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Did a Sports Journalist Really Write This?

It should be called “Eagles Offseason: Knee-Jerk Edition.” Reuben Frank (who I referenced and commended in the playoff preview column) must have stolen this “article” from a message board. Just kidding… I think. But seriously, I wouldn’t be surprised if he did. This is precisely the kind of stuff you would see some teenage armchair general manager post on an NFL message board forum. Is this supposed to be a realistic offseason plan or his personal fantasy one? It doesn’t fit with anything the Eagles have ever done from a personnel standpoint. That’s not to say Asomugha’s play is starting to decline — in fact, he’ll probably remain at an elite level for another few years. However, with the exception of the T.O. experiment, when has this organization ever signed a 30-year old free agent? The age of 30 is when management starts getting rid of players, not acquiring them. If the Eagles want to make a fundamental change to their basic philosophies, let it begin with a more balanced attack on offense that gets the ball to LeSean McCoy at least 20-25 times every game.

I’ll give my opinion about what should happen this offseason in a future post… I just don’t feel like exerting the energy to write it right now.

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West Philadelphia (well, Lower Merion, to be exact), born and raised, in Jewish day school is where I spent most of my days. Graduated from the University of Maryland, College Park, in May 2010, currently living in Washington, D.C., and working for an e-commerce company in the area. I'm an avid sports fan who religiously follows the Phillies, Eagles, and Flyers… but hockey was my first love. I can also tell you where 9 out of every 10 NFL players went to college (no, really), but I can't tell you why it's that kind of useless information that sticks in my brain. It's weird, fascinating, and idiot savant-like. I also work as a contributor to SBNation (http://philly.sbnation.com/authors/dan-klausner). Email: dgklausn@gmail.com.

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