We're kind of living in the golden age of Eagles' defensive players if you think about it.
You think about B-Dawk and everything he's contributed on the field and off. You think about Sheldon with perhaps the single best hit since Bednarik. You think about Lito's putting the nail in the coffin of the TO return to Philly game. There's Trotter, Hugh Douglass, Troy Vincent. Again, maybe not as great of a player as someone like Dawkins, but great for the team and the town.
joe this taping would not effect the game during the first half let alone the 2H, it was for future games so the patriots playing executing there plays well in the 1H would not have anything to do with this situation and it has been said that it was for future games that they put in there archives, like they did it in preseason why would they care about the preseason game? it was for future referance and they did it against green bay as well an opponent they only play 1 time in X amount of years.:cheers:From Sheldon Brown:
Brown said he noticed a difference in New England's playcalling in the second quarter. After the Patriots gained only 45 yards in the first quarter, they had 286 over the next three.
Brady hit running back Corey Dillon and gained 29 total yards on a pair of screens to open New England's first full drive of the second quarter. They didn't score on that drive, but did on four of the next five drives.
The Patriots went to the screen pass again on the decisive drive early in the fourth quarter, this time with Brady connecting with Kevin Faulk on two passes for 27 yards.
"I was like, 'Man, I never saw that many screens," Brown said.
Brown wonders if it was normal playcalling from a team good enough to win three Super Bowls in four seasons, a Patriots team that used a strong scouting report to gain a fair edge, or was somebody picking up the Eagles defensive calls from a sideline camera that deprived them of a fair shot?