those guys to lose.  They may have gotten the crap kicked out of them, but at least they never quit.  This 05 team
killed themselves with stupid errors and quit on numerous occassions.  I know our injuries played a big factor, but
with the talent that we still had on this team we could've gotten at least a winning record.  I still can't see how you can
go from being 6-0 in the division one year to being 0-6 in that same division the next.  That being said I can't see how
you can go from one end of the spectrum to the other in a year's time!  At least Ray Rhode's decline was gradual from
one year to the next during his tenure.  I can agree that the teams in the NFC East made a jump but not that big of a jump. 
There is a lot of issues that need to be addressed in the offseason.  Unfortunately, I don't see all these issues being
addressed in one offseason.  The bad part is that I have no idea who the one person is in the Eagles organization that
needs to be called out.  Everyone deserves the blame for this pathetic season.  In a perfect world, these players would
spend their offseason reevaluating themselves and what exactly they could do to bring to this team back to it's dominant
place in the NFL.  But hey, as long as they get those paychecks at the end of the year that's all that matters.

[Diomedes]

Zod:  Copy and post much?

[GeneralZOD]

LOL , a season's worth of frustration Dio, wrapped up into one post..... 

[ice grillin you]