4 hours ago, NCiggles said:

I blame you, @Diehardfan  and @ManuManu for not being negative enough on game day.  I didn't see a lot of @eagle45 posts on Sunday. There should be no excuses for his low effort performance.  @TEW is far too rational maybe he put money on the game.  Could he be using his big bucks investment job to pay off players in sort of gambling scheme? I am just asking questions.   @austinfan didn't even show up once to defend Howie's inability to address the LB position.  Also what is @mattwill doing even keeping track of the predictions.  Maybe just don't take predictions who are clearly bad luck and shouldn't be playing.  Maybe @paco , @hputenis and @greend should have stayed on  WU.  I also blame @LeanMeanGM for his snark and @Iggles_Phan for spelling Eagles wrong in his username.  On the whole, Sunday was a blog failure. If you have not been mentioned, please think about what you have done and maybe try a new pair of lucky underwear.  

With the above as context, here is a current snapshot of the bane of @NCiggles existence.  NOTE: he has a lot of nerve taking @LeanMeanGM and @Iggles_Phan to task for spelling.  He clearly can't spell either.  The snapshot is in winning percentage order. My subjective "I am the Emperor of all I survey!" approach to this snapshot is that @B3, @DrPhilly, @Han Solo, and @just relax are at the head of the pack, with a half game lead over the 17 loyalists at 10-2.  Note: the three folks highlighted in RED have chosen to go on IR.

8 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

Has he been spotted at the Philadelphia airport yet? 

3 minutes ago, BirdGang45 said:

whole team lacks physicality honestly. we got this physical image about our team because we would pound the ball on the ground & our Dline would be mushing people. but our ground game isnt there to set the tone & well our Dline is playing to much snaps & our defense behind them is softer then soft. 

More than a little worried that Carter has hit the rookie wall.

I wouldn’t put much stock into Ertz Twitter. He’s been liking Eagles tweets all year even when he was on the cardinals. He did like 3 different tweets about releasing Barnett so he must have really hated that guy. 

Just now, Ace Nova said:

Has he been spotted at the Philadelphia airport yet? 

I've been told by a cousin of mine who's art teacher knows his wife's 3rd cousin that he liked the photo while in the Philly airport

40 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

There it is

Super bowl

5 minutes ago, Next_Up said:

More than a little worried that Carter has hit the rookie wall.

Tbh the pass rush in general has. Reddick, Cox and graham have the only sacks the last 3 weeks. Sweat, Carter, Davis, Williams all have none. Not that sacks are everything but this DL most of the Dallas game through yesterday has been MIA for large portions of games. Defense is already devoid of talent. Hard time winning when the strength isn’t playing like a strength 

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I wouldn’t put much stock into Ertz Twitter. He’s been liking Eagles tweets all years even when he was on the cardinals. He did like 3 different tweets about releasing Barnett so he must have really hated that guy. 

It was always him 

More good news…. …

 

6 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

Has he been spotted at the Philadelphia airport yet? 

No but Julie just left my house. She said Zach made his decision so she had to run home

28 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

 

He'll be back. Then we can cut Albert O 

 

2 hours ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

I said it last night, but I don't really know why he's on the sideline attached to Sirianni's hip like he's secret service for a president. He's not a coach, he's not a player, if he's security then stand on the back of the sideline and watch the crowd to make sure no one jumps the rail. There are 100 people on an NFL sideline. If some drunk fan tries to go after Sirianni, he's not getting within 100 feet of him. From my understanding he's more of a bodyguard/protector for the team around the facility and if they have off-campus events/functions. That's fine. But two refs were already in between Greenlaw and he reaches out to push Greenlaw back and Greenlaw stuck his hand in his face as retaliation. It just seems unnecessary for him to even be there. 

And if some security guy for San Francisco put his hands on Graham or Cox, we'd be arguing about the same thing. 

It's weird how during the same game that Dom was getting national coverage and talked about by the Fox crew he goes and gets in the middle of this. It's almost like it's part of a script....JK.

By all accounts, Dom is a good dude. He's probably feeling an inflated ego with the fame and thinks he's part of the team so he got in on it.

 

 

3 hours ago, Godfather said:

@mattwill

Eagles 32

Cowgirls 26

Davis and Carter get a sack. Leonard gets a FF

F Dallas 

 

Edited. @mattwill

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

The fix is in. 

1 minute ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

 

I called it during the game.  Blanket coverage.  And yet some people kept blaming Hurts. 

3 minutes ago, Godfather said:

He'll be back. Then we can cut Albert O 

Or Calcaterra or both for that matter.  Neither contribute

Just now, pgcd3 said:

Or Calcaterra or both for that matter.  Neither contribute

Both is fine with me. Carry another LB 

4 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

By all accounts, Dom is a good dude. He's probably feeling an inflated ego with the fame and thinks he's part of the team so he got in on it.

I'm sure he's a good guy, but I get the feeling he always knows where the camera is and likes the attention. It was just a weird scenario and I'm just confused as to why he's even out there let alone standing that close to the action. Would make more sense for him to shadow Roseman or Lurie at the games from a security standpoint. 

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

 

I don't get the controversy at all.  He gets flagged for the suplex on Smity, guys take issue then he approaches the sideline.  I know they say there's a rule against sideline personnel touching a player but isn't that from a competitive standpoint like not interfering with a football play?  Coaches and other staff break up fights all the time.  The guy (with previous penalties and a fine already) approaches the sideline and starts getting rough, why wouldn't anyone on the sideline defend themselves?

 

5 hours ago, Waiting4Someday said:

The refs let the players play - and the 9ers were the more physical football team yesterday.  

I think part of the problem is that we're a disciplined football team. So what that means is, when you're really good at not breaking the rules, but the rules stop mattering, the ones who are the most disciplined will have the hardest time adjusting. So it's better to have 2 gears, one where you don't give a F, and the other where you can play really disciplined.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

SMH.  And no follow up with the 49ers or Greenlaw?