Even a successful NFL head coach needs to get swapped-out every 10-15 years. He becomes predictable to his players and loses the edge he needs to be most effective due to comfort and familiarity. Like Bill Cowher, “the Jaw”, Reid has become a cartoon caricature of himself.

A Philly-stale Andy Reid may be a breath of fresh air to the Cards.

This guy can’t be serious can he? Reid’s a good coach, but maybe he’s been in the negative Philly bubble too long with the other miserable people there and thinks their best coach is overrated with 9 playoff appearances in 14 years.

Why does he care what Andy Reid does? In all the years he has covered the sport, does he realize that a coach, like people in many positions, can become stagnant, and then just need new surroundings to flourish again?

Somebody above mentioned John Fox, which is a good example. From Super Bowl to super sucking, but bounced back with a new team. Look at captain Charisma Bill up in New England, he’s fared a lot better with the Pats than he did the Brownies.

Sal is obviously bitter, and doesn’t want to see Reid succeed somewhere else. If he wasn’t confident in Reid succeeding, he wouldn’t be as vocal about it. He and other Eagle fans should be thankful for 14 years of Andy Reid. As long as Reid has been in Philly, my Buffalo Bills have flat out been awful, there could always be that Philly, get over it.

Also what other coach can say they have been to 5 NFC Championship games ?

hes a beast.

I really think Andy needs to take a year off and try to start the process of getting past his son’s death. If anyone is capable of having a productive second decade as an NFL coach, it’s Reid, but he has to take some time to heal first.

And, you know, go to an organization that isn’t quite so dysfunctional….

So get over yourself, Sal. I hope you get the coach you deserve.

Tiki Barber says “Hey, that’s my line!”

He is a type-A personality who has made a career out of being a big mouth. He constantly talked over the other bear reporters on the show, often belittling them for no apparent reason. He prides himself on making bold, half-assed predictions and taking simple angles on topics just get print space or air time. The thing us, the beat reporters, like Domovitch, Bowen, Gunn, and Barkan always knew more and could bury Sal with analysis and local knowledge.

This story by Sal is typical. Does he really think the Cardinals base their decisions on one game? Does it really matter that they fired the coach who crushed the Eagles this season? It’s ludicrous. Context is everything. Look at Gruden and Dungy. They both win with their second teams.

Sal needs to retire. A strong personality isn’t enough in the 21st century. Everything is too transparent.

getting eagles business.