Eagles' attitudes may be changing

**this article basically slams donovan, once again the media takes what he says & runs with it** having a bad day, morning whatever-vent it here, cuz all i could do was laugh when i read this, re hash. nothing like taking positive vibes & turning them all into negatives......some never learn-enjoy smashin it!!!

In past offseasons, attendance at coach Andy Reid's voluntary Eagles minicamps was at or close to 100 percent. Veterans had always felt their presence was required in order to set the tone for a more efficient training camp, paving the way for deep playoff runs year after year. Don't be surprised if that red-hot climate cools a bit this year, the second straight in which the Eagles traded away their first-round pick in the NFL Draft despite missing the playoffs in two of the last three seasons. Most of the non-rookies were extra careful with their comments during last weekend's mandatory minicamp, as if they were wary of blurting out something the front office might not want to hear. Such as their real feelings. Quarterback Donovan McNabb, better than even money to be entering his final season in Philadelphia, was asked point-blank if the team's offseason changes were to his liking. Let's just say he misquoted himself in the response. "It wasn't to my likeness," he said. "It was for the team. It's hard to put pressure on these young guys coming in because you wouldn't throw them into the fire like that. I think it's good that we have our guys back healthy and we can all get out there and those young guys can contribute where they are. And for veterans, I think it's an important season for us." Other than the first sentence, which McNabb later revised to "it wasn't about my liking," the response had nothing to do with the question.

CLICK & SMASH !!!! picture is of donovan smiling like he always does & kicken this reporter right in the a$$ lol!!!