Eagles Question?

[Genetic Jackhammer]

Who would be the #1 WR there. Reggie Brown has really stepped it up in Stallworth's absense.Stallworth was the man the 1st 2 games of the year. Who would owners prefer to have this week and for the rest of the season??

[Avernus]

there isn't a #1...it's whoever makes best of their opportunity..

[Scourge]

there isn't a #1...it's whoever makes best of their opportunity..

 

 

To expand on Avernus' response, there really is no #1, #2 reciever in the Eagles' version of the WCO. There is X and Y recievers. McNabb spreads the ball around. Look at this situation kind of like last years Bengals where either CJ or TJ could go off, sometimes both of them.

[i_am_the_swammi]

To expand on Avernus' response, there really is no #1, #2 reciever in the Eagles' version of the WCO. There is X and Y recievers. McNabb spreads the ball around. Look at this situation kind of like last years Bengals where either CJ or TJ could go off, sometimes both of them.

 

 

+1

 

Look at the Eagle's WRs the same way you'd view Boldin/Fitz, Harrison/Wayne, CJ/Housh, etc....both Stallworth and Brown should see plenty of looks.

 

While I don't anticipate the pace continuing all season, McNabb is currently on track to throw for 4900+ yards, which would be 2nd all-time to only Marino's record setting year in 1984.

 

Point is, there should be plenty of fantasy production to go around. And with the likes of Washington (twice), Tennessee, Dallas, Indy and the Giants still left on the schedule, all of which possess no better than average pass defenses, the going doesn't look that difficult.