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Message: [QUOTE="Hankster, post: 1949533, member: 906"] I also had that" here comes a loss feeling". Eagles had nothing to lose. Revenge from the first game. I knew when the Giant had the ball off the opening kick off, ran for 7 yards, 2nd and three, and could not do it. Seriously that was the indicator to me. Eagles always give the Gmen problems no matter what record. I am not a fair weather fan. Letme see, Del Shofner, Joe Walton, Joe Morrison, Y.A., Charlie Connerly, Alex Webster as running back and later coached. Andy Robustelli, Sam Huff ,Erich Barnes , Jerry Hillebarnd. I can go on and on. Does that make me a subject matter expert? No, not at all. However, the decline of Eli is noticeable. Lost count how many times he threw into double coverage. Yes a couple of Super Bowls. Next week he may be a hero. Who knows. However in any sport or business" The "what have you done lately" phrase sticks to mind. I hope the front office knows it may be time to look for Quarterbacks next draft season. Eli has given we fans a great run. No argument. However, I cannot excuse his play because of a great past. Everyone has an opinion. This is mine. I am not a Dallas fan at all. However I like this kid Shepard. He brings a couple of things to the table. Rifle arm and could scramble for the first down. The up and down play is frustrating to say the least from the Giants offense. The defense is doing the job. They are not getting any support. Sad. [/QUOTE]