Juan Castillo

Stress over the etiquette in pulling for your team to blow it down the stretch. Go all “John The Sign Guy” and bust out the “Fire Reid” petitions.

One of the most respected names when it comes to covering the NFL is John Clayton.  Known throughout league circles as the professor, Clayton joined Mike Gill on the Sports Bash to discuss the future of Andy Reid, Juan Castillo, DeSean Jackson and more. ...

While the Eagles made headlines with big free agent moves this off-season, lets take a look at how things could have been different and the moves they should have made to help this team improve. First off, back on January 15th the Eagles fired defensive coordinator Sean McDermott, while many fans were happy to see McDermott go, he would be an upgrade over current defensive coordinator Juan Castill

Vince Young was clutch, DeSean Jackson was electric again, and the Philadelphia Eagles wanted it more on Sunday Night in MetLife Stadium. But the biggest reason for victory last evening? The dominant play of Philadelphia's defensive line.

Each week, Eagles head football coach Andy Reid address the media and for the most part, he gives us nothing.  When the Eagles win, Reid takes soft ball questions and in Eagles losses, Reid is rarely challenged and when he is, his response: "I need to do a better job" (Or some variation). If you look at the picture to the left, you'll see Reid with his defensive coordinator, Juan Castill

It took almost two months, but the Philadelphia Eagles finally looked like the team they were perceived to be in August. Their 34-7 win on Sunday Night Football over Dallas was as dominant as the score suggests. Here is what I noticed: