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To: Big Dog who wrote (980)	1/24/2004 4:35:06 PM
From: Robert F. Newton	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1082

I'd be surprised to see TO in Eagle green but I'll be a bit miffed if Reid doesn't attempt to upgrade the wideout. Personally, I don't want TO. He's a cancer that this team doesn't need. They'll probably look at Darrell Jackson (from Seattle). He's got speed but runs questionable patterns and has aa tendency to drop. I'd like to see them take a run at Justin McCareins from the Titans. He's a restricted free agent but he would fit in well with the Eagles scheme.

To: Big Dog who wrote (980)	1/26/2004 11:26:55 AM
From: Fredman	Respond to of 1082

Depends on who else wants TO, and how much $$$ you can get him for. And, as one guy said on the radio: what will you do when TO starts criticizing McNabb like he did Garcia ?

To: Big Dog who wrote (980)	1/28/2004 12:35:18 AM
From: LTK007	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 1082

The key here is McNabb himself said he would like T.O. on Eagles team. McNabb is the Eagles QB until McNabb retires. The entire future of Eagles is to get quality talent tools for him to work with. A Westbrook , Owens combination would put fear in the opposition. Westbrook, Freddie,Owens, T.J.Smith , Buckhalter, Ritchie would form a core that can win superbowls if they can keep the defense up to par. What we had on field against Panthers--Pinkston,Thrash, Freddie, Staley,Smith, Ritchie and Buckhalter adds up to the big dud we got. I can see Thrash as a #3 or 4, plus a kick returner. Pinkston, Manning could move him anyway he wanted to---hard fact he is, one , too skinny, he does not have great hands, and he doesn't run good routes. He works hard, he's a good kid, but this is the NFL. I have seen enough of Pinkston to try to get a #5 pick, but probably no one would want him for anything but someone to pick off on the waivers list. I am hoping this week that America recognize the Troy Brown and Ty Law should end up in the Hall of Fame:) Go Pats.