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REID LETS EAGLES HAVE IT
ProFootballTalk.com — ... of sister-kissing in Cincinnati with the Bengals, which became even more humiliating when legitimate questions were raised regarding the question of whether anyone in the organization knows that a regular-season game is declared a tie if the score is knotted after 75 minutes of action, Eagles coach Andy Reid tried to get his team’s attention this week by going Holmgren on them. Per Bob Ford of the Philadelphia Inquirer , Reid tore into the team during a Wednesday morning meeting.“ I guess he felt his normal mild-mannered self wasn’t working ,” linebacker Omar Gaither said.  ...

Reid Sends A Message
The National Football Post — Reid Sends A Message From Bob Ford of The Philadelphia Inquirer :   If your only frame of reference is Public Andy, it’s easy to believe that sitting in a meeting hosted by Andy Reid would be the equivalent of a mayo-on-white-bread sandwich.   The face Reid gives the outside world - meaning anyone not employed by the Philadelphia Eagles - is of a stolid, somewhat boring administrator.   When he adjusts the microphone in front of him at his news conference and says those magic words, “All right, injuries,” he could easily be a middle manager giving his third-quarter widget ...

Andy Reid Destroys His Eagles Players Over Tying the Lowly Bengals
FanHouse — ... You can tell he has it in him. Any man that big who acts like a teddy bear most of the time surely has some innate ability to let loose like a ferocious grizzly. This week, Andy Reid did just that to his Eagles, in a morning meeting. ...

NFL Rumors : Red-faced Reid tells Eagles 'jobs are on the line'
NFL RUMORS — ... he goes, however, a whole lot of players who disappoint him will find the door.Reid's address to the team was followed quickly by a players-only meeting called by safety Brian Dawkins, who is the team leader by default, even though his place on the field isn't as dominant as it once was."Hopefully, everything got through," said Dawkins, who has been around too long to think meetings are a silver bullet. "We'll see. Talking only goes so far." Source: Philly.com ...