NFL's best organizations
 

Skins are ranked higher than you may think

[url=http://espn.go.com/blog/nfceast/post/_/id/14498/best-organization-in-the-beast]Best organization in the Beast? - NFC East Blog - ESPN[/url]

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Your right I would have thought we would be around the mid to late 20's

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Eagles at #6 is a joke.

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Funny post below the article in regards to Adam's list.

[B][I]I very much care about this guy's list. So much so, I thought you might like some more lists from this dude.

Here are excerpts from his other lists:

top three foods of all time according to him: #1 PBJ's #2 anything from the Olive Garden #3 pizza

Top three bands according to this guy: #1 REO Speedwagon #2 Toto #3 Zeppelin

I hope this doesn't start anymore arguments like "how can anyone put REO Speedwagon in front of Toto?" [/I][/B]

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[quote=Buster;704657]Eagles at #6 is a joke.[/quote]

Why? I don't like the Eagles but they seem to find a way into the playoffs about every year.

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Recognized and respected names do draw attention, there's no loss for a talking point

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Wonder how that compares to last year

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This is a joke. These are perception rankings and have nothing to do with how the organization is doing on the field.

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[quote=irish;704713]This is a joke. These are perception rankings and have nothing to do with how the organization is doing on the field.[/quote]

Of course. And if they had put the Skins in the bottom 5 you'd be singing the author's praises.

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[quote=irish;704713]This is a joke. These are perception rankings and have nothing to do with how the organization is doing on the field.[/quote]

Congrats for figuring that out on your own.

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We rank franchises 1 to 32 based upon: [B]Owner, front office, head coach, coaching staff, QB and "intangibles," -- a combo of fan support, facilities, stadium and PR.[/B] Teams were scored 1 (lowest) to 10 (Peyton Manning) in each group. Last year, Saints coach Sean Payton (pictured) disagreed with his grade, saying: "You don't even take the 5.5 home from the bar after midnight!" Good news, Coach, your score improved with the Super Bowl win. [B]Reminder, [/B][I][B]this is NOT a power ranking[/B].[/I] Let the debate begin ...

[url=http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/lists/NFL-football-organization-franchise-rankings-2010#sport=NFL&photo=11237150]Ranking every NFL franchise from 1 to 32[/url]
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[quote=irish;704713]This is a joke. These are perception rankings and have nothing to do with how the organization is doing on the field.[/quote]

Agreed , all you need to do is look in the Eagels trophy case at their Lombardi trophies an...........what......really....nevermind .

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[quote=Mattyk;704719]Congrats for figuring that out on your own.[/quote]

I saw that but it sure didnt sound like those that posted before me did so thanks for pointing that out to them.

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^ Nothing personal, yours just struck me as the most obvious example of not reading the article.

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[quote=irish;704832]I saw that but it sure didnt sound like those that posted before me did so thanks for pointing that out to them.[/quote]


I fully got it, I think it was just you who didn't, nice try though!

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Oh how nice, we're 11th...now if we can get rid of Snyder we might be top 5.

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It seems fair. I think the eagles are that high due to their success in the last decade & a very disciplined front office & coaching staff in terms of sticking to their biz plan. They've been able to consistently win at a pretty low price.

The eagles are different now as Roseman is the GM. supposedly he put his stamp on things by trading McNabb, which he'd lobbied for the last year, and trading up to get the DE/OLB from michigan. This could be a very different eagles team in a couple years, maybe one that will gamble in free agency & look to make more deals for big name players. We'll see how that works out. It's too early to tell, but this offseason we may have become the more fiscally conservative team in the nfc east.

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Well week whatever is closed, so I'll put this here.
Adam_Schefter

Eagles announced they have agreed to terms with 2010 draft picks CB Trevard Lindley, LB Jamar Chaney, DT Jeff Owens and S Kurt Coleman.

Eagles have signed 5 of their 13 draft picks