As of right now, Chris Polk is the next man up in philly

section_332

I hope he gets a chance

DerekJohnson

+100

MisterEm

He's tanned rested and ready.

RaccoonHarry

He'll do just fine. RBs are plug & play in that offense. What they really need is a QB to make it all happen. Foles, surprisingly, looked like that guy in 2013, not so much last year and then he got hurt. It will be interesting to see if the Eagles can somehow move up to get Mariota. Huge risk in my view but at Oregon they didn't call him big balls Chip for nothing.

Muttzen

My sources are telling me that Philadelphia is going to implode. Chip isn't rubbing the boosters the right way.

HFNY

They need to resign Maclin or else it will be a longer season for whomever the QB is. At least trading McCoy frees up a lot of money for them.

They'll also need to address their OL, I'm sure they'll sign a starter and draft a couple of guys to develop in the 2015 season:

philly.com/philly/blogs/sports/eagles/The-Eagles-have-the-2nd-oldest-OL-in-the-NFL.html

SpoonieLuv

SpoonieLuv

SteveInShelton

After Chip gets DeMarco Murray, Polk will be the #4 back. RB's are underrated again, you can't enter the season with a Chris Polk as your starter.

greenblood

HFNY said:

They need to resign Maclin or else it will be a longer season for whomever the QB is. At least trading McCoy frees up a lot of money for them.

They'll also need to address their OL, I'm sure they'll sign a starter and draft a couple of guys to develop in the 2015 season:

philly.com/philly/blogs/sports/eagles/The-Eagles-have-the-2nd-oldest-OL-in-the-NFL.html

If you need a top flight wide receiver to make your quarterback good, then you need a new quarterback. Quarterbacks can be good despite who they throw the ball to, but receivers are only as good as the quarterback throwing them the football. Simple fact.

Mike Wallace, Santonio Holmes, Deion Branch, Javon Walker, Greg Jennings, Randy Moss are all perfect examples. Big name receivers that moved to shitty quarterbacks during free agency, and were never effective again.