wait? what? Mandatory Credit: Jake Roth-USA TODAY Sports

When I don’t know much about a player, I try to get the reactions of other fans to see what the thought of that guy. I jumped on twitter to see what Philadelphia Eagles fans were thinking about King Dunlap skipping out of town.

Here is the gold that I found:

Glad to see King Dunlap will be tripping over his own feet for another team next year #GoodRiddance

— Mike Nolan (@nolan_nfl) March 12, 2013

Bye bye king Dunlap. No one in Philly misses you

— Derek Murr (@the_derek_murr) March 12, 2013

omg Chargers sign King Dunlap! Thanks the lords that I never have to see that big piece of shit wearing a Eagles jersey again.

— James (@tigerxlr) March 12, 2013

Chargers fans are probably like “he’s 6’10″ 300 lbs. how bad could he possibly be as an OL?” about King Dunlap. Just wait and see.

— Whiz Wit Sports (@WhizWitSports) March 12, 2013

Former Eagles OT King Dunlap somehow got a job with the San Diego Chargers. I hope they’re ready for 3-4 holding calls per game.

— Khandyman.com (@KhandymanSports) March 12, 2013

Illegal hands to the face goes West Coast. RT @caplannfl: Former Eagles OT King Dunlap has agreed to terms with the Chargers, per source.

— Jimmy Kempski (@Jimmy_Beast) March 12, 2013

They must really hate poor Philip Rivers RT @caplannfl: Former Eagles OT King Dunlap has agreed to terms with the Chargers, per source.

— Isaac Rodriguez (@isaacfromCT) March 12, 2013

GET EXCITED!

I don’t know how you can’t get excited about that. The Philly fans are so excited right now!

To top it off, I found this sick comedy of errors from an Eagles blog:

How you like that run blocking? I am sure that will get Ryan Mathews a few extra yards down the field!

Oh geez. Jeromey Clary on the right side and King Dunlap on the left side. This is going to be a comedy of errors. What is going on right now? What is happening?! Is this real life?

Dec 30, 2012; East Rutherford, NJ, USA; Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick (7) is sacked by New York Giants defensive end Justin Tuck (91) in the first half during the game at Metlife Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Andrew Mills/THE STAR-LEDGER via USA TODAY Sports

The Philadelphia Eagles have restructured the contract of QB Mike Vick. He basically is working on a one year deal now. Vick will get his chance to work with Chip Kelly and that hurry-up offense. I wonder how long it will take till Vick to get injured now?

Vick restructuring his deal means that he won’t be joining the AFC West and reuniting with Andy Reid. There were possibilities of that happening, but now the Chiefs will have to look in another direction for their quarterback.

Or not! They can stick with Matt Cassel all they want as far as I am concerned. He is the perfect solution for what Chargers fans want out of the Kansas City Chiefs quarterback situation.

Dec 23, 2012; Philadelphia, PA, USA; Philadelphia Eagles linebacker DeMeco Ryans (59) is introduced prior to playing the Washington Redskins at Lincoln Financial Field. The Redskins defeated the Eagles 27-20. Mandatory Credit: Howard Smith-USA TODAY Sports

First off, I’d like to introduce myself. My name is Ryan Pedersen and for those of you who are reading this, you are just as starved as I am to see this franchise become a winner again. I very much so enjoy football and writing about it. My favorite quote about me comes from the late great Steve Sabol, who said “Life is great. Football is better.”

So why not start off on a positive heading into the 2013 offseason with hopefully some early luck.

According to ESPN’s NFL Live on Feb 5th, the Ravens are the latest team to win the Super Bowl after facing the Philadelphia Eagles at their home opening game. The last three teams (Saints 09’, Packers 10’, Giants 11’) and the Ravens, all faced the Eagles at their home openers and all have won the Super Bowl that season.

One of the eight teams on this seasons home schedule for the Eagles is in fact, the San Diego Chargers. Others on their schedule are the AFC West foes Kansas City Chiefs (Now coached by Andy Reid). So does that mean it’s all Chiefs and Chargers going into next season for the AFC West? Not if Peyton’s still around. Hey, four years in a row of this stat, you can’t help to feel a little better after a disastrously below average season in 2012.

Pure luck, right? Heck, we could use some luck around here.