I agree, Flip was a scapegoat for poor decisions. He won't be the last. I agree the line is bad (Remmers may be the only good one), but Cousins is also not a top QB. He is Sam Bradford without the injuries and a little more mobility. He has yet to prove he can beat a good team. He is certainly an upgrade of a game manager, but he won't be elite. He needs a very good team around him, which becomes harder to do when your QB is in town based on the fact that is where he could get the highest salary cap hit rather than sticking where he was drafted and has loyalty. Definitely an issue the front office will have some work to do to properly address - especially if they are unwilling to admit where they failed.

I don't agree. Jones may be a physical player, but he cannot prove it when he is schemed to play 10 yards off the receiver. I also can't see how you can say he's a bust already. He played only five games healthy this year and did very well in each of them (games in which he covered Jones/Sanu/Ridley, Evans/Godwin and Thielen/Treadwell). He played on one leg in every other game and still managed to make some plays. On the point of the Eagles evaluations of CBs and WRs, they may have missed on a bunch of receivers, but how can you say they miss on drafting corners? Maddox seems solid. Mills was the top corner for a Super Bowl winning team. Douglas looks like he will be a top safety. Don't forget about Eric Rowe, either. He has been a key player for the Patriots and appeared in both of the last two Super Bowls. I can't see how you can say that is bad evaluation when they used only two second-round picks on those guys and got others in the later rounds where it is far more of a gamble.