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Eagles Announce Off-Season Dates
Posted by: Grant Dovey | May 8, 2006
Today, the Philadelphia Eagles have announced there full off-season schedule beginning with the start of mini-camp this Friday.
From Friday, May 12th until Monday, May 15th, the Philadelphia Eagles will hold there annual mini-camp. The 2006 draft picks will arrive at 1:30pm on Friday and the camp will close with Andy Reid speaking on Monday at 12:00pm. «FULL STORY»
Refs Did in Seattle
Posted by: | February 8, 2006
It’s not supposed to be this way. People sit in front of their television sets or pay good money for seats to watch the players on the field decide the outcome of a game. Far too often this postseason, the NFL referees have been a focal point of discussion following a game. Three weeks ago, after Pittsburgh held on to upset Indianapolis, Steelers Joey Porter was unhappy about the overturning of Troy Polamalu's fourth-quarter interception that would have made the game a relatively easy Pittsburgh win. Believing that the league favored Peyton Manning and the Colts to win, Porter publicly criticized the game officials, asking them not to "take the game from us." Think the outspoken Porter is singing the same tune now? The officials who performed well enough throughout the season to earn the opportunity of working Super Bowl XL performed Sunday as though they were trying to make it up to the Steelers by giving them the game -- not just any game, but the biggest game. And, yes, this time the other guys, the Seahawks, cried conspiracy, only not quite as loudly as Porter.
Today, the Philadelphia Eagles have announced there full off-season schedule beginning with the start of mini-camp this Friday.
It’s not supposed to be this way. People sit in front of their television sets or pay good money for seats to watch the players on the field decide the outcome of a game. Far too often this postseason, the NFL referees have been a focal point of discussion following a game. Three weeks ago, after Pittsburgh held on to upset Indianapolis, Steelers Joey Porter was unhappy about the overturning of Troy Polamalu's fourth-quarter interception that would have made the game a relatively easy Pittsburgh win. Believing that the league favored Peyton Manning and the Colts to win, Porter publicly criticized the game officials, asking them not to "take the game from us." Think the outspoken Porter is singing the same tune now? The officials who performed well enough throughout the season to earn the opportunity of working Super Bowl XL performed Sunday as though they were trying to make it up to the Steelers by giving them the game -- not just any game, but the biggest game. And, yes, this time the other guys, the Seahawks, cried conspiracy, only not quite as loudly as Porter. 
