Perhaps if the Redskins had a Mike Shanahan lookalike roaming the stands on Monday night, they would not have been on the receiving end of one of the most embarrassing chapters in team history.
The Philadelphia Eagles ripped, tarred, humiliated, humbled, and soundly defeated the Washington Redskins 59-28 on Monday night in one of the most complete offensive performances in Eagles history. Eagles quarterback and MVP candidate (?) Michael Vick led the charge by accounting for six touchdowns (four passing, two rushing) and amassing over 400 yards of total offense.
Vick connected with DeSean Jackson for an 88-yard touchdown pass on the game’s first play from scrimmage and immediately set a positive tone for Philadelphia’s high-tech offensive effort.
By the first quarter’s conclusion, the Eagles led 28-0, which was the largest lead ever for a road team after the first quarter in NFL history.
The 6-3 Eagles also set team records for total yards in a game (592) and points in a half (45).
Not to worry Redskins fans; your 4-5 team signed a 33-year-old quarterback to a five-year extension worth $78 million.
Categories: Andy Reid, Michael Vick, Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Redskins
Joe Montana's Right Arm 
Eagles didn’t like what McNabb said after the first game – that Philly made a mistake; and words were tossed in that pregame scuffle that amped the Eagles even more.
They came to play!