After making some great
offseason moves, some say
the Philadelphia Eagles will
go to the Super Bowl. Or
will they?
There’s no doubt that the
Eagles made the best moves
of any team this offseason,
acquiring pro-bowl players
like Nnamdi Asomugha,
Dominique Rodgers-
Cromartie, and Jason
Babin. All the hype began
when the Eagles backup
quarterback Vince Young
called this team “The
Dream Team.”
Many players on the team
accepted the name, but others
like Coach Andy Reid didn’t
want to hear it. Mike and Mike
in the Morning interviewed
Reid and he said, “Right now,
we’ve got a lot of good looking
guys standing around watching.”
We can all agree that the
Eagles have put together something
of a “dream team.” But
only time will tell, and the
Eagles sure have to back up
that name during the regular
season, and prove that they are
indeed the “dream team”. We
can all hope that the players
stay healthy during the season,
which is a big factor to winning
games.
When asked about how the
Eagles are going to do this
year, Bill Kerins, 21, journalism
major from Southampton
said, “I don’t know, I see a lot
of concerns with the offensive
line and how the defense
played last week.”
Even though he has many
concerns about the team
Kerins went to say that “it still
should be a good year and they
should have a deep playoff
run”.
Mike Hunton, 18, a communications
major from Bristol
said that “they have a lot of talent
to win the Super Bowl, but
I don’t think they will win it.”
He added, “I’m worried about
Vick getting hurt, and he’s getting
hit a lot. He was hit about
12 times last week.”
Stephen Wuermuth, 19, a
sports-management major
form Bensalem, is not really a
football fan but he said “The
Eagles have made some drastic
moves during the offseason. So
it’s either going to pay off or
it’s going to be a complete disaster.
By being called the
‘Dream Team,’ the Eagles are
going to have to prove a lot this
season, and make it pay off.”
It’s hard to say how the
Eagles will do this season. But
with the new faces on the team,
expectations are high.