Outside of a few optimists roaming around the Philadelphia region, most Eagles fans are not overly cheery about the fate of their football franchise as training camp approaches.
That’s understandable. The Eagles are coming off a dreadful 4-11-1 season in which their Super Bowl-winning head coach was fired and their franchise QB cratered, was benched, demanded a trade, was dealt to the Colts and then had his five-story banner ripped down from the stadium he used to call home.
There’s been no word on the status of the Wentz Fathead in Howie Roseman’s office.
But even those like me who have been pessimistic about 2021 generally don’t feel as dour about the team’s chances in 2022 and beyond.