Andy Reid’s Winning Philosophy Has Eagles on the Edge of Greatness

November 17, 2010   ·   ryan lucas   ·   Jump to comments

The argument started to feel as redundant as the chicken vs. the egg here in Philadelphia.
Who was more responsible for the Eagles constant success in the last decade: Quarterback Donovan McNabb or head coach Andy Reid?
That question was dissected, discussed and argued from every angle to the point where beating a dead horse seemed like a fresh idea. Finally following the 2009 season, the Eagles traded McNabb and the question stood a chance to gain some clarity.
Ten weeks into the 2010 season and the question has not only gained clarity, it has been answered in resounding fashion: Andy Reid is the glue that holds the Eagles together in the rough patches.
He is the mastermind behind their continued success, the maestro of player personnel. It amazes me when I tune into one of the local AM sports stations here in Philadelphia and continue to hear fans call for Reid’s head.
What has happened here?
Have some of the Eagles fans grown too accustomed to win...

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