The Ultimate NFL Depth Chart

Personally, as much as I hate to admit it, the Eagles have pretty good depth.

depth with???? coy detmer? thats a joke... or jeff garcia who threw twice as many interceptions as touchdowns in the 6 games he played last season i wouldnt exactly call that reliable

depth with???? coy detmer? thats a joke... or jeff garcia who threw twice as many interceptions as touchdowns in the 6 games he played last season i wouldnt exactly call that reliable

I'd say a career 85.8 QB rating along with 19k passing yards and 126 TD passes makes for a fairly reliable backup QB in a familiar West Coast offense.

yeah but you have to look at what hes done recently, just because his stats of old are good doesnt mean he can still play

I'm glad Joe Gibbs didn't follow that way of thinking and focused on Brunell's 2003 and 2004 stats rather than his overall career performance.

Garcia's numbers have been on a steady decline since his 2002 season, you cant compare those two at all, your argument is irrelvant to the fact that they are two entirely different people just because brunell bounced back doesnt mean garcia is going to

Hopefully, he won't bounce back. I don't really want any NFC east opponent to do well. You can't argue that he won't bounce back without someone countering that he will bounce back. I think it's favorable for him to be back in a West Coast style offense on a well coached team. His decline can attributed to a lot of factors (2003 49ers :doh: , 2004 Browns :doh: , 2005 Lions :doh: ).

Listen, I'm not a Garcia fan but he has already shown that he can play at the NFL level. Find me two or three more current backups that have had a better career than Garcia.

all valid points, i just dont want to believe the eagles are that solid in the posistion

:food-smil

I'd say a career 85.8 QB rating along with 19k passing yards and 126 TD passes makes for a fairly reliable backup QB in a familiar West Coast offense.If Garcia can still play, which I don't know if he can, he's more than capable of McNabb numbers in the west coast.

When I watched the 6:30pm Sportscenter the skins were ranked #3 for Recievers, with only Arizona (WTF?) and Indy ahead of us. This was with Golic, Salsbury, and Schlereth ranking them. Dallas was as #5 and the Giants were at #6. All three were given the Skins pretty heavy props for an awesome offseason...then Wingo had to pipe in with "but the Skins always win in the offseason, it's the field where it counts."

Fu*&in' Tre' ...couldn't let a moment go by without dousing the pro-skins comments.

I didn't see the RB session.