The eagles are a balanced team and therefore mediocre.
Published: August 1st, 2007
Philly SportsCast #98 – August 1, 2007
As we watch all that is going on in the front offices in the National League East not concerning the Phillies, we discuss Bill Walsh’s legacy, the reasons why we think the Eagles are going nowhere and remember to back when Philadelphia was the town all sports looked to.
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August 4th, 2007 at 3:46 pm
I have been listening to you podcasts for about a year. But I am confused as to why I am listening. I love the Phils and the Eagles, and realize they dissappoint us. But if we can’t have an optimistic view of the potential, then what is the point? Please help me understand why I should be listening to you guys? You are increasingly negative and have a poor outlook. As a philly fan in Chicago, I look for ways to stay in touch. But I am struggling with what your forum is. What are you trying to accomplish? I can’t believe you guys have already written off the Eagles. At least leave yourself hope! Greg in Chicago
August 5th, 2007 at 6:11 pm
greg,
I don’t think we are writing them off. However, let’s be realistic - we are DIE HARD Eagles fans. While we can understand you’re frustration with us for not having as rosy an outlook as other fans have, we are trying not to kid ourselves either.
This team may win a ton of games is 2007, but we don’t see it happening. We love that you listen to the show but we call it like we see it and this is a team in transition - not one that can win the whole thing.
Anyone think this team is a Super Bowl contender? A legitimate contender?