Just pointing out, there is a chance that Jason kelce, fletcher cox, Zach Ertz and Nick Foles all retire this off-season

24 minutes ago, GoEagles614 said:

Blame analytics and fans for todays league. Has nothing to do with LeBron. Curry helped the boom, but it was on its way. 

Curry more than helped the boom. That man changed the NBA. Now every kid is shooting from half court as they grow up lol. Unlimited range.

25 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Most fans don't want to admit the O line was not the best in the NFL this season and they had issues. There were problems in pass protection, and lots of times Hurts was running for his life because the pocket collapsed immediately. Other times they were great. They had ups and downs just like the entire team overall. Mailata, Dickerson and Johnson are great. Stoutland is the best coach in the business. I trust their judgment on Jurgens and Steen, and O line is their best group at scouting, drafting and developing. They will likely add a RG in free agency or draft. It's supposed to be a good O line class, they may draft Lane's eventual replacement as well. They love them drafting some O line.

Yeah there were times where the line faltered and much of it was due to injury. I said it before when LJ went down Hurts never recovered from the happy feet.

I am glad that Kelce is retiring; the dude owes us nothing, so happy to see him move on to be great at some thing else.  An all time legend whose HoF speech will be all time legendary one.

Some funny posts on X

 

3 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Just pointing out, there is a chance that Jason kelce, fletcher cox, Zach Ertz and Nick Foles all retire this off-season

Going to be wild when Jason Peters outlives them all

20 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Sad to see a living legend like that hang em up but I get it as a father and a human. But from a fan perspective, I haven't been this bummed out about a retirement since Dawk.

Would have been much much sadder to see him hanging on the way that Jason Peters has.  

Given the leadership turnover, this is a big turn the page offseason. At some point they should announce return to kelly green full time. They'll never do it, but they should. The midnight green had its run, but the kelly green is better. I mainly just want to see the away jerseys with the kelly green pants and silver stripe that we'll never see as long as the kelly's are home alternates. Rebrand. New era, new unis.

 

9 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Just pointing out, there is a chance that Jason kelce, fletcher cox, Zach Ertz and Nick Foles all retire this off-season

Was surprised Foles is a FA. Figured he'd be a backup somewhere

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Going to be wild when Jason Peters outlives them all

Is he still playing like crap?

6 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Going to be wild when Jason Peters outlives them all

Wonder what the odds of that were back when we won the SB

2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

 

Wasn't expecting this. What are the red flags?

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Was surprised Foles is a FA. Figured he'd be a backup somewhere

Is he still playing like crap?

He came out to Arizona for one of the games to be a captain.  I had one of the coaches at the time for Arizona’s staff tell me they don’t think he’s gonna play again. Take it for what it’s worth.

11 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Just pointing out, there is a chance that Jason kelce, fletcher cox, Zach Ertz and Nick Foles all retire this off-season

Foles is busy focusing on pickle ball and dominating that sport.

What a legend.

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Wasn't expecting this. What are the red flags?

I think this