6 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Your dedication to having the worst take on every topic is honestly impressive. 
 

Yeah, let’s honor a guy who was suspended for half a season for conduct detrimental to the team and then released. Makes sense. It will be the same Sunday as Rae Carruth day in Carolina. 

 

TO was having an even better year in 2005 than he was in 2004.  Reid and the organization put their biscuits in the the wrong basket with McNabb over TO.  He is the second best WR in league history, at worst 3rd best WR in league history and not only did he have his best season here to help get the team over the hump and put up an all time Super Bowl performance on one leg but he has always been vocal about his time spent in Philadelphia on the Eagles was his favorite of his career.

He deserves an induction into the Eagles Hall of Fame. 

8 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

TO was having an even better year in 2005 than he was in 2004.  Reid and the organization put their biscuits in the the wrong basket with McNabb over TO.  He is the second best WR in league history, at worst 3rd best WR in league history and not only did he have his best season here to help get the team over the hump and put up an all time Super Bowl performance on one leg but he has always been vocal about his time spent in Philadelphia on the Eagles was his favorite of his career.

He deserves an induction into the Eagles Hall of Fame. 

T Ohh TO TO T Ohhh!

McNabb hated that chant. 

 

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

 

Goodbye, Grant. (the right decision)

9 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

TO was having an even better year in 2005 than he was in 2004.  Reid and the organization put their biscuits in the the wrong basket with McNabb over TO.  He is the second best WR in league history, at worst 3rd best WR in league history and not only did he have his best season here to help get the team over the hump and put up an all time Super Bowl performance on one leg but he has always been vocal about his time spent in Philadelphia on the Eagles was his favorite of his career.

He deserves an induction into the Eagles Hall of Fame. 

Agreed.  He should be in the same wing along with Rickey Watters and Riley Cooper.

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Agreed.  He should be in the same wing along with Rickey Watters and Riley Cooper.

Riley Cooper still pisses me off. I really feel like he was on his way to becoming pretty damn good. 

Well, nike is showing baseball players PPs so its only fair now what theyre doing to our female track stars right?

 

How can you not love this deep sleeper? This is the type of energy needed to eventually replace Graham in the locker room. 

 

37 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Riley Cooper still pisses me off. I really feel like he was on his way to becoming pretty damn good. 

You do seem like you would like Riley Cooper.

4 minutes ago, RLC said:

You do seem like you would like Riley Cooper.

Yep, can't say I'm surprised.

6 minutes ago, RLC said:

You do seem like you would like Riley Cooper.

if you can be objective, youd recognize the talent he had. He was improving and looked ready to break out. I think he could have been a top tier #2 in the league for a while. Hate that he threw it away. 

 

3 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

Yep, can't say I'm surprised.

You shouldnt be. You should have recognized the talent as well. 

Eagles top 30 visits that could go RD1: Guyton, Fautanu, Latu, Chop Robinson.

8 minutes ago, RLC said:

Eagles top 30 visits that could go RD1: Guyton, Fautanu, Latu, Chop Robinson.

2 of them would be good picks. 2 others with high bustability possibilities. Guyton is more of a 2nd rounder to me, and Chop is a scary pick. Doesnt really seem ready. Might need years of refinement like another Nolan Smith.

12 minutes ago, RLC said:

Eagles top 30 visits that could go RD1: Guyton, Fautanu, Latu, Chop Robinson.

Very interesting.  The only objective miss was the guy they didn't bring into town.

 

5 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

2 of them would be good picks. 2 others with high bustability possibilities. Guyton is more of a 2nd rounder to me, and Chop is a scary pick. Doesnt really seem ready. Might need years of refinement like another Nolan Smith.

McKinstry and DeJean have also had visits. 

16 minutes ago, RLC said:

Eagles top 30 visits that could go RD1: Guyton, Fautanu, Latu, Chop Robinson.

McInstry and DeJean could also be first round picks, as well as Edgerrin Cooper with a trade down to later in the round.

1 minute ago, jsb235 said:

McKinstry and DeJean have also had visits. 

Those guys should be the pick. 

1 minute ago, Alphagrand said:

McInstry and DeJean could also be first round picks, as well as Edgerrin Cooper with a trade down to later in the round.

Would prefer DeJean but I think McKinstry can be had with a small trade down too. 

19 minutes ago, RLC said:

Eagles top 30 visits that could go RD1: Guyton, Fautanu, Latu, Chop Robinson.

If they draft Robinson I’ll really start to question what the overall plan is 

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

If they draft Robinson I’ll really start to question what the overall plan is 

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

If they draft Robinson I’ll really start to question what the overall plan is 

I can tell you, it says they don't know wtf they are doing or it's a completely flawed one. 

4 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

McInstry and DeJean could also be first round picks, as well as Edgerrin Cooper with a trade down to later in the round.

Cooper before #40 is too early.

All signs do point to DeJean at 22.

You can feel Howie saying at the podium "see, we DO take CBs early!"

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Cooper before #40 is too early.

Possibly, but there’s almost always at least one off-ball LB drafted in the first round, and Payton Wilson is built like Carson Wentz.