Chip Kelly and the Eagles sharp in victory over Redskins

     The Philadelphia Eagles new 2013 Chip Kelly offense might end up putting them in the playoffs. The Eagles defeated the division champion Redskins 33-27. In the first half the Eagles ran 53 offensive plays and scored 26 points. The score could have been 40 to 20, but the officials did not make a very good call on the Eagles' first drive. Michael Vick made a pass that was knocked down and picked up by the Redskins. It was ruled a lateral pass.

   

     LeSean 'Shady' McCoy and DeSean Jackson combined for 293 all purpose yards and a couple of touchdowns in the win.

What will Chip Kelly's offense look like?

     Eagle's head coach Chip Kelly has been charged with turning a team around. Ever since trading away Donovan McNabb, the Philadelphia Eagles have slowly gone from Super Bowl contenders, to jokes at the bottom of the NFC East.

    The bright side is that Chip Kelly knows how to run an up tempo offense. The Eagles have a lot of up tempo guys like LeSean McCoy, DeSean Jackson, and QB Michael Vick. The Eagles also have an option in young QB Nick Foles, who has the size and potential to be an above average quarterback in the NFL.

     Training camp is (finally) here, so let's see what Chip can do.