crimsonfloyd
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Because they can't just blow people off the ball. The Eagles offensive design forces people to play the whole field and play reactive defense. That edge goes away as the field shrinks. Philly doesn't blow people off the line, they redirect, as in let them come - and go right past where they needed to be. It's a solid strategy between the 20s.
Agreed. I think they have the personnel to succeed in the redzone, but they need to change up the scheme.
I'm sorry I don't have every jersey number on the Eagles memorized. One sack doesn't warrant some sort of special attention, and Cox had been considered a potential bust before this year. IIRC the broadcasters spent much more time talking about Barwin and Cole.
I'm sorry if you aren't informed read some articles or something before speaking. It's naive to act like he didn't have a great game simply because you weren't paying attention. Everyone is saying Cox had a dominant game. And no, he was never a borderline bust. He's been starting since day one and has shown flashes during his first two seasons, but this is the first year he's played at an elite level. And next time you're watching the Eagles, keep an eye on him; he's the best player on the defense.