Senior NFL Columnist  Kelly nice hire for Eagles if he leaves
read-option behind   I was spending Wednesday dissecting read-
option tape when news hit that Chip Kelly would be the new coach
of the Philadelphia Eagles.  My thought: Oh, boy. We're getting
more of this crap.  The read-option has become the NFL's new
wave, an idea many think is progressive and the way offense will
be played for years going forward.  I don't buy it.  Neither do
some of the league's coaches.  "One offseason and it's figured
out," said one NFL coach this week. "So many more teams are
using it now, there will be a focus on it. In the past, only a
few teams used it. Now it's a priority. The more teams use it,
the more we will study to stop it."  More on Eagles and Kelly
Related links More NFL coverage  Kelly's aggressive, up-tempo
offenses at Oregon featured a lot of read-option. The
quarterback ran lot. The quarterback got hit a lot. That has to
change in the NFL.  I do love Kelly's fast-paced approach to
offense. More plays mean more