Possible T.O. trade?

[Fletch]

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POSTED 5:12 a.m. EDT; UPDATED 6:15 a.m. EDT, April 10, 2005

EAGLES TOYING WITH TRADING OWENS?

It's been widely reported that the Philadelphia Eagles will not be reworking the long-term contract that receiver Terrell Owens signed a year ago, after being traded from the 49ers to Philly following a clustermess of a botched trade to Baltimore and the failure of Owens' former agent, David Joseph, to submit paperwork on a timely basis that would have made Owens an unrestricted free agent.

There are rumblings throughout the league that the Eagles likewise have no desire to tolerate a disgruntled Owens, who proved to be a major pain in the rear end for San Fran in 2003, his final season with the 49ers. (And he was hardly a choir boy before that.)

So the only logical move would be a trade.

And this report meshes with some preliminary noise we're hearing about the Eagles potentially being interested in moving into the top end of the draft, which if they were to move T.O. would suggest that they would be trying to get in position to acquire Braylon Edwards or Mike Williams.

Based on these very premature rumors, our guess is that the Eagles would make two trades. First, they'd send Owens to one team in exchange for a package of picks, including a first-rounder. Then, the Eagles would package their No. 31 pick in round one with the first-rounder that they snare via an Owens deal to make their move to the top of the board. (They also hold the No. 35 pick due to the A.J. Feeley trade, the No. 63 pick, the No. 77 pick from the John Wellbourn trade, and the No. 94 pick.)

It would be an extremely shrewd move for the Eagles, especially in a year when no one is looking to trade into the top five -- and multiple teams would love to get out.

Under this scenario, then, the core question is who gets Owens, and for how much?

The Vikings' fire sale of Randy Moss arguably sets the market at something other than two first-round picks. Our guess would be that, in light of the Moss deal, Owens could draw a one and a two, or a one and a three.

But who gives up the picks and then pays Owens?

San Diego needs a big-play receiver (they pick at 12 and 28), but they had a very bad experience two years ago with David Boston.

Cowboys coach Bill Parcells (who holds No. 11 and No. 20) surely would swap one of those picks for a player who can make an impact in Tuna's final season in Dallas, but it's hard to fathom the Eagles sending T.O. to a team they place twice a year.

Ditto for the Redskins, who never met a flawed superstar whom they didn't like. They hold the No. 9 pick, and Dan Snyder likely couldn't resist the opportunity to load up his offense with Owens.

Or how about the Panthers at No. 14, who need a complement to Steve Smith?

And it's hard not to at least consider the potential impact of T.O. in Minnesota, which has two first-round picks and the cap room to keep Terrell happy -- but which just ran a me-first receiver out of town and is in the process of cultivating a team-centric attitude in the locker room.

Of course, the Eagles could forego the double move and try to send Owens to Tampa for the No. 5 overall pick. There's a chance, however, that neither Edwards nor Williams will be on the board when the Eagles would be on the clock.

If anything's going to happen, then, look for a two-tiered trade that ultimately puts the Eagles at No. 4 or higher.

What about the cap hit, you ask? In 2004, Owens signed a seven-year, $42 million contract with a $10 million signing bonus (the real number might be a lot lower -- we're looking into it).

Since bonus money can be spread only three years beyond the last capped season under the Collective Bargaining Agreement (which is 2006), Owens' $10 million payment (assuming it was not two-tiered) results in a yearly charge of $1.67 million.

Trading him would trigger a cap charge of $8.33 million, which would be offset by his $3.25 million salary in 2005, for a net hit of $5.08 million. As a result, the Eagles could easily manage the consequences, since they had as of March 29 more than $8.5 million in cap room for 2005.

Sure, a lot of thing have to fall into place for Owens to end up in a new town with a new team. Heck, we haven't even considered the question of whether Owens would approve of the whole thing.

We have a feeling, however, that if the new team in that new town is willing to give T.O. a truck load of new money, he won't have a problem with it.

[blindzebra]

Grab those hipwaders it's getting deep in here.:rolleyes:

[Wolverine]

Owens is a very talented WR but I would hope to God that Parcells would not go after him. He was a cancer in SF and now he is a cancer in Philly. It will only be a matter of time before he is a cancer to his new team if he gets traded.


Oh and haha hahaahhahahaha AJM1613 thought Owens wouldnt be a cancer hahahahahaha. Looks like you were wrong and I was right. But that is nothin new.

