Oh, and dont give up on your Flyers yet, miracles can happen.
(although its unlikely, but who knows.)

For me it’s been long enough it’s not that Reid isn’t a good coach but this team is on the down swing, terrible draft, failure to bring in key pieces when needed and an aging defense; and improving NFC, Washington, Minnesota among others.
This team is not a move here or there away from a superbowl, they are a move here or there away from an under 7 win season, the best they looked recently Garcia was your starter.
Mark my words maybe not this season, but certainly by next my whisper that this team is actually rebuilding will be a roar echoed by all of Philly.

believe me it’s already going around. in a draft where each team in our division got nice pieces and we got really nothing to hold our hats and to hear good old andy say we got guys in this draft that will help us he forgot to say that it would be a few years down the road.

This team is not a move here or there away from a superbowl, they are a move here or there away from an under 7 win season, the best they looked recently Garcia was your starter.

Mark my words maybe not this season, but certainly by next my whisper that this team is actually rebuilding will be a roar echoed by all of Philly.

First of all, great topic James! It is an interesting question, and an interesting scenario you bring up to discuss the question.I believe Reid is a good coach, and speaking as someone living outside of Philly, and more uneducated than those closer to the situation, I believe his success speaks for itself. Remember, only 1 team out of 32 wins a Super Bowl each year, and if every coach who didn’t win for 8 seasons was canned despite having a great record, the turnover would be ridiculous - oh wait, it already is.I’d stick with him!

We don’t have a choice the owners love him and as long as he just puts up winning seasons he will be here I believe.

I have to admit that just putting up winning seasons is a dangerous scenario.

Don’t get me wrong I and many are happy with winning season’s but at the end of the day the eyes are still on the prize. And consistent winning without getting said prize results in unhappy fans who either what the team to win it or make the right changes in order to do so even if it’s a coaching change.

First of all, great topic James! It is an interesting question, and an interesting scenario you bring up to discuss the question.I believe Reid is a good coach, and speaking as someone living outside of Philly, and more uneducated than those closer to the situation, I believe his success speaks for itself. Remember, only 1 team out of 32 wins a Super Bowl each year, and if every coach who didn’t win for 8 seasons was canned despite having a great record, the turnover would be ridiculous - oh wait, it already is.I’d stick with him!

We don’t have a choice the owners love him and as long as he just puts up winning seasons he will be here I believe.

I have to admit that just putting up winning seasons is a dangerous scenario.

McNabb is not a problem.Reid is not a problem.
As the saying goes, “if it aint broke, dont fix it.”
get some recievers, get a TE, shore up the D once again, and watch what Reid and McNabb could do.
Good topic.

What is broke is the same boring we dont need these players to bring home a championship………..This is a city now 25 years without a major sports title now that my flyers are taking it on the chin and soon to be elimiated.

Eagles fans want to win and spare no player or coaches feelings to express that point. Nobody here is happy really with some of the moves they made…………Time will tell.

As the saying goes, “if it aint broke, dont fix it.”

get some recievers, get a TE, shore up the D once again, and watch what Reid and McNabb could do.

Good topic.

I think the real question is - how long is too long with Donovan McNabb?Reid’s a solid coach who has kept the Eagles respectable or better throughout his nine years in Philly. He also brings the biggest intangible — continuity. I say stay with him for the long haul.

McNabb is not the problem. No offence to Mr. Reid, but he wasn’t the one getting chased by defensive linemen to make it to those 4 NFC Championships and the Super Bowl appearance. We can all agree McNabb has never had a #1 receiver, something that all the greats, except for Brady, has had. He has gotten a lot done with little around him.

Right on Femi, but let’s face it McNabb is no Brady and McNabb was basically a running back who can throw well. I don’t know if he will be here beyond this year but that is a $$$ call and surely won’t be based on if he can play or not.

First of all, great topic James! It is an interesting question, and an interesting scenario you bring up to discuss the question.
I believe Reid is a good coach, and speaking as someone living outside of Philly, and more uneducated than those closer to the situation, I believe his success speaks for itself. Remember, only 1 team out of 32 wins a Super Bowl each year, and if every coach who didn’t win for 8 seasons was canned despite having a great record, the turnover would be ridiculous - oh wait, it already is.
I’d stick with him!

We don’t have a choice the owners love him and as long as he just puts up winning seasons he will be here I believe.

I believe Reid is a good coach, and speaking as someone living outside of Philly, and more uneducated than those closer to the situation, I believe his success speaks for itself. Remember, only 1 team out of 32 wins a Super Bowl each year, and if every coach who didn’t win for 8 seasons was canned despite having a great record, the turnover would be ridiculous - oh wait, it already is.

I’d stick with him!