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Quote Originally Posted by ruffcutter2006:



The eagles offense must suck, third most points in the league.


have you seen mcnabb in the big games, i don't care how many points they scored, stats are overrated. oklahoma put up 60 points a game for almost 2 months, how'd that work out? mcnabb is garbage and has a nature for choking. westbrook is that offense and if you stop the screen you stop the offense. they have wr's that run fast but can't catch, sounds like dynomite!
 
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Don't really get all this McNabb critism(sp?), the guy has QBed 4 NFCCG and a Superbowl, this will now be his 5th NFCCG.
 
His leading recievers has been James Thrash, Todd Pinkston, Reggie Brown, Curtis and DeSean Jackson in that time frame.  I mean c'mon, that's dogshit.  Owens was the only real WR and the year they made it to the Superbowl he was hurt in the postseason.  These are #3 WR's in this league at best, some are not even in the league anymore.
 
I doubt any QB would be able to take his team any further with the offensive talent McNabb has had.
 
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he's always had westbrook, the most dangerous guy catching passes out of the backfield in the nfl. guys always had good systems and coaching, i guess all teams with flashy players win superbowls, like the patriots last year. mcnabbs been choking for years now, he throws more passes to open WR's at their feet than any qb i know. he folds under pressure, is horrible in big games, NFC championships and superbowls. it's like the falcons, once they got a real QB roddy white and jenkins became real receiving threats.
 
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Westbrook has been the only guy, kind of easy to stop the RB when your biggest threat on the ends is a #3 WR.  You are not trying to say Pinkston/Thrash are like Roddy White/Jenkins.
 
The Eagles WR have been downright awful, most of those guys are out of the league once their contracts were up.
 
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how do you know they weren't like white/jenkins. these guys were nothing before ryan. never saw anyone jumping to get these guys.
 
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Landis man youre judgment is obviously clouded by youre hatred for the eagles and/or philadelphia in general. If you did know anything you would know that Mcnabb did not have westbrook when he made it to the nfc championship game in '01 and '02. He did however have the league's best receiving corps in Na Brown, James Thrash, Todd Pinkston, Freddie Mitchell, Dameane Douglas and Gari Scott. Last time I checked, all of those guys excluding James Trash, who is a special teams standout for the redskins , are sitting on their ass at home during the football season.

Honestly bro just know youre facts before you start making outrageous arguments about football cause you dont seem to have any clue as to what youre talkin about.
 
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you're right i'm clueless, and the eagles are god. meant to say westbrooks been their recently, my mistake, will admit it, now i just want you to admit you were wrong this weekend when the cards win

and i got no beef with philly, i'm wearing my sixers hoody as i type
 
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Roddie White has shown ability since he was drafted by the Falcons, Vick just couldn't get him the ball.  Last year Roddy White had almost the same stats as this year; 83 rec 1,200 yards and 6 td's in 07 with Harrington and Redman throwing him the ball.  Did you know that?  Jenkins has been ok but seems to be more of a tease, his ypr did jump to 15.5 this year so next year he probably will go over 1,000 yards.
 
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well...we have 3 birds left and 1 steel man...guess who wins the SUPERBOWL? It is obvious...
“Nothing has meaning except for the meaning you give it.”
 
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NA DERRRR!!!
 
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I love this matchup.... and I love that Philly is favored. Hopefully the line continues to move that way.
 
I got Iggles to win NFC 1 Un. to win 7.5; and the hedging options keep gettin better and better
 
To me it looks more and more like an all Pennsyltucky SuperBowl. But if there is gonna be a "dancer" outside PA, chances are it'll be the desert cinderella... 
 
Looks like sharp money's on the Under in Arizona this weekend, w/ line dropping to 47 from 49.5 and 2/3rds of total wagers on Over.  Pitt-Balt also reeking under w/ a somewhat suprising total of 33.5 (34 now at some books)... I had this capped at 37-38.
 
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EAGLES early ,,,- 3,,,,,,,,,,,still crunchin on steelers -ravens with a hard lean towards THE UNDER (34)
 
 
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65 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot.
 
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