[Roughneck]

(a) - No way in hell Philthy trades their Best Player away, especially after what he did in the Super Bowl.

(b) - If somehow they did in fact send T.O. to another team, somewhere Donovan McNabb could be found with a mouthful of shotgun and his toe on the trigger.

[JackMagist]

(b) - If somehow they did in fact send T.O. to another team, somewhere Donovan McNabb could be found with a mouthful of shotgun and his toe on the trigger.Two birds with one trade...I love it. On the down side however, if McNabb did that Philthy might actually get a QB who doesn't choke...errr..."dry heave" in every big game.

[Natedawg44]

PFT has been smoking too many doobies as always. How in the heck does TO go from being worth an OK DE with an injury history (Brandon Whiting) to a top 5 pick in one season, not to mention he's over 30, can be a huge distraction if disguntled, and coming off a fractured leg. If Corey Dillion was worth a 2nd and he has been a model citizen with a CHEAP contract, I think TO's worth about a 3rd or 4th rounder now, with the potential headaches and huge contract he comes with.

[AJM1613]

Oh and haha hahaahhahahaha AJM1613 thought Owens wouldnt be a cancer hahahahahaha. Looks like you were wrong and I was right. But that is nothin new.

Because PFT said we are looking to trade him?

He wants more money because he got a new agent and he convinced him he is worth more money so he could get the commission on the new signing bonus.

This article is BS and bad journalism. It's nothing but pure speculation with some mention of "rumblings" that a trade would make sense.

And I never remember you being right in the year I've been around. Not once. Actually you're a little more than a bad joke. Sad huh?

And I see no proof that he's a cancer. So far he's helped the team more than he's hurt it and I really don't think asking for a new contract in April will cause our team to suffer come September. Cancers usually hurt the host...that's why they're considered bad.

And for the record I would love to trade him for a top fifteen and second round pick.

[CoCo1]

PRO FOOTBALL TALK.com --

Based on these very premature rumors, our guess is...

Yes, solid journalism at its best! :D

[Wolverine]

Because PFT said we are looking to trade him?

He wants more money because he got a new agent and he convinced him he is worth more money so he could get the commission on the new signing bonus.

This article is BS and bad journalism. It's nothing but pure speculation with some mention of "rumblings" that a trade would make sense.

And I never remember you being right in the year I've been around. Not once. Actually you're a little more than a bad joke. Sad huh?

And I see no proof that he's a cancer. So far he's helped the team more than he's hurt it and I really don't think asking for a new contract in April will cause our team to suffer come September. Cancers usually hurt the host...that's why they're considered bad.

And for the record I would love to trade him for a top fifteen and second round pick.



Oh I guess you cant take the truth. You are probaly cryin now cuz you see if T.O. is traded your SUper Bowl hopes will be alot less. Oh and here is the real bad joke but it is so funny......

http://emmitt22.com/gifs/empty-case.jpg




and of course we have FIVE




Better get ready for it when ESPN breaks out that T.O. has been traded. Not sayin it will but I think the chances are good.

[AJM1613]

Like I said...

I WANT TO TRADED. BUT HE WON'T BE.

[Wolverine]

Like I said...

I WANT TO TRADED. BUT HE WON'T BE.



Im gonna laugh if he isnt traded and he holds out. Oh that will be so funny!




You know I bet the Cowboys will win #6 before you ever win a Super Bowl. It will be so fun to watch that.

[Jarv]

Not a bad deal for TO, if he can get it. 10 million bonus plus salary last year (1-2 million?). If he can do it again this year...Heck, thats 24 some odd million in 2 years...not bad scratch.

[morasp]

Has Parcells said that this is his last season?

[Hostile]

Has Parcells said that this is his last season?No, Florio is just speculating.

[Waffle]

No, Florio is just speculating.As usual. http://new.cowboyszone.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif

[whcarm]

How do they think Owens could get the Eagles a first and second round pick? He was traded to the Eagles last year for a fifth round pick (to Baltimore) and Brandon Whiting (to SF).

He is obviously a good receiver, but if this is all it took for the Eagles to land him then it seems to me that other teams refused to give up more than that.

Even the orginal trade between Baltimore and San Francisco for Owens was only for a second round pick.

I just don't see any way teams would be willing to give up a first and second or third round pick for a head case like Owens.

