Will Kevin Kolb’s More Serious Attitude Backfire for Philadelphia Eagles?

May 27, 2010   ·   Bob Cunningham   ·   Jump to comments

For some reason, Donovan McNabb's laid-back style just didn't sit right with most people here in Philadelphia.
Many perceived it as indifference and quickly labeled him as a guy who didn't care about winning and was more interested in using the NFL as his own backyard.

So for those people, the word coming out of minicamp that Kevin Kolb is taking a completely different approach must be welcome news.

According to those with the luxury of attending all of the practices, Kolb doesn't try to hide his emotions—at all. He will apparently beat himself up for a bad pass and isn't afraid to holler at his receivers if they run the wrong route, drop a pass, or anything else that he might not be pleased with.

The reaction has been largely expected. The Kolb love affair only grows stronger, as now most believe he's the leader Philly has needed and that he cares much more than McNabb did and whatever else—but there's also a downside to this way of handling...

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