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It's a tra­di­tion for Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles fans to debate year after year which team will suck and which will claim the NFC East Throne. This year DCNation has part­nered with Bleed Green to debate the sub­ject and try to deter­mine exactly who has all the answers. Cowboys fans know just what's hap­pen­ing at Vally Ranch though.

Kyle Flip has given a good argu­ment to the debate, here's an excerpt:

The 2009 sea­son has the poten­tial to be an Eagles sea­son we will never for­get. With their new found pass­ing game, and the emer­gence of DeSean Jackson, the Eagles have grown into a lethal pass team. In 2009, the pass­ing game will only get bet­ter. Rookie Jeremy Maclin will uti­lize his quick­ness and agility to out­run the sec­ondary, while vet­eran wide­out Kevin Curtis will look to improve upon his injury plagued 2008 sea­son. The Eagles have dumped tight end L.J Smith, who never lived up to all the hype sur­round­ing him, and now Brent Celek will take over after Smith’s depar­ture. Looking at the Eagles matchups with the Cowboy’s sec­ondary, the Eagles’ wide­outs have the favor­able advan­tage. Besides Terence Newman, the Cowboys are stuck with Orlando Scandrick, Mike Mickens, and Mike Jenkins. Right there, the Eagles already have the advantage.

It's a nice effort and you can't really blame them for hop­ing but after a three mis­take sea­son for Mike Jenkins and zero mis­take sea­son for Orlando Scandrick it's a lit­tle nuts to point them out as weak spots on this defense. Then again, with such a mon­ster that we have DeMarcus Ware even a good player can be weak­ness next to him.

Here's a piece of our side of the debate:

In 2009 we’ve got a healthy team, a much more capa­ble safety than Roy Williams, and were light one pain in the ass receiver – some­thing I know you guys can under­stand exactly. We’re focused, young, and ener­getic with enough expe­ri­ence to keep us plow­ing ahead for another 13–3 season.

The Eagles have too many rookie wide outs to field McNabb’s crooked passes, and they can’t cover the pass much bet­ter with­out the proven lead­er­ship abil­ity of departed vet­eran Brian Dawkins.

Check out the full debate at Bleed Green Forever on Blogspot — The Great Debate: Part 1 and stay tuned to Bleed Green as they con­tinue with parts 2 and 3 against the Redskins and Giants.

Also, don't for­get to check out our fea­ture on MVN for the 2009 Dallas Cowboys Season Preview. Leave a com­ment over there and show us some love.