Should Michael Vick Have Been The Eagles’ Quarterback From The Beginning?

November 18, 2010   ·   Dominic Perilli   ·   Jump to comments

Perhaps not. However, with the recent success of Michael Vick, one cannot sit back without thinking what could have been. One thing is for sure and that is when Andy Reid came to Philadelphia, he wanted to draft a franchise quarterback that fit his system. The Eagles' style of offense is a West Coast type with a lot of short, intermediate passes, and screens combined with a few deep shots. 
I want to cut the nonsense here: Donovan McNabb was a great choice for the Birds' offense. But with all of that aside, what has happened this past week really makes you wonder how many Lombardi trophies Philadelphia could have had with Michael Vick.
Let me explain.
I have never heard anyone say that Andy Reid is an absolute offensive genius. Never. Maybe you did, but I didn't. After Monday's blowout win against the Redskins, I've heard it about three times. I even heard it from Justin Tuck of the New York Giants. 
Vick ran the offense so well that people are shouting Re...

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