Andy Reid on Wednesday was asked to clear up a gray area when it comes to this Eagles offense. Once and for all, who is calling the plays?
“Marty [Mornhinweg] does,” said Reid. “He does a good with that. The thing we have is have great communication during the game. We keep things wide open.”
There you go. If you are looking to assign blame for the decision to throw the ball 56 times against the Browns, the offensive coordinator owns a good chunk of that.
Michael Vick was asked about the aerial show on Sunday, and whether he prefers it that way or would like the running backs to carry more of the load.
“I think we could balance it out a little bit,” said Vick.
Andy Reid did not have any particular interest in discussing the failed marriage between the Eagles and Jaiquawn Jarrett.
“With J.J., I really don’t have anything to say. I have respect for the kid. I know he’s going to hook on with a team that probably plays a little more his style in the secondary,” said Reid. “I know he’ll do a great job. The kid’s all class.”
Jeremy Maclin’s status for Sunday’s home opener against the Ravens is up in the air, but he won’t practice today, Andy Reid said.
“He’s actually made progress here over the last couple days so that’s a good thing,” Reid said. “He’s feeling better. I wouldn’t list him as out today. That’s now how I’d list him, but he’s not going to practice.”
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Ravens head coach John Harbaugh is downplaying the severity of safety Ed Reed‘s hamstring strain.
“Everybody’s fine,” he said via the Baltimore Sun. “Nothing serious with anybody.”
Reed injured the right hamstring during — what else — an interception return for a touchdown in the fourth quarter against Cincinnati. In the process, Reed became the all-time NFL leader in career interception-return yards (1,497), topping Rod Woodson.
Time to check in on what the national media are saying about the Eagles this week. You probably could have guessed, but Michael Vick and Andy Reid are the focus of criticism around the country. Here’s the roundup.
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General consensus seems to be that you should wait at least three years before evaluating a draft class.
But considering the Eagles released their 2011 second-round pick, Jaiquawn Jarrett, yesterday, now seems like a good time to at least assess how each of the team’s 11 picks is doing.
The Eagles decided earlier today that it was time to cut ties with Jaiquawn Jarrett.
Back in 2011, they took the safety out of Temple with the 22nd pick in the second round. Looking back at the selection, my recollection was that many thought the Eagles might have drafted him a little early, but most believed he was a good prospect.
The beauty of the Internet is that we can go back and look things up. Below is a look at what people said about Jarrett when the Eagles took him.
The Jaiquawn Jarrett experiment in Philadelphia has come to a close.
The former second-round pick out of Temple was released Tuesday to make room for wide receiver Mardy Gilyard.
The Eagles also signed tight end Derek Carrier to the practice squad and released fellow tight end Chase Ford.
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