I ask the question because I know that after a slow season last year, there are certain Eagles fans that are left doubting that Reggie will develop into a consistent threat on the outside.
Brown is a work in progress and at times has shown some serious talent (October 15, 2006, 60 YD TD Pass (@NO), DM5 to Brown and November 11, 2007 45 YD TD Pass (@WAS), DM5 to Brown to name a couple). The latter is pictured below. I was at that game, in the nosebleeds behind that endzone and will always remember the move Reggie made to grab that pass, it was unbelievable. And the former was just a sick play, it was after this play that I became a true Reggie Brown fan. I can def see Donovan and Reggie working hard this offseason to connect with this big play ability more often.
Even though Brown's development and his success has been slow and inconsistent (respectively) I am still optimistic about the future he and DM5 have. As optimistic as I am, there is still a need for a WR on our team. Whether it be a true #1 (unlikely) or a big WR in the draft, I think those are the two types of WR we need to improve our current group.
To summarize, this is just my opinion and an attempt to give you Eagles fans out there some reason to look forward to another season with Reggie Brown as our #1.
For a PE.com perspective on "Downtown" Reggie Brown, check out this link, the article was posted sometime this week.
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/Story.asp?story_id=15221
Original Story:
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/S....
Brown is a work in progress and at times has shown some serious talent (October 15, 2006, 60 YD TD Pass (@NO), DM5 to Brown and November 11, 2007 45 YD TD Pass (@WAS), DM5 to Brown to name a couple). The latter is pictured below. I was at that game, in the nosebleeds behind that endzone and will always remember the move Reggie made to grab that pass, it was unbelievable. And the former was just a sick play, it was after this play that I became a true Reggie Brown fan. I can def see Donovan and Reggie working hard this offseason to connect with this big play ability more often.
Even though Brown's development and his success has been slow and inconsistent (respectively) I am still optimistic about the future he and DM5 have. As optimistic as I am, there is still a need for a WR on our team. Whether it be a true #1 (unlikely) or a big WR in the draft, I think those are the two types of WR we need to improve our current group.
To summarize, this is just my opinion and an attempt to give you Eagles fans out there some reason to look forward to another season with Reggie Brown as our #1.
For a PE.com perspective on "Downtown" Reggie Brown, check out this link, the article was posted sometime this week.
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/Story.asp?story_id=15221
Original Story:
http://www.philadelphiaeagles.com/news/S....
