Ryan Messick

Sometimes with all of the discussion over multi-million dollar contracts, hirings, firings and off-field issues, we forget about what is truly great and important about sports.

After firing defensive coordinator Juan Castillo, Andy Reid indicated more moves could be made. Here are 10 other changes that should be considered. Read the full article here. 1. Give the King the Throne - The Eagles aren't getting much out of Demetress Bell at left tackle and should go back to King Dunlap, assuming he's fully healthy...

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- Philadelphia Eagles head coach Andy Reid announced the firing of defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and the promotion of secondary coach Todd Bowles to take his job, and didn't rule out additional moves. "I'm starting with myself and I've done that and I've gone through in evaluating our football team, both coaches and players," Reid said...

The Philadelphia Eagles fired defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and promoted secondary coach Todd Bowles to replace him  just over 40 hours after blowing a 10-point lead over the Lions in under five minutes to drop to 3-3 on the year...

The Philadelphia Eagles fired defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and promoted secondary coach Todd Bowles to replace him just over 40 hours after blowing a 10-point lead over the Lions in under five minutes to drop to 3-3 on the year...

1. Honest Asomugha – I may take a lot of heat for this particular Musing, but I’m going to give my honest thoughts on it. As a member of the media, I’m grateful there are players like Nnamdi Asomugha who tell it like it is. Yesterday, Asomugha was critical of defensive coordinator Juan Castillo and implicated him in the fourth quarter blowup for the Birds defense...

Philadelphia Eagles cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha thought about whether he wanted to give an answer that was an indictment of the performance of Juan Castillo, his defensive coordinator. For about five seconds, Asomugha looked down and considered his options...

Enough is enough. Juan Castillo was in over his head when the Philadelphia Eagles hired him as defensive coordinator, and he still is. Maybe he's slipped free of that block of cement that was holding him at the bottom of the river, but he hasn't broken the surface yet and the Eagles are running out of time...

LINCOLN FINANCIAL FIELD, PHILADELPHIA, Pa. -- The Eagles fell to the Lions 26-23 in dramatic fashion, blowing a 10-point lead with 5:18 left in the worst late-fourth quarter collapse since September 17, 2006, when the Giants came back from 24-14 in the final 4:18...

This week feels a lot like last week for the Eagles, as they face a desperate team coming off of its bye. Last week, the Pittsburgh Steelers avoided a 1-3 start with a 16-14 win over the Eagles at Heinz Field. This week, the Lions hope to turn things around after a 1-3 start of their own as they visit Lincoln Financial Field...