TMD, you keep citing Cosell as if he is out there saying Nick Foles is a bad QB. Cosell has stated that he doesn't see any glaring issues with Foles, but needs a larger sample size to decide if he is for real. Also, you act like Cosell is the only analyst with an opinion. Here is an article from Robert Mays- an Editor over at Grantland. (Grantland, to me, is the most reputable sports news site out there).

 

http://www.grantland.com/blog/the-triang...s-for-real

 

"Anyone skeptical of those numbers pointed to two things. The first was that Foles’s gaudy season-long figures were buoyed by a once-in-a-lifetime, seven-touchdown game against the Raiders. The second was that this streak came against teams ranked 23rd, 25th, and 29th in pass-defense DVOA. Yesterday was a chance to render at least the second point moot, with Foles facing Arizona and its second-ranked defense (third against the pass)."

 

Against Arizona, Foles threw for 21-34 for 237 yards and 3 touchdowns.

 

"Foles’s lack of overall running ability may shrink some parts of Kelly’s playbook, but yesterday, his ability as a passer showed how other areas can be expanded. Tight end Zach Ertz, the Eagles’ second-round pick this year, had his best game of the season against Arizona, and Foles has turned Riley Cooper into a legitimate receiving threat. His ability to read and manipulate defenses has added a new dimension to the Eagles’ passing game."

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