[tyke1doe]

I love how some posters take speculations like this one as truth, or having even the hint of truth.

If you notice, every draft, any team with two No. 1 picks or a bevy of picks is always one of the teams expected to make a "blockbuster" trade. :rolleyes:

[slick325]

I'm not really buying this "trade talk", it's pure speculation. I would love to see the Eagles weakened because TO is unhappy and holds out or is disruptive in the locker room or is traded away, however I can't put much faith in this Profootball Talk piece.

[Jimz31]

Just another reason that the NFL should have stuck to their rules and not allowed the "questionable" trade in the first place.

The NFL is all concerned about their "marquee" players getting injured....hence the new RW rule.

Now, T.O. may be sitting out or whatever because he's not happy there. I thought he just couldn't wait to play with his boy McNabb? What happened there? I guess he sees that McNabb just gets the heaves when it gets down to crunch time.

[DWAREZ]

Gasp...LOL T.....gASP...O ...Gasp.....wide...Gulp...Right....SACK :)

[Phoenix-Talon]

[QUOTE=Wolverine]Im gonna laugh if he isnt traded and he holds out. Oh that will be so funny!

I give up wolverine. You really are all about spite and malice! AJM already told you that if we traded T.O. -- no big deal! T.O. made a significant difference for us in 2004, but we made it to the NCF game before T.O. and with the right draft picks we'll be back (with, or without T.O.).

Realistically? T.O. will be an Eagle again -- but you'll have to wait to see that AJM is right; I already know he's right!

[Bizwah]

Florio is the National Enquirer of football publications.

I can't think of one thing he's heard, or reported, and been right about.

It's called the Daily Turd by messageboarders for a reason.

TO may not be happy, but he'll be an Eagle next year, and the year after...unless he retires, or suffers an injury (heaven forbid).

[St. Richard]

Midwestern corn farmers could use some of the BS Florio shovels on his site. Pro Football Talk represents the worst that the Internet has to offer. Owens is likely going nowhere. In his scenario, the eagles would be willing to part with Owens and two high round draft picks for the one player they would be getting. Doesn't make sense.

[dbair1967]

oh great, another b/s rumor courtesy of the Daily Turd

file it with the rest of their garbage

David

[EndGame]

Must be the offseason. Stupid stories are flying left and right.

[Wolverine]

I give up wolverine. You really are all about spite and malice! AJM already told you that if we traded T.O. -- no big deal! T.O. made a significant difference for us in 2004, but we made it to the NCF game before T.O. and with the right draft picks we'll be back (with, or without T.O.).

Realistically? T.O. will be an Eagle again -- but you'll have to wait to see that AJM is right; I already know he's right!


Well fan of the team that cant figure out how to win a Super Bowl T.O. could stay a Eagle but he could also hold out to. This is gonna be fun to watch.

Oh and just one question. How did it feel to lose that SB by just 3 points. Just think 3 points that had to hurt. So close but you still lost. Dayum that was a sweet. Still cant win it.


Oh and just to remind you.

Cowboys 5

Eagles 0

[booboo]

But who gets the ankle bone and for how many picks?

[jazzcat22]

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POSTED 5:12 a.m. EDT; UPDATED 6:15 a.m. EDT, April 10, 2005

EAGLES TOYING WITH TRADING OWENS?


Cowboys coach Bill Parcells (who holds No. 11 and No. 20) surely would swap one of those picks for a player who can make an impact in Tuna's final season in Dallas, but it's hard to fathom the Eagles sending T.O. to a team they place twice a year.


Obviously, this guy has it straight from BP, if he knows it is his last season, then he knows all about our trades and draft. I don't think even ESPN's anti-bias Cowboy reporting could have said this.

[phildominator]

This is horrible and how unfounded this rumor is. It's ok to speculate and let your imagination run, but PFT subtely passes this off like it's realistic.

It's trash like this that makes me sometimes question freedom of the press, or at least our education system.

[big dog cowboy]

I just can't see the Eagles letting TO go like that. I suppose it could happen. They could always bring back Freddie "I want to thank my hands" Mitchell. :D

[Crown Royal]

Well fan of the team that cant figure out how to win a Super Bowl T.O. could stay a Eagle but he could also hold out to. This is gonna be fun to watch.

Oh and just one question. How did it feel to lose that SB by just 3 points. Just think 3 points that had to hurt. So close but you still lost. Dayum that was a sweet. Still cant win it.


