Actually, like most statements from faith based people, you’re wrong. University studies have been done involving prayer and illness. The results (scientific not faith oriented) show conclusively that prayer has zero effect on recovery. Zero. Scientific fact which undoubtedly will be ignored by people who believe that the Earth is a few thousand years old built in 6 days by some omnipotent being.

Actually… I dont believe the earth is flat… 1,000 years old or any of of those things that you have assumed I believe… however, as a Minister and one who studied science in college I could provide for you thousands of studies that show the benefit of prayer on things such as blood pressure, sleep, and relationships. Example- research what prayer between couples does to one’s sex life. You would be amazed sir.

With a heavy run game or at the very least a more balanced attack I think he can have a decent year. He does have a good amount of rest and recovery on his body, hopefully that helps.

Just being optimistic, die hard eagles fan that just wants them to win again.

First things first, doesn’t anyone remember the 2010 season? Yeah, we still had McNabb, but our offensive line actually had some juice at that time and Vick was dominating every team on the field. Don’t get me wrong, I understand that was two years ago, but if you give Vick more time to actually DECIDE if he would like to throw the ball or run the ball, he’s a MUCH better player. If Vick has to take off as soon as the ball is snapped, his numbers drop dramatically. If he has a couple more seconds to think about what to do, his numbers increase incredibly.

Second: We need to get over the whole “Dream Team” thing. That was Vince Young, and he’s not even on our team anymore lol. We dropped him like a bad habit. (Thank the sweet dear lord baby Jesus) We do have a lot of weapons we can use on both sides of the ball, but we need to get our coaching staff in order so we can get on the same page.

Finally: Although I’m not too happy to admit this… we just picked up Dennis Dixon. Dixon will open up the game like McNabb and Vick did and help take a little pressure off Vick, as well as Kelly and Dixon are used to working together. It may have been a couple years, but I’m sure Dixon still remembers how Kelly runs his offensive strategy. Yeah, it’ll be a little different because it’s not the NCAA, but they’ve already got chemistry.

Hopefully I don’t get bashed too hard by you guys for those points. And if I do, oh well, I’m a big boy… I can take it. I can dish it back out too. I’m ALWAYS up for a good debate, but that’s all for now. Peace out girl scouts!

I can ‘talk’ with my dog and I get a reaction. I used to talk to God and try to find out why he puts Sanduskys on this planet and why he allows it.

Maybe he’s like Paterno; he looks the other way.

- I’d pick Thor. You see how bad azz he was in the Avengers? That’s my kinda god.

a few things……1. Prayer actually works. Stats show that those who pray live longer, are generally happier and are often healthier humans. sorry… its true.
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Actually, like most statements from faith based people, you’re wrong. University studies have been done involving prayer and illness. The results (scientific not faith oriented) show conclusively that prayer has zero effect on recovery. Zero. Scientific fact which undoubtedly will be ignored by people who believe that the Earth is a few thousand years old built in 6 days by some omnipotent being.

Because c’mon, seriously.

Pray tell what Pro Bowl did Evan Mathis play in? Your assessment of the Eagles offensive line makes me wonder if you are Dave Spadaro. Yes, Peters is an All-Pro. And while Mathis has played well, he was not a Pro Bowler. Jason Kelce is hardly a “phenomenal” find; he started out rough in 2011, but progressed to be a solid starter. Haven’t been able to see much more than that since he went down in the beginning of his second season. Danny Watkins improved significantly last season? He didn’t even play!!! Jake Scott came in off the street and took Danny’s job. And Watkin’s first year was below average at best. As for Herremans, yeah, he is good, but don’t act as if moving from LG to RT is some miraculous act worthy of praise.

People like you give us Eagles fans a bad name.

Jason Peters was All-Pro LT.
Evan Mathis was a Pro-Bowl LG.
Jason Kelce was considered to be a phenomenal find in the draft and was thought to be one of the brightest up and coming Centers in the entire league.
Danny Watkins was the weak link, but he was improving significantly at the end of last season.
Todd Herremans, perhaps the most underrated lineman in all of football, made the improbable shift from LT to LG to RT.

Above all of that, these guys gave the Eagles one of the top rushing attacks in the league with LeSean McCoy also being named All-Pro. They had a very high ceiling coming into this year (with a full offseason under used-to-be offensive line coach Howard Mudd’s system) and they should all be back for next year.

****The point I am trying to make is that this offensive line was decimated by injuries last year, and they should be able to make a strong comeback this year. THE OL CANNOT BE THE SCAPEGOAT ANY LONGER.

For fun, switch it around:
The problem isn’t whether Vick is prone to injury. The issue is that he’s prone to contact.

I’d like to see a serious analysis of why that happened.

Study up and get rid of the ball, Mike.

1.Get some o lineman who can actually block
2.Learn to actually read defenses
3.Get rid of the ball quicker