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Doug Pederson and Jim Schwartz is the duo for the Philadelphia Eagles and has been for the last 4 seasons. In Pederson's rookie season, the Birds wen't 7-9, but that doesn't hold too much stock and the Super Bowl run was absolutely magnificent, but the last 2 years were disappointing. He is a tremendous leader and that's something you can't teach. I am not going to be satisfied if year in and year out we are talking about 4-6 or 5-7 records before digging out of a hole. How about they stop putting themselves in that position to begin with? Jim Schwartz gets way too much hate as he is the ultimate scapegoat. With a roster that fits his scheme, he has the firepower to call fantastic games. He has been dealt brutal hands over the last couple seasons.

Carson Wentz has been the starting quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles for four seasons now. He has been through a roller coaster during that time, but I still really believe he can deliver a championship to this city. In this podcast, I look at: - Carson's play through 2016-2019. - At age 28, what will his development look like? - The blessing of Carson is also his curse.

The Philadelphia Eagles should not move up in the draft to acquire a top tier wide receiver. I think they can land a very very good receiver at 21 and still keep other assets. Also, I don't understand this obsession with trading Zach Ertz. It is totally possible to utilize him and Dallas Goedert. This has turned into a tight end league. Finally, Mike Greenberg of ESPN believes the Birds will win the NFC. I can't see that happening AT ALL.

The Philadelphia Eagles acquired Darius Slay in a trade with the Detroit Lions. The Eagles gave up a third round pick and a fifth round pick. Also, Slay received a three-year contract extension worth $50 million, $30 million guaranteed. This is everything the Birds needed right now. A cornerback that is reliable, can shut down opposing wide receivers, and a leader after losing Malcolm Jenkins. Howie Roseman was getting criticized for missing out on Byron Jones and other free agents at the start of everything, but his patient approach is something that needs to be noticed. It doesn't mean this team won't get better! There is plenty of time left!

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The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.

The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.

The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.

The Eagles lost to the Detroit Lions at home as they were not focused and disciplined all game long. Carson Wentz delivered a ball to JJ Arcega-Whiteside at the goal line with the game on the line and he dropped it. This was a common theme as the receivers dropped a total of seven balls, but that's not all! Miles Sanders fumbled the ball twice (one was recovered by the Eagles) and Nelson Agholor fumbled as well. There were three offensive pass interference calls against the birds and they allowed a special teams touchdown on their first kickoff of the game after taking a 3-0 lead on the first offensive possession. This was a pathetic loss and with a short week, things will get interesting.