Oh and just to remind you.

Cowboys 5

Eagles 0

Does it hurt you to know that 2 eagles fans contribute more to this board than you, a Cowboys fan? They present logical arguments, but you enjoy bantering with nonsense about superbowl wins that are in no way relative to the subject at hand.

I mean, AJM and Pheonix Talon are nothing but courteous, logical, and intelligent in their football opinions, while you insist upon posting a generic empty trophy case that we have all seen.

Last I saw, they called the situation, based on their knowledge, nonsense, and AJM even gave a hypothetical that would cause him to SUPPORT the trade, but your witty response was a babbling post regarding their inability to win Super Bowls, which, as far as I know, only concerns you in this thread.

Perhaps your lurking would be better suited in the smack talk zone.

[Wolverine]

Does it hurt you to know that 2 eagles fans contribute more to this board than you, a Cowboys fan? They present logical arguments, but you enjoy bantering with nonsense about superbowl wins that are in no way relative to the subject at hand.

I mean, AJM and Pheonix Talon are nothing but courteous, logical, and intelligent in their football opinions, while you insist upon posting a generic empty trophy case that we have all seen.

Last I saw, they called the situation, based on their knowledge, nonsense, and AJM even gave a hypothetical that would cause him to SUPPORT the trade, but your witty response was a babbling post regarding their inability to win Super Bowls, which, as far as I know, only concerns you in this thread.

Perhaps your lurking would be better suited in the smack talk zone.



Nobody told you to read my posts so thats your prob not mine.

[Phoenix-Talon]

Nobody told you to read my posts so thats your prob not mine.

I believe you're profile is one of having fun; at the expense what you believe to be an Eagles' team that has not one a single championship (hence; your empty trophy case picture). If you weren't so spiteful, I probably would have told you this a long time among wolverine ...you're wrong about the one thing you pride yourself on ridiculing the Eagles about.

The Eagles trophy case does have NFL Championship Trophies! Since you like to focus on your historic accomplishments (5 - NFL Chapionships), here's a taste of Eagle history just for you ...

The first "Championship" game in the NFL was played indoors at Chicago Stadium due to a snowstorm in 1932. However, weather would never again play a force in the movement or the cancellation of a championship game. The weather has, nevertheless, played a crucial role in numerous championships over the years. The "Ice Bowl" is considered by many to be the "greatest game ever played", due to the aura and mystique surrounding Lambeau Field in the extreme frostbitten conditions on New Years Eve, 1967 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The Eagles captured three NFL titles from 1948 to 1960, earning consecutive crowns in 1948 and 1949 under head coach Earle “Greasy” Neale. His potent offensive squad starred future Hall of Fame members end Pete Pihos, halfback Steve Van Buren, and center Chuck Bednarik, who also played linebacker for the defensive unit.

Led by wide receiver Harold Carmichael and quarterback Ron Jaworski, Philadelphia played in Super Bowl XV in 1981 but lost to the Oakland Raiders. The Eagles qualified for the playoffs six times from 1988 to 1996, with lineups starring wide receiver Fred Barnett, quarterback Randall Cunningham, running backs Herschel Walker and Ricky Watters, and defensive end Reggie White.

As you must know by now, the Eagles lost Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005 to the New England Patriots.

By my calculation (and Eagle fans don't usually dwell in the past; maybe it's too painful :o ), the Eagles' Trophy case is far from empty -- we have at least three NFL Championship trophies; not to mention NFC Championship trophies).

I can only guess what your response to this breaking news will be wolverine. Viewing your traditional Posts, you couldn't have know any of this information.

Caveat: I am not trying to make any comparison with the great accomplishments of the Cowbotz. Just wanted the record straight regarding the empty trophy case dilema.

[PullMyFinger]

Thanks for pointing that out Phoenix.

Never thought of it that way, that means the lions, browns, and i think the cardinals would have trophies too.

[Hostile]

I believe you're profile is one of having fun; at the expense what you believe to be an Eagles' team that has not one a single championship (hence; your empty trophy case picture). If you weren't so spiteful, I probably would have told you this a long time among wolverine ...you're wrong about the one thing you pride yourself on ridiculing the Eagles about.

The Eagles trophy case does have NFL Championship Trophies! Since you like to focus on your historic accomplishments (5 - NFL Chapionships), here's a taste of Eagle history just for you ...

