Ah, Terrell Eldorado Owens. The great hope of the longsuffering Eagles fans who arrived by trade in time for the 2004 season. He was finally going to solve years of mediocre to terrible WR play (seriously, check out this list of stiffs that Birds fans endured in the early years of the Andy Reid era). Owens had proven himself to be a premier playmaker in San Francisco and after increasing dissatisfaction there, forced his way to Philadelphia to team with Donovan McNabb. Firewo

Usually I come out with this article sometime shortly after the draft but one of the reasons I waited was to see how the AJ Brown situation got resolved. Well, that's been done for some time now, so let's get to it. With camp about three weeks away, let's jump right in with some grades and commentary for the offseason's biggest storylines (starting with the bad news): Lost Jeff Stoutland due to philosophical differences over offensive system: F - - -. It's really difficult to

CLICK HERE if you're interested in reading the "What went wrong?" version of this column. Losing an embarrassing playoff game in the wake of a frustrating season is no way to defend your Super Bowl championship, but no matter how bitter the taste of last season might be, there were plenty of positives, some of which set Philly up pretty well for the future: Philly won 11 games despite a brutal schedule. A quick review of the Eagles' schedule reveals "only" six games against e