Philadelphia Eagles: The Bottom of the Barrel

by Stephanie Curry

 

 

 

Foles taking a beating just like Vick did.
(Photo via Nick Wass of the Associated Press)

There is only one question that people in this city will be asking themselves all week; how did we get to 3-7?  Where was the wrong turn that took us from the top of the pile to the bottom of the barrel?  There is not one person at fault here but everyone’s fault in this organization starting at the top.

Right now Jeffery Laurie and his cronies aren’t fit to tie my shoe, let alone run a billion dollar franchise like the Philadelphia Eagles.  This town is at its breaking point because there is nothing but excuses and no answers for the garbage that this team has trotted on the field for the last six games. 

I keep thinking about what Andy Reid said in his press conference on Monday; “This one’s on me.  We gotta do a better job.”  What?  That line has been on repeat for the last 13 years and it doesn’t hold weight any longer with me!  When you keep saying sorry and make the same mistake over and over, that apology becomes null and void. 

I don’t know about you but I’m tired of the excuses and the whining from men who are over the pubescent stage in their lives.  You were all smiles and giggles when you signed your name on the dotted line, but now it’s a problem when the person that buys your jersey and watches these sad excuses for games calls you out!  Get over yourself.

I only have one thing to say to my team and its head coach.  You are soft and you are weak, and I am not the only person that thinks so.  There are very few people who think you will win another game this season.  You gave up and the teams that you will face in the weeks to come will use this to expose you for the fraudulent football players that you are!

Improvement will be needed rather quickly because people are changing the channel and finding other ways to fill up their time on a Sunday afternoon.  You are unfulfilling and the sight of your resigned attitude is too much!  As we are getting used to saying in the fine city of Philadelphia, “There is always next year.”  Or maybe the year after that or the year after that!

 

Stephanie C. Curry, for War Room Sports

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