Recent content by Comfortable Shoes

Ignore the particulars of the question. This was meant to judge reaction and temperament. There was no "right answer". They just wanted to see how he handled a screwball question. I've encountered that in job interviews before, though on different subject matter obviously.

Oh, good, so history is 2 for 2 on this. And the Eagles have a 50% chance of Kolb being a Hall of Famer (Steve Young)! I take all of that back! :rolleyes:

The most commonly named teams are Buffalo, Oakland, Carolina and Cleveland; outside possibilities are Seattle and St. Louis, and perhaps Arizona.

Yeah, Sean!

That's reassuring on all counts. If this defense is dominant like I think it can be, then that take a huge amount of pressure off of an offense trying to settle in with new lineman and get in synch with a new QB and (partially) new system.

I agree that Reid has been outstanding for the Eagles. His weakness is as a gameday coach, but he keeps his team unified and gets his team prepared during the week which has a huge value and explains the team's consistency and resilience for more than a decade. That's not the issue here...

Now compare him to Al Davis' subsequent coaches. :thumbup:

I had the same reaction, although I would have used the word "confidence". Jason clearly inspires respect, but not confidence.

I couldn't. He's been successful at everything he's ever done in the NFL, so it's not like he's got to try something new to reenergize his career like Pete Carroll did. Besides, how many 60 year olds can you think of with Shanny's credentials would want to go back and plead with 17-year olds...

What numbers? The number of calories he represents?

:D Until the pry the clipboard from his cold, dead hands . . .

:D So the Eagles, left with a promising but untested younger replacement, trade a franchise caliber QB with anywhere from 2-5 more good years in him to a division rival just to influence that division rival from drafting a guy who might turn out to be a good starting caliber QB . . . that is if...

. . . and Danny Wuerffel . . . and Matt Leinart . . . and Alex Smith . . .

I don't think this is that big of a mystery as to why Bradford's the consensus 1.1. He has all the tools physically and he comes from a major program in a major conference. He's at a premium position and most seem to think that he's the top QB talent and a top-five pick. I've seen very few...

Please ask him to walk outside. It's hard to hear him from the womens bathroom.