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Week 2 was a battle for most of us trying to survive.
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Week 2 was a battle for most of us trying to survive.
On Thursday night, Andy Reid returns to Philadelphia as his Kansas City Chiefs take on the Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field. Also, at halftime, the Eagles will retire Donovan McNabb's number five jersey.
Andy Reid comes back to town to face his old team and Chip Kelly acknowledges that Reid is familiar with the current roster. Franchise QB Donovan McNabb will see his jersey retired this tomorrow and Eagles fans everywhere will embrace the end of an era and look forward to the next.
All of the Eagles insist they will be all business on Thursday, but many of Reid's former players will take time to greet their former coach before or after the game.
With 2 weeks in the books, it's hard not to overreact to what has happened so far. The sleeper you liked before the season may have done nothing, and the player you hated may be putting up huge numbers.
Andy Reid was coach of the Philadelphia Eagles for a long time. His star player thinks he wishes he never left.
It's only natural to compare Andy Reid and Chip Kelly, especially this week. Eagles running back LeSean McCoy was asked to, and said the two are like night and day.
The Kansas City Chiefs are off to a 2-0 start this season, which matches the entire win total from a season ago. So who exactly are these Kansas City Chiefs?
The players spent much of Monday trying to correct their mistakes from Sunday's 33-30 loss to the Chargers. The sting of the defeat was still evident in the locker room on Monday and players such as Kurt Coleman were more worried about winning than beating their former coach.
According to a report, the Eagles came close to trading the second round pick that would end up being Vinny Curry to the 49ers for Kaepernick.
Chip Kelly addressed a number of things, after the Eagles' last-second 33-30 loss on Sunday to the San Diego Chargers. Kelly admitted there is still a learning process. With him, with his team and the defensive schemes instituted by coordinator Bill Davis.
Fans on the 94WIP Morning Show say Eagles defensive coordinator Billy Davis is to blame for the loss to the Chargers.
With the way the Chargers offenses was moving the ball, it seemed close to certain that they could score any time they had possession of the ball.
The Eagles had the offense but the defense struggled in a big way to slow down the Chargers in the home opener. Here's how the grades look for the Eagles for the second game of the season.
While there was a lot about to annoyed about after the Eagles 33-30 loss to the Chargers on Sunday, let's take a small step back for one moment.
