Mike Quick: No. 17 on our list
of all-time Eagles, the 48-year-old Quick was a graceful receiver
for the Eagles from 1982 to 1990 who went to five consecutive
Pro Bowls. A native of Hamlet, N.C., and former first-round pick out of North Carolina State, Quick ranks among the Eagles' all-time leaders in career yards, touchdowns and receptions. Quick teams with Merrill Reese on the radio broadcasts of
Eagles games.
Troy Vincent: Asked where he fit in on the list of 75 greatest Eagles of all time, Vincent said this:
"No. 2." He was only partially kidding. While Vincent ended up 28th on our list, he had a huge impact on the Eagles from 1996
to 2003. The cornerback finished with 28 interceptions (sixth most in team history) and set the standard for professionalism inside the locker room and out. Now 36, Vincent serves as president of
the NFL Players Association.
He participated on our panel
in absentia.
Bill Bergey: The outspoken Bergey came to the Eagles via Cincinnati in 1974 for two first-round picks and a second-rounder. In seven seasons as an Eagle, Bergey made nearly 1,200 tackles, was the team MVP three times, and went to four Pro Bowls. He was tough, opinionated and accessible.
Bill Mackrides: Mackrides was the Eagles' backup quarterback from 1947 to 1951, playing on two world championship teams and getting an up-close view of our No. 1 Eagle of all time, Steve Van Buren. "Unquestionably, Steve would stay with any of the running backs of today," he said. "When it came to catching the ball, that's another story. But he absolutely was a great runner."
