I've got a ton of respect for him."As badly as things ended for Reid in the City of Brotherly Love, time tends to heal all wounds and he will eventually be recognized for what he was in Philly a great football coach.That said, enough time hasn't passed yet and while Reid will likely get a warm reception, this is the game everyone in town has circled.Call it the "Big Red Bowl.""In this business you're focused in on getting your team ready to play, and so that's where my energy is going to go," Reid said. "I haven't really thought about that other part at all. I don't necessarily plan on thinking about that.You never know when your luck is about to change for the worst. There's the reverse situation also. When people go through a short period of losses they get discouraged and their plays become smaller and seldom.

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