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With the WRs struggling all day to make plays, WR Reggie Brown was the lone exception. Reggie yet again had himself a great day in week 6, catching 6 passes for 121 yards with a TD as well as adding a rushing TD to his day. A great effort by #86. |
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For the second week in a row, CB Lito Sheppard has made the list. Lito helped neutralize what was a questionable secondary with his solid play and 1INT. |
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Even though the offensive line struggled in week 6 with holding calls and missed blocks, RG Todd Herremans looked pretty good picking up the slack for the underperforming William Thomas. |
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As much as Eagles fans love MLB Jeremiah Trotter, you can't be too pleased with his game on Sunday. Trotter was getting beat on the ground and through the air constantly. Trotter is a great and hungry player and you'll see a turn around come next week. |
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SS Michael Lewis must have missed the Dud list becuase he is back once again. Lewis had one play that probably cost the Eagles the game in which he once again got fooled on a play that no one else was fooled on. Lewis accepts responsibility for his poor play, but he's too important to keep messing up. |
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WR Hank Baskett set high standards for himself following his great game last week. This week, however. Baskett dropped nearly every pass his way. He is a rookie and things like that will happen, but they shouldn't. |
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KR Dexter Wynn is usually pretty reliable but he had a bad game. Despite being run into by Ryan Moats, Wynn fumbled a kick off and wasn't able to get anything going all day. |
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You have to give QB Donovan McNabb credit. He kept his team in this game and could have won it for him were it not for Andy Reid's clock management and the shaky defense. McNabb had himself what most people could consider a pretty solid game. |
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| DT Darwin Walker has shown a real knack this year for following the ball. Walker showed this skill again in week 6 by getting his first career interception. |
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For the second week in a row, RB Brian Westbrook was a non-factor. Westbrook was stuffed on every touch he had as he left the Eagles scratching their heads. |
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RB Ryan Moats is a tough guy to hate, but he made a real dumb play by running into Dexter Wynn and giving the Saints an easy 6 points that ultimately decided the game. |
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