(06-07-2019, 09:00 AM)JackCity Wrote:

(06-07-2019, 08:25 AM)dennisp3 Wrote: As a backup you don't get too work with the ones in training camp and during the season.  Yet when he goes down you take the team to the super bowl and win the game securing the MVP position and you consider him an average/low end starter, come on man!  Stats are like whipped cream on sh#t  they look good but I don't want to eat it. I know a lot of philly fans did not want to lose this so called average/low end starter.

Of course lots of Philly fans didn't wanna lose him, he won the city a SB as a backup! 

Unfortunately there's more to a career than two games, or even 1 season. He's 30 years old with 1.5 good seasons to his name, he's never played more than 13 games in a year, and only played over 10 twice. When he shows me he's not in the that tier ill believe it

How quickly people forget how wrong that season after his 27-2 season went, or even wronger the following season with the Rams went. We have no clue which Foles we're going to get. His baseline is a little below average, but he could be as high as the 10-15 range for QBs or we could be right back with a bottom 5 QB pretty easily.

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