Written by Garry Cobb
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
Eagles defensive end Chris Clemons looked bad today when he left the field because of dehydration.
He was carted off and the training staff had to help him walk into the training room. He looked bad. It was as if he couldn't walk at all. I've just learned that he has been hospitalized.
Sheldon Brown picked off an out route thrown by Kevin Kolb and took it back the distance for a touchdown. Kolb has to get rid of the outroutes quicker. If you don't throw it right away you can't throw it.
Joe Mays is a sure tackler. He's a good football player.
Quintin Demps is tentative as a blitzer. He's much more comfortable breaking on a throw rather than blitzling.
Rookie Andy Studebacker is overmatched both as a defensive end and as a linebacker.
A.J. Feeley hooked up on a nice pass to wide receiver Jamal Jones. Jones beat J.R. Reed to the corner of the end zone.
Cobb says the Eagles will use Westy and Booker on the field at the same time, and he is uncoverable by a LB (Booker)
Refers to D Jackson as a "gamebreaker" that the Eagles MUST get on the field.
The Eagles offense looks good. Donovan McNabb looks healthy and he seems to be at mid-season form.
He hit Kevin Curtis on a nice touchdown throw down the left sideline. He got behind safety Sean Considine and cornerback Nick Graham.
The Eagles got some red zone work as McNabb hit Brent Celek on the two yard line but he couldn't get into the endzone.
They scored on a dive play with Brian Westbrook running it in behind left guard Todd Herremans and center Jamaal Jackson.
McNabb was scattering the ball around to all of his recievers. He hit Westbrook on a wide route, then Lorenzo Booker, then Curtis, then Reggie Brown on a comeback.
More than any other time since they've been here, the Eagles offense is going to be getting closer to what Andy Reid and Marty Mornhinweg have dreamed of doing.
They're going to be getting the ball into the hands of all of their receivers. They're going to mix up the formations and confuse defenses with Westbrook, Booker and DeSean Jackson lined up all over the place.
Defenses are going to have five receivers to worry about on each play. There's no telling where McNabb will go with the football.
Tuesday, 29 July 2008
Eagles defensive end Chris Clemons looked bad today when he left the field because of dehydration.
He was carted off and the training staff had to help him walk into the training room. He looked bad. It was as if he couldn't walk at all. I've just learned that he has been hospitalized.
Sheldon Brown picked off an out route thrown by Kevin Kolb and took it back the distance for a touchdown. Kolb has to get rid of the outroutes quicker. If you don't throw it right away you can't throw it.
Joe Mays is a sure tackler. He's a good football player.
Quintin Demps is tentative as a blitzer. He's much more comfortable breaking on a throw rather than blitzling.
Rookie Andy Studebacker is overmatched both as a defensive end and as a linebacker.
A.J. Feeley hooked up on a nice pass to wide receiver Jamal Jones. Jones beat J.R. Reed to the corner of the end zone.
Cobb says the Eagles will use Westy and Booker on the field at the same time, and he is uncoverable by a LB (Booker)
Refers to D Jackson as a "gamebreaker" that the Eagles MUST get on the field.
The Eagles offense looks good. Donovan McNabb looks healthy and he seems to be at mid-season form.
He hit Kevin Curtis on a nice touchdown throw down the left sideline. He got behind safety Sean Considine and cornerback Nick Graham.
The Eagles got some red zone work as McNabb hit Brent Celek on the two yard line but he couldn't get into the endzone.
They scored on a dive play with Brian Westbrook running it in behind left guard Todd Herremans and center Jamaal Jackson.
McNabb was scattering the ball around to all of his recievers. He hit Westbrook on a wide route, then Lorenzo Booker, then Curtis, then Reggie Brown on a comeback.
More than any other time since they've been here, the Eagles offense is going to be getting closer to what Andy Reid and Marty Mornhinweg have dreamed of doing.
They're going to be getting the ball into the hands of all of their receivers. They're going to mix up the formations and confuse defenses with Westbrook, Booker and DeSean Jackson lined up all over the place.
Defenses are going to have five receivers to worry about on each play. There's no telling where McNabb will go with the football.
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