Vintage
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Phoenix-Talon said:That ...I cannot deny ...but not owned! Now how many "pwned!!!" equal an ownership?
You do know that pwn=own?
Pwned=owned?
Phoenix-Talon said:That ...I cannot deny ...but not owned! Now how many "pwned!!!" equal an ownership?
superpunk said:...While relatively healthy.
Phoenix-Talon said:Is that like being a little pregnant? Listen, we had injuries throughout our team even before McNabb.
Phoenix-Talon said:Is that like being a little pregnant? Listen, we had injuries throughout our team even before McNabb. And don't forget about other disruptions that plagued the lockerroom!
5Stars said:If your suggestiong the T.O. disruption, then, that just proves that your coach, organizaton, and team is mentally weak!
Phoenix-Talon said:Is that like being a little pregnant? Listen, we had injuries throughout our team even before McNabb. And don't forget about other disruptions that plagued the lockerroom!
stasheroo said:Before you spout off nonsense like this post, please at least try to have your facts straight. You obviously don't know what you're talking about and then when called on it, you try to change the "rules" of your original post tio fit your foolish contention.
TheSport78 said:injuries are a part of the game Phoenix-talon...thats like saying your two wins over Dallas in 2004 don't count ...i could say that when you blew us out on MNF in 04' that it wasn't fair because we had nate jones and jacques reeves starting at CB in their rookie seasons covering Terrell Owens...injuries are a part of the NFL and regards to the 33-10 whooping last year, that's as close as full strength as it was for your team last year. i can't recall any major injuries from the week 5 W for Dallas
Being owned it subjective. Most people consider losing 33-10 being owned in that game. If you are using "owned" over several seasons, you should have specified that in your opening post and defined what you believe "being owned" is to you.Phoenix-Talon said:This is probably the second most logical comment in the thred ...yours is a fair argument. But it doesn't rule out that one season doesn't dictate ownership.
Injuries are sometimes unavoidable. But when key players (qbs, WR, playmakers in general) are taken down due to injury you don't use that as a measurement to determine the opponents strengths.
Let me give you an analogy ...when one team "upsets" a better team (a team that is expected to win over another because of previous performances, meetings, etc), you can't use that upset as a barometer to determine dominance.
Maybe if you continue with this garbage, we'll all forget what the original post said, no?Phoenix-Talon said:This is probably the second most logical comment in the thred ...yours is a fair argument. But it doesn't rule out that one season doesn't dictate ownership.
ORIGINAL POST said:Reflecting back to 2005, I can't honestly accept that anyone in the NFCE actually owned the Philadelphia Eagles! Oh, just about everyone beat us up, slap us, spanked us and beat us down pretty bad -- but you don't own us!
I guess you could argue that owning equates to the scroe board, or sweeping us at your house and at the Linc. However, my interpretation of "owning" goes beyond winning numbers on a score board. In my view, owning a team is a mentality; it's an expectation that two healthy teams met on the grid iron, both evenly matched ...mano-e-mano, your "A" team against our "A" team.
Of course I expect resistence about my perspective. But if your best is injured, you have to send in a replacement, but you don't have expectations that they will perform at the exact same level as your best.
Then they'll be those who'll say ..."a win is a win!" "we got the W," or our team was just a better team! And you know what ...it's absolutely correct! I'm not trying to say that you didn't have better teams in 2005, I'm just saying that you didn't play the best that the Philadelphia Eagles have to offer.
But owning us is something that no one did in 2005. The Cowboys, Commanders & Giants got an easy ride on the 2005 NFCE Regular Season. That said, even in 2005, the way through to the NFCE Championship playoffs came through the Eagles; remember that game where if we won the Cowboys would have made the playoffs ...but the Skins tweaked out (even injured, we gave them a game) a victory.
So, I say to you that aside from what the Skins did in the FA, TO, and anyone else ...the road to the 2006 NFCE Championship playoffs is through a
healthy Philadelphia Eagles!
We're your real test to determine just how tough the NFC-East has really become in the last two years.
Vintage said:That doesn't help our point out any.
We lost to the Raiders. The Eagles won.
You could argue we needed a miracle to beat the Chargers as well.
And we also lost to the Broncos (though, we weren't dominated)
superpunk said:Maybe if you continue with this garbage, we'll all forget what the original post said, no?
All proved bogus, since both the Cowboys and the Commanders played a full strength Eagles team.
Keep those wheels spinning, PT. Just try to prepare a little better next time. We understand. Sometimes things sound alot better in your head, than they do when in print.
That's because some things were meant to stay in your head. Just ssomething to keep in mind.
Vintage said:This really is a stupid, stupid thread.
Phoenix-Talon said:Dayam good points. Those are games that could have placed you guys Into the playoffs.
superpunk said:Maybe if you continue with this garbage, we'll all forget what the original post said, no?
All proved bogus, since both the Cowboys and the Commanders played a full strength Eagles team.
Keep those wheels spinning, PT. Just try to prepare a little better next time. We understand. Sometimes things sound alot better in your head, than they do when in print.
That's because some things were meant to stay in your head. Just ssomething to keep in mind.
5Stars said:PT does not understand that what is in his head right now is "fear"! It's in the back of his head and he does not know it, that is why he makes these kinds of posts, to convince himself, or anyone else that will listen, that it was alright to be everyones whipping boy last year!
superpunk said:Actually, reading it again, I think I understand the purpose of the thread.
To instigate.