The first week of offseason coaching sessions was not a total surprise to Clinton Hart. But a harsh reality certainly slapped him upside the head. "Obviously, they've got confidence in other players more than in me," he said.
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May 27, 2009
I think Lorenzo Booker is definitely on something. Whatever it is that he is on, I want some. Seriously, the Eagles wasted a 4th round pick on someone who impressed them in the off-season, but once the pads came on, he was a complete waste. Now he thinks he is going to beat out Shady. I was willing to give Lorenzo a chance when I heard the comparisons to Westbrook, but after...
May 28, 2009
The Genesis...
Way back in 1999 a Quarterback coach from Green Bay takes over as Philadelphia Eagles New Head Honcho. His name is Andy Reid. Taking over for the marginally sucessful Ray Rhodes who all but self imploded on his way out the door. Ray Rhodes learned the hard way that coaching in Philadelphia is not about the honeymoon but more about the anniversaries and...
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May 27, 2009
Eagles tight end Cornelius Ingram suffered a left knee contusion during
practice today. It's the same knee he injured (torn ACL) prior to last season,
causing him to miss his senior campaign. The team said he is expected to return
to practice tomorrow.
Ingram was running a seam pattern down the middle and got tangled up with
safety Rashad Baker on a throw from Adam DiMichele...
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May 28, 2009
Okay okay, I know some of my Eagles family may have heard this story before. But I think we need to throw this one out for discussion. Maybe I'm missing something? Lorenzo Booker seriously considers himself the number 2 back behind BWest. Did I miss something last year? He was absolutely awful last year. He couldn't catch, he couldn't make it further than 3 yards past...
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May 29, 2009
The Eagles closed rookie camp today and there wasn't much news to come out of
the final day of practice for first year guys and selected vets. You'll be happy
to know, however, that Donovan McNabb -- who spent the last few weeks in Arizona
-- was back in town. The quarterback worked out at the NovaCare complex and is
expected to report to Tuesday's organized team...
May 29, 2009
The Philadelphia Eagles have decided that they need some extra reinforcements in the locker room. So, they decided to give a cop a tryout at punter.Ken Parrish, was given a tryout at punter for the Philadelphia Eagles. There is an unlikely chance that he will beat out Sav Rocca, the current Eagles punter, but still, this is a good chance for him to show every team what he's got...
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May 28, 2009
Winston Justice was talking about the life of an offensive lineman and how
one mistake can eclipse 100 flawless blocks.
"If you mess up once," the Eagles tackle said, "everyone thinks you're
horrible."
Two seasons ago, Justice messed up horribly - several times, in fact - when
in his first start at left tackle, he allowed six sacks against the New...
May 29, 2009
If the eagles dont go all the way and when the superbowl this year, is Mcnabb done in Philly? I personally thing that Mcnabb is safe as long as Andy Reid is there. What do you think?
May 29, 2009
http://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/Eagles_Training_Camp_Battles/643613
I would love my fellow barkers opinions.
This is more of a poll based on my opinion, not a quiz.
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May 27, 2009
If nothing else, Dan Klecko is a survivor. He always has been willing to do whatever it takes to continue playing the game he loves at the highest level. It has kept him going for six seasons, and earned him two Super Bowl rings. He would very much like to make that seven and three.
Yesterday, the former Temple Owl was back on the practice field for the Eagles, taking part in...
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May 29, 2009
STORIES ABOUND about smart guys purposefully dumbed down by the college athletic experience. Former Ohio State standout running back Robert Smith left the team in 1991 after charging that his coaches discouraged his pursuit of pre-med. He was needed on the field, not the classroom.
Moise Fokou was lucky. No big school wanted him out of high school. Truth be told, no midmajor school...
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May 29, 2009
When Cornelius Ingram suffered a knee contusion at Wednesday's practice, it had a significant impact on Eugene Bright.
As the only healthy tight end participating in the Rookie and Selected Vet OTAs, Bright took every single rep at practice on Thursday. Out of football in 2008 as he recovered from a sports hernia, Bright took advantage of the added practice time. He said that...
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May 29, 2009
For Kevin Kolb, rookie camp is like fantasy camp.
It's when the Eagles' backup quarterback gets to be the Eagles' starting quarterback, and he gets all the perks that go with being the No. 1 guy: the most repetitions in practice, the most coaching and the huddle's undivided attention.
Of course, the difference between Kolb and middle-aged men trying to live out...
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