Yo yo people, I'm anuj. Most of you guys might not know me, but the old guys will. I was a bigtime contributor to BGN back in the day. College has taken its toll on me, but come Sunday, I'm decked in my #5, eagle green on my head, and yellin obscenities to the TV. I'm trying to work BGN back into my schedule so I'm takin a shot at a FanPost again.

So, here is was I'm burning about (please don't sue me Jim Rome):

1. WE ARE SET AT WIDE RECEIVER!!!

Damn, I mean seriously people? These two drafts were amazing for Andy as he solidified out WR core for the next couple years. Think of the headache defensive coordinators are going through as they have to gameplan for DeSean and Maclin lined out wide and Avant in the slot? The injury bug as bit our team once again, so we are seeing a lack in receivers in the roster, but read this sentence again... INJURY BUG! A healthy roster includes (in starting order) DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Jason Avant, Kevin Curtis, and Reggie Brown. Thats the most potent receiving core from any team in the NFC East, let alone the NFC (maybe sans the Saints). We don't need Boldin, we don't need TO and we don't need to dish out cash to another star receiver with two budding ones already on the roster!

2. Resign

Players we need to resign should be in this order: Leonard Weaver, Jason Avant, Nick Cole, Akeem Jordan, Chris Gocong, Sean Jones, and maybe Babin. The rest can burn. Now please, can we move on from this topic?? please?

3. JIBTA is a dick. Get over it and stop being a dick back. Your not cool, your not a badass, your just stooping to his level.

4. Reid Deserved to be resigned

Yes, he has some questionable calls. Yes, the man is way to much pass happy, Yes, the man is extremely fat. But his winning record does not lie. 105-66. That's .614. Teams would kill to have a coach with that record. Not to mention the man is amazing at drafting and pulling in players. Thanks to him, we have McNabb under center and not Tim Couch.

5. My Draft Wishes?

Knowshown... lol, no jk. We need a LB, plain and simple. I know this is repeated over and over, but hey, we suck right now at the LB spot. OT is a issue, but thats depth, we have two great starters. Our CB core is FINE. We just have had a series of unfortunate events. A power back would be nice, but im not feeling it anymore with Weaver in the backfield. Most likely a FS or SS would be pulled in too.

Well, I'm glad I finished this rant and posted a FanPost. I'm gonna head to class now. Good to meet yall. Bleed eagle green forever people!

I was looking around different sports sites and came across this. This link got me wondering. Is Donovan McNabb a future Hall of Famer?

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http://www.cbssports.com/mcc/messages/chrono/14857857

Many argue that since Donovan has yet to receive a ring, he is automatically counted out for consideration for a spot in the HoF. I beg to differ. Look at quarterbacks such as Trent Dilfer and Jim Plunkett. Despite winning Super Bowls, are they a lock to get into the HoF. Do they even have a shot to get in? 

Here are some household names in the Hall of Fame that do not have Super Bowl Rings. 

- George Blanda

- Dan Fouts

- Sonny Jurgensen

- Dan Marino

These guys have had exceptional careers and are enshired with the best in the HoF. Yet, none have rings on their fingers. They ended up in the HoF because of stellar careers and their performance on the field. Each of these players ment a lot to the team. I think the same can be said with Donovan McNabb. 

Lets compare McNabb to these players listed above. Ex-Eagle Jurgensen passed for 32,224 yards in his career of 18 seasons.  In 10 seasons and counting, McNabb has passed for 29,320 yards. Blanda passed for 26,920 yards. The completion rate is not far off either. McNabb's completion rate as of now is 58.9%. Marino's was 59.4%, Jurgensen's was 57.1%, Blanda's was 47.7%, and Fouts was 58.8%. McNabb is just as accurate as these quarterbacks, better then some. 

But, what really makes McNabb stick out is his Touchdown:Interception Ratio. McNabb has passed for 194 Touchdowns to 90 Picks. Thats a little bit better then 2 touchdowns to 1 pick. Marino passed for 420 touchdowns to 252 picks. That is a good bit less then 2 touchdowns to 1 pick. Blanda passed for 236 touchdowns to 277 picks. He has thrown more picks then touchdowns. Fouts looks about the same with 254 touchdowns to 242 picks. McNabb is safe with the ball, much more safer then many of the quarterbacks in the NFL. He doesn't make as much mistakes and shows poise under pressure. 

Another part that goes to McNabb's favor is his rushing game. In his younger days, McNabb was a threat to score running as well as passing. While he has lost a good bit of that magic, he has shown from time to time that defenses cannot sleep on him running the ball.

So, does McNabb have what it takes to get into the HoF. Keep up the way he is going and yes. A couple more productive seasons and he will rival some of the best in the HoF in terms of statistics. A ring or two may not hurt either. Remember, Jon Elway took 17 years before he won his first Super Bowl. McNabb's time will come. But, the stats do not lie. If he keeps it up, McNabb should be well on his way to the Hall of Fame.

Poll

Does Donovan McNabb have what it takes to get into Canton?

