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Eagles Found A Quarterback

December 10th, 2012

Ray Didinger of CSNPhilly.com talks about how the Eagles found a quarterback in third-round pick, rookie Nick Foles, who Didinger lauded for finding a way to win under pressure yesterday. Unfortunately, the Bucs’ franchise quarterback couldn’t do the same with a far lesser obstacle.

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5 Responses to “Eagles Found A Quarterback”

  1. Bucpride Says:
    December 10th, 2012 at 4:50 pm

    I wouldnt get too excited Eagirl fans. The Bucs secondary has been making Qb’s look like Hall of Famer’s all year long.

  2. tim Says:
    December 10th, 2012 at 5:03 pm

    Its like when the Rays face a AAA pitcher thats just been called up. Usually they will get shut down. Doesn’t mean that pitcher is gonna go on and be the next David Price. Same for any QB that puts up big numbers on this Bucs defense.

  3. Macabee Says:
    December 10th, 2012 at 5:33 pm

    Didinger ought to wait until Foles gets a healthy dose of Geno Atkins this Thursday night before he makes that claim!

  4. bucfanjeff Says:
    December 10th, 2012 at 6:27 pm

    “Unfortunately, the Bucs’ franchise quarterback couldn’t do the same with a far lesser obstacle.”

    I think it’s bullsh!t that the Joe’s find it necessary to continually point to, or insinuate, that Freeman – in some way – can’t get it done. In many articles all by themselves, or referenced in other articles just to, what appears to be, get a dig in on Freeman.

    Tell me how our defense failing us is Freeman’s fault.
    Tell me how our DB’s not getting it done is Freeman’s fault.

    You know, sooner or later, the defense is going to have to bail out the offense. The offense, under Freeman’s guidance, has been covering for the defense all season.

  5. Miguel El Magnifico Says:
    December 10th, 2012 at 6:45 pm

    If Freeman were a starting pitcher for the Rays, he would never make it past the 2nd inning.

    It just shows how stubborn and obstinate the Little General is.

    The moment Josh got the deer in the headlights look and started whining about his players, umpires or strike zone, Joe Madden would yank him and ship him off to Durham on a Greyhound bus.

    Go ahead, extend his contract, give him the $100 million he wants. That’s just what the Glazer’s need to improve attendance.