The first "Championship" game in the NFL was played indoors at Chicago Stadium due to a snowstorm in 1932. However, weather would never again play a force in the movement or the cancellation of a championship game. The weather has, nevertheless, played a crucial role in numerous championships over the years. The "Ice Bowl" is considered by many to be the "greatest game ever played", due to the aura and mystique surrounding Lambeau Field in the extreme frostbitten conditions on New Years Eve, 1967 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The Eagles captured three NFL titles from 1948 to 1960, earning consecutive crowns in 1948 and 1949 under head coach Earle “Greasy” Neale. His potent offensive squad starred future Hall of Fame members end Pete Pihos, halfback Steve Van Buren, and center Chuck Bednarik, who also played linebacker for the defensive unit.

Led by wide receiver Harold Carmichael and quarterback Ron Jaworski, Philadelphia played in Super Bowl XV in 1981 but lost to the Oakland Raiders. The Eagles qualified for the playoffs six times from 1988 to 1996, with lineups starring wide receiver Fred Barnett, quarterback Randall Cunningham, running backs Herschel Walker and Ricky Watters, and defensive end Reggie White.

As you must know by now, the Eagles lost Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005 to the New England Patriots.

By my calculation (and Eagle fans don't usually dwell in the past; maybe it's too painful :o ), the Eagles' Trophy case is far from empty -- we have at least three NFL Championship trophies; not to mention NFC Championship trophies).

I can only guess what your response to this breaking news will be wolverine. Viewing your traditional Posts, you couldn't have know any of this information.

Caveat: I am not trying to make any comparison with the great accomplishments of the Cowbotz. Just wanted the record straight regarding the empty trophy case dilema.Not busting your chops, just curious. Are any of those NFL Championships in your lifetime?

[Phoenix-Talon]

Not busting your chops, just curious. Are any of those NFL Championships in your lifetime?

I haven't yet experienced the victory of an NFL Championship. It must be an awesome feeling. Heck, I feel awesome just having experienced my team making it to the Super Bowl.

Just in case you were busting my chops ...:p:

http://eagles.hosttown.com/uploads/av-4918.jpg

[Doomsday101]

When a team has 2 1st rd picks the media will speculate on every deal out there involving that team no matter how far fetched it may be.

[SA_Gunslinger]

And for the record I would love to trade him for a top fifteen and second round pick.


i find that very hard to believe.

i think you're just saying that to cover your butt in the highly unlikely case that they do trade him.

[SA_Gunslinger]

The Eagles trophy case does have [b]NFL Championship Trophies!



sorry....everybody knows lombardi trophies are the only ones that matter.

but have fun w/ your 1940's whatever.

[ravidubey]

This article is pure speculation. The Eagles would be mindless to trade Terrell Owens at this point.

[Phoenix-Talon]

sorry....everybody knows lombardi trophies are the only ones that matter.but have fun w/ your 1940's whatever.

Are you joking? You must be if you think Lombardi pre-dates the NFL! Besides, there's a technical point being made that you have a problem accepting. Get over it.

By the way, when did the Cowzboyz obtain their very first NFL Championship? I don't know because I'm not a Cowzboyz fan -- but surely you as a dedicated Cowzboyz fan should know (without help from other knowledgeable fans -- let him stand up on his on feet).

Get back to me on the information phillycowboyslover.

[dbair1967]

By the way, when did the Cowzboyz obtain their very first NFL Championship? I don't know because I'm not a Cowzboyz fan -- but surely you as a dedicated Cowzboyz fan should know (without help from other knowledgeable fans -- let him stand up on his on feet).

.

Dallas made their first superbowl in 1970 (they lost 16-13 to the Colts) then won the super bowl the following yr against Miami...they also lost super bowls 10 and 13 to Pittsburgh (both times by 4pts) and beat Denver in super bowl 12...I'm assuming you knew Dallas won 3 championships in the 90's

David

[dbair1967]

Dallas made their first superbowl in 1970 (they lost 16-13 to the Colts) then won the super bowl the following yr against Miami...they also lost super bowls 10 and 13 to Pittsburgh (both times by 4pts) and beat Denver in super bowl 12...I'm assuming you knew Dallas won 3 championships in the 90's

David

oops P-T...should have read all your post...oh well

David

[SA_Gunslinger]

Are you joking? You must be if you think Lombardi pre-dates the NFL! Besides, there's a technical point being made that you have a problem accepting. Get over it.

