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They signed Ryan Harris to play right tackle and he got hurt. The LB thing is an issue and some think they might sign Lofa Tatupu. Still, they have to run out of cap room eventually. They have at least attempted to address the S issue with 2010 2nd round pick Nate Allen and 2011 2nd round pick...

I counted 39 plays Nagy was in at LG. 1 was a QB kneel so let's go with 38 plays. *13 plays he was either pushed back, fell down, or completely blown off the LOS. For all of the talk of how athletic these linemen will be and that they will be able to pull effectively... *4 plays where Nagy...

Ummm...

was just thinking about that. Do you remember who it was that was really high on Sherrod and was swearing up and down he would be better than Tyron???

The Eagles are spending and it might come back to bite them, but their fans (miserable bastards that they are) have to be feeling pretty good right now knowing that their front office is making every effort to get to the Superbowl. They could very well end up just as disappointed as the 29 other...

Nagy gets an A for effort. He gets after players but he is slower to get his hands on the DL and he is beaten by initial moves too often. One of the Chargers (Antonio Garay I think, maybe Castillo) was beating him rather easily. This game, the Vikings were without Kevin Williams so he didn't...

I thought that too but Ty was what I would call a "system QB". Ty also had a long career in the NFL as a back-up.

I actually liked Drew Henson too so maybe everything I'm saying is wrong. Big time arm, small time decision maker. Koy was undersized but lasted in the NFL 10 seasons. He was never really looked at as starting material. 7th round pick, career back-up.

Not a fan of the overly big linemen anymore. Remember, I was pushing for Tyron Smith when everyone here thought he was a 270 lb glorified TE. I am definitely a fan of starting experience, pedigree, and overall talent. I've seen your posts that pedigree (college experience) doesn't matter and...

Sure that's exactly what I said.

Yeah that's the same thing. and good thing we did or we would be starting Arkin and Parnell, along with Costa, Nagy, and Smith. I'm betting you'd still be telling us how wonderful that is.

First off, that 2003 o line was horrible. Makes our line from last year look amazing. Second, they signed 2 veteran free agents. Oben and Goff were experienced starters. Toniu Fonoti was a 2002 2nd round pick they groomed for 2 seasons. Hardwick was a 3rd round pick from Purdue. Olivea, like...

Not the same thing. They signed 2 veteran free agents.

One extreme to the other. Let's stick our heads in the sand and ignore glaring weaknesses. Lets sit around and wish for rainbows.

Why do morons assume someone that is as passionate as I am towards the Cowboys doesn't watch the games? STFU with that nonsense. I'm guessing you just watch the highlights and happily eat any of the garbage Jerry and his mouthpiece, Mickey, feed you. I watch the game the first time like anyone...

Ratliff started 23 games at Auburn. All 13 games his Senior year. He actually started 1 game at TE his freshman season. Nagy started 9 games in his 5 years at Wisconsin. Also, 1 start as a (blocking) TE.

LOL. Too many players with dreads now. No, he seems to be in or near the tackle a lot and when he tackles, he launches himself.

I thought Holley ran some great routes and showed strong hands. Plus, I love the way he flies around on Special Teams.

5 times?

Coming from somone who is is always tripping over himself with some brainless Jerry slobbering.