NFL 2014

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I don't think I knew that the Eagles organization thanked the fans -

Did you see BG headbangin in that vid?

Technically, I think Musgrave was just an offensive assistant in 98, although he was acting as more, the official OC was Dana Bible (who did the one year stint as NFL OC and then went back to and stayed in college coaching). The QB coach was Sean Payton.

Since then, Musgrave has had some decent positions, including QB coach with the Falcons at the beginning of Matt Ryan's career, but some pretty lackluster OC jobs. As long as he doesn't screw up Foles, he should be fine. Foles' biggest flaws imo are arm-strength and getting the ball out quick sometimes. Arm can only be developed so much, and the other just comes from experience. I think Foles' decision making is already very high, which is one of the biggest questions of a qb.

If you ever wanna look at Eagles coaches just for fun, look at that 97-99 stretch tho. Payton(Saints HC), Gruden(Raiders/Buc HC), John Harbaugh(Ravens HC), Brad Childress (Minn HC), Leslie Frazier (Minn HC), Ron Rivera(Panthers HC), Steve Spagnuolo(Rams HC), Pat Shurmur (Clev HC), David Culley (KC assistant HC).

And of course... Andy Reid and Jim Johnson.

"Musgrave, who worked as the Philadelphia Eagles' offensive coordinator in 1998, came back recently as quarterbacks coach after Bill Lazor was named offensive coordinator of the Miami Dolphins.

“It’s a tremendous organization, tremendous coaching staff, and they have talent on the football field,” Musgrave told CSNPhilly.com. “To see what they did last year -- winning seven of the last eight and have momentum going into the playoffs -- I feel like it’s a program that I can contribute to and also can learn from at the same time. I was excited to (come here and) learn this system, learn this culture, be a contributing factor on a team that’s really on the rise.”

Musgrave will have the opportunity to work with Nick Foles, Mark Sanchez, Matt Barkley and G.J. Kinne." And that dude wishes he had my hair.