Who's the face of the Eagles?

[BigEd76]

Defender of the Cap

[BigEd76]

[Beermonkey]

Defender of the Cap

more like a bridge troll

[SD_Eagle5]

[Rome]

[General_Failure]

The cheerleaders.

[MadMarchHare]

Pfftt..  Noone looks at their faces.  'Cept maybe chuggie.

[MadMarchHare]

Now THAT'S a flattering picture.

[Geowhizzer]

Now THAT'S a flattering picture.

I think he's Bud Selig's evil twin.

[PhillyFan]

It's a no brainer as to who - the only question is before or after?

[Don Ho]

It's a no brainer as to who - the only question is before or after?

I second the first one!

[PhillyandBCEagles]

If I asked the same guy the same question about the Jets, I can damn near guarantee you that he'll say Joe Namath. 

People have short memories...I know the "face of the Jets" to me would be Testaverde, and I suspect it'd be the same for a lot of others.  For the same reason I'd say the face of our franchise right now is McNabb (or, sadly, Eagles WR #81), at least as far as non-Birds fans are concerned.

[cj2112]

[wanderer34]

40's - Steve Van Buren

50's - 'Concrete' Charlie Bednarik

60's -could've been Sonny Jurgensen (traded to the foreskins) and Tommy McDonald (another talent traded away), but only remembered for the waste of flesh known as Kuharich

70's - although mediocre for most of the decade, dudes like Carmichael, Jaws, Montgomery, Bergey, and Vermeil were the toast of the town.

80's - also mediocre for the most part, the late eighties until the early nineties boasted Randall Cunningham (IMO the best talented QB ever to play for the Birds), Buddy Ryan, and the Gang Green Defense (Reggie, Jerome, Clyde, Golic, Joyner, Allen, Hopkins) The offense could've been had Quick not burned out so early and Cris Carter not been a crackhead at that time.

90's - unfortunately, the decade of KOTITE

00's - in terms of popularity, McNabb; for experience, Dawkins; for the best, TO .

[Sgt PSN]

Chris Carter wasn't a crackhead.  
















He was a drunk.