Get back to me on the information phillycowboyslover.

are YOU joking?

if you were even alive back then to care (which i doubt you were) that makes you about 70 years old at least.

come onnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn!!!!!!

looks like david beat me, but come on man, even if i didn't know, which i do, any moron can find that info on www.dallascowboys.com

next.

[Phoenix-Talon]

=phillycowboyslover]are YOU joking? looks like david beat me, but come on man...

No, I'm not joking! My compliments to David -- good try, you can close. But the Cowboyz very first NFL Championship win (read my post again) was not repeat not in 1971 ...

it was January 16, 1972!


I'm not suggesting that you were counting On another knowledgeable fan to answer for you, however ...:rolleyes:

[Wolverine]

I believe you're profile is one of having fun; at the expense what you believe to be an Eagles' team that has not one a single championship (hence; your empty trophy case picture). If you weren't so spiteful, I probably would have told you this a long time among wolverine ...you're wrong about the one thing you pride yourself on ridiculing the Eagles about.

The Eagles trophy case does have NFL Championship Trophies! Since you like to focus on your historic accomplishments (5 - NFL Chapionships), here's a taste of Eagle history just for you ...

The first "Championship" game in the NFL was played indoors at Chicago Stadium due to a snowstorm in 1932. However, weather would never again play a force in the movement or the cancellation of a championship game. The weather has, nevertheless, played a crucial role in numerous championships over the years. The "Ice Bowl" is considered by many to be the "greatest game ever played", due to the aura and mystique surrounding Lambeau Field in the extreme frostbitten conditions on New Years Eve, 1967 in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The Eagles captured three NFL titles from 1948 to 1960, earning consecutive crowns in 1948 and 1949 under head coach Earle “Greasy” Neale. His potent offensive squad starred future Hall of Fame members end Pete Pihos, halfback Steve Van Buren, and center Chuck Bednarik, who also played linebacker for the defensive unit.

Led by wide receiver Harold Carmichael and quarterback Ron Jaworski, Philadelphia played in Super Bowl XV in 1981 but lost to the Oakland Raiders. The Eagles qualified for the playoffs six times from 1988 to 1996, with lineups starring wide receiver Fred Barnett, quarterback Randall Cunningham, running backs Herschel Walker and Ricky Watters, and defensive end Reggie White.

As you must know by now, the Eagles lost Super Bowl XXXIX in 2005 to the New England Patriots.

By my calculation (and Eagle fans don't usually dwell in the past; maybe it's too painful :o ), the Eagles' Trophy case is far from empty -- we have at least three NFL Championship trophies; not to mention NFC Championship trophies).

I can only guess what your response to this breaking news will be wolverine. Viewing your traditional Posts, you couldn't have know any of this information.

Caveat: I am not trying to make any comparison with the great accomplishments of the Cowbotz. Just wanted the record straight regarding the empty trophy case dilema.



Those uhhm Championships are not as good as Super Bowl. If the NFL thought those were as good as Super Bowls then they would have done something to keep the name the same. But the fact is Cowboys 5 Eagles 0. Your championships are not as good as a Super Bowl.

[Phoenix-Talon]

Those uhhm Championships are not as good as Super Bowl. If the NFL thought those were as good as Super Bowls then they would have done something to keep the name the same. But the fact is Cowboys 5 Eagles 0. Your championships are not as good as a Super Bowl.

Sad attempt to skirt the point! What part of "Championship" do you not understand? Eagles 3 Championships!

[trickblue]

Sad attempt to skirt the point! What part of "Championship" do you not understand? Eagles 3 Championships!

Well you can add your three NFL/NFC Championships... if we can add our 8... :D

[Phoenix-Talon]

Well you can add your three NFL/NFC Championships... if we can add our 8... :D

Sounds good to me:)

[trickblue]

Sounds good to me:)

So that gives us 13... in the modern era... ;)

[Wolverine]

Sad attempt to skirt the point! What part of "Championship" do you not understand? Eagles 3 Championships!



What part of 0 Super Bowls dont you understand. If those Championships were as good as a Super Bowl then the Eagles would be known as 3 time Super Bowl champs but your not. Im right.

And 1960. Oh my that was like wow before my dad was even born. And again your championships are not as good as a Super Bowl.

[Phoenix-Talon]

So that gives us 13... in the modern era... ;)

You must mean as recent as 2001?:D