70%

Keep it up and YES! Donny is well on his way to the HoF without a Super Bowl

225 votes

25%

He needs a Super Bowl to get in

82 votes

4%

He has Chunky Soup. What more could he ask for?

13 votes

320 votes | Poll has closed

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Yes, i know you guys were expecting this. Knowshon Moreno is an idol to many Georgia fans. He is a solid player, and a great person on and off the field. I have had the great honor of meeting him and wish that one day, i can see him in midnight green and silver. So without further ado.... Knowshon Moreno.

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Who is He? & High School Career

Knowshon Moreno is the former starting half back for the Georgia Bulldogs. He is listed as probably the top RB to go in the draft, first round. He also just might become the sucessor to Brian Westbrook. He grew up in Belford, New Jersey, a prime spot where future NFL stars have been breed. He led his high school team to three state titles. He finished his high school career with 6,268 career rushing yards, 128 touchdowns, and 1782 points. Coming out of High school, he was ranked #10 by rivals.com in the runningback category.

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Career at the University of Georgia

Knowshon redshirted in 2006 and was a redshirt freshman in his 2007 season. After a solid spring workout, Coach Richt gave him time with then starting back Thomas Brown. But after solid showing after solid showing, he began to see his touches increase as the games went on. When Thomas Brown injured his collar bone, it was announced that Knowshon would be the feature back. His first game as a starter, 157 yards rushing. He joined the great Herschal Walker as the only two freshmen to ever rush 1000 yards plus in their freshmen year. He finished the season with 1,334 yards on 248 carries for 14 touchdowns. Knowshon returned for round two, with a team ranked number one in the preseason. While they did not reach their main destination, a BCS Title shot or even a BCS game, Knowshon finished the 2008 season with 1,792 yards of total offense (1,400 rushing on 250 carries and 392 yards on 33 receptions) and scored 18 touchdowns (16 rushing, 2 receiving). He announced that he would enter the NFL draft on Jan. 7, 2009.

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Knowshon and the Combine

At the combine, Knowshon rep on the bench 28 times. He ran a lackluster 40, at 4.60. His vertical jump was 35.5 and ran an amazin three cone drill at 6.84. Ran the 20 yard shuttle at 4.27 and the 60 yard at 11.63. Would have had a strong combine had it not been for his 40, which in turn hurt his stocks.

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Positives and Negatives of Knowshon

Positives

Knowshon is a beast, plain and simple. While he does not have the killer speed of say DeSean Jackson, he is a tremendous athelate, which helps him take his running game to another level. Where he lacks in burner speed, he covers with probably the best elusiveness from the entire running back depth of the draft. He rarely falls at the first tackle, having a knack at either avioding the tackler or breaking the tackle. He has a sixth sense on where the hole will open and has the patients to wait behind his line until a suitable opening opens. Great lateral quickness, and has strenght to power through and push piles. Great blocker and will put defenders on their bums. Draws comparision to Brian Westbrook because of solid recieving skills. Can line out wide and runs solid routes, to compliment his soft hands. Solid leaping ability has made him a repeated star on Youtube.com. Solid competator, trusts in himself and wants the ball with game on the line.

Negatives

Not many, lacks the burning speed that some teams look in a running back. Not as big as some team might look for. A little over hyper. Could be a good thing for Eagle fans.

Final Overview

Knowshon brings depth and stabablity to a weakened and aging running back core for the Eagles. He is an exciting playmaker and very vocal, a player the Eagles fans will definatly enjoy. He is a multiple threat and draws comparison, rightly so, to Brian Westbrook. Can spell Westy and develop under him until Knowshon is ready to take the helm. In short, a great use of our first round draft pick.

Poll

What should we do with one of our first rounders (aside OT which I will asume will be drafted with another of our first)?

77%

Draft Knowshon!

81 votes

8%

Draft Beanie...

9 votes

9%

Draft Pettigrew...

10 votes

0%

Draft a Defensive Player...

0 votes

4%

Fuck it.... Trade it again...

5 votes

105 votes | Poll has closed

Way to quiet from our FO. Aside from Andrews, we have only lost players and have brought none in. To be third in the most salary cap space, we have done relatively nothing. Now we have 1 rb, a hole in FS, no new WR to help us, and we lost the heart of our team. Does anyone have any idea what is going on with our FO?

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I guess the Cowboys finally realize that they need a strong presence in their locker rooms (like our B-Dawk). This would not spell any good for the NFC East if Lewis signed with the Cowboys

The newspaper reports the Cowboys could be willing to give Lewis a three-year deal worth between $27 million and $30 million, with $25 million guaranteed. In addition to his on-field skills, Lewis's personality makes him attractive to the Cowboys. Jerry Jones is said to believe Lewis could help solve the team's problems inside the locker room, the Sun reports.

While I doubt Lewis will leave the team that defined him and his career, enough cash can make a mountain move and Jerry is willing to throw it. Think he will stay or go?

Poll

Will Ray Lewis leave the Ravens for the Cowboys?

14%

Yes

14 votes

85%

No

81 votes

95 votes | Poll has closed