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Riley Cooper Is Mr February On Eagles Calendar

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Is it just me or are we inventing things to take issue with?

 

I can't speak for everyone else, but I don't have an issue with it. It's just not the smartest thing the Eagles have ever done.

I can't speak for everyone else, but I don't have an issue with it. It's just not the smartest thing the Eagles have ever done.

 

Eagles had no say in the calendar according to them. The company that makes the calendar is licensed by the NFL. The team has no say in the players chosen or the month they represent. They don't even get a chance to look at a proof copy of the calendar.

Eagles had no say in the calendar according to them. The company that makes the calendar is licensed by the NFL. The team has no say in the players chosen or the month they represent. They don't even get a chance to look at a proof copy of the calendar.

 

I read that this morning.

 

Multi-billion dollar industry and it's left to chance, either one of the stupidest business practices of all time or less than truthful.

Is it just me or are we inventing things to take issue with?

 

Agreed. Non-issue IMO.

Eagles had no say in the calendar according to them. The company that makes the calendar is licensed by the NFL. The team has no say in the players chosen or the month they represent. They don't even get a chance to look at a proof copy of the calendar.

 

If true, that takes the onus off them.

Agreed. Non-issue IMO.

 

I certainly think that way too but I am a white male and I assume that figures into the equation.

If true, that takes the onus off them.

 

Or adds to it?

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