Heads:
Terrell Owens comes to Philadelphia and plays like he can. That means he's a touchdown machine, a threat to every team, and one reocurring dream that McNabb kept having finally came true. D-M AC to T.O. becomes the newest catch phrase, and the Eagles make it to their 4th consecutive NFC Championship game before getting blown out again.
Tails:
Things start well, but when the Eagles get off to a slow start, Terrell Owens brief 'friendly' facade fades and Mr. Owen's attitude starts to sour. The lack of a legitimate target opposite of Owens means he's facing the same ghosts he was haunted by in San Francisco, double-teams. Terrell realizes that although McNabb is a bigger name, and has tasted more success than Jeff Garcia, that he is actually a worse QB statistically. McNabb, who has a worse career completion %, TD/INT ratio, and a QB rating, gets ripped openly by Terrell in the media after T.O. is getting the ball about as much as Keyshawn did when he left for Tampa Bay. The team's run first and just win mentally doesn't seem to please Owens and a new sentiment is started to be felt in the Eagles locker room which hasn't been there in past NFC championship season, lack of chemistry.
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Believe it or not, even if the coin lands on Heads first, the coin will always end on tails with these types of players. The Keyshawn Johnson's, Allen Iverson's, Tracy McGrady's and Mike Comrie's care more about themselves than the team. If things are going well, then they will be quiet, but as soon as the situation dims, I can assure these guys will be the first to complain.
Terrell Owens comes to Philadelphia and plays like he can. That means he's a touchdown machine, a threat to every team, and one reocurring dream that McNabb kept having finally came true. D-M AC to T.O. becomes the newest catch phrase, and the Eagles make it to their 4th consecutive NFC Championship game before getting blown out again.
Tails:
Things start well, but when the Eagles get off to a slow start, Terrell Owens brief 'friendly' facade fades and Mr. Owen's attitude starts to sour. The lack of a legitimate target opposite of Owens means he's facing the same ghosts he was haunted by in San Francisco, double-teams. Terrell realizes that although McNabb is a bigger name, and has tasted more success than Jeff Garcia, that he is actually a worse QB statistically. McNabb, who has a worse career completion %, TD/INT ratio, and a QB rating, gets ripped openly by Terrell in the media after T.O. is getting the ball about as much as Keyshawn did when he left for Tampa Bay. The team's run first and just win mentally doesn't seem to please Owens and a new sentiment is started to be felt in the Eagles locker room which hasn't been there in past NFC championship season, lack of chemistry.
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Believe it or not, even if the coin lands on Heads first, the coin will always end on tails with these types of players. The Keyshawn Johnson's, Allen Iverson's, Tracy McGrady's and Mike Comrie's care more about themselves than the team. If things are going well, then they will be quiet, but as soon as the situation dims, I can assure these guys will be the first to complain.
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