Time for a Gang Green Return

Ladies and Gents since the offseason started I've been on Donovan's bandwagon to get our Birds some playmakers aka a real number 1 WR. However time went by and yet even as I write this March 23, 2008 there is no new offensive weapon for Super 5. I mean there's always a chance before the draft we make a trade or something. The thing is I realized we really shouldnt let Lito go, he's been a constant Cowboy Killa. He's been our Number 1 CB for a few years and has done a great job.. With the addition of Asante and Chis Clemmons I think our Defense can really excel. Jim Johnson can blitz out of his ass now. We can have more LB blitzes because we know Gocong and Bradley can rush the passer as well.

Now my fellow birds fans for anyone whoever reads my articles or comments you know i'm right in the front of the bus when it comes to getting a top WR but I think keeping lito might be better. Now lets just imagine my scenairo. I say draft S Kenny Phillips from Miami in the first round, for the second round pick the best WR out there and then address our usual picks which concists of OT and DTs. So lets say the seasons here.... we slide Sheldon to nickel have Kenny Phillips start at safety dawk at his spot asante and lito at the corners. We can then unleash our d-linemen for havoc. Damnit I MISS the GANG GREEN D our city loves great defense thats one thing our team would always get right through the years. The last few we went away from it time to get back on it. The only way my scenario works though is if Andy doesnt red shirt our draft picks because it seems the Eagles are the only pro team to redshirt rookies lol. Seriously though if we get rookie results from the rookies we are going to Tampa.

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8 Comments On: "Time for a Gang Green Return"

 
NICE write up WINNA!!!! rock on!!! i'm lovin the thoughts comin from ya!!!

Agreed!!!! With you and Ck

thumbs up, good write up

I like your thought process. I agree with getting Phillips and getting a wr in the second round. I would also like to see them get the wr that was let go by san fran, since he is familiar with the west coast offense. I also feel brown should be on the trading block and not Lito. Brown runs his mouth about not needing anymore playmakers. I remember watching him matador a tackle, by putting his head dowm and completely missing the ball carrier. Playmakers don't do that.

for this to be possible we would have to redo lito's contract

i say we keep lito

I think it's crazy how many Eagle fans want to trade Lito for a wide receiver. Lito has been clutch since he's been a starter. I think people forget how many big time and game changing plays he's made. A solid offense and a great defense has been the formula to win a Super Bowl (Bucs, Pats, Steelers, Giants). The Colts even needed their defense to carry them in a couple of playoff games the year they won the Super Bowl. How often does a team have chance to enter a season with arguably the best secondary in the NFL?

Wait a minute... Andy Reid wants to use his DBs as WRs dont you see? no, im out of ideas guys, but kenny philips backup safety also WR you know a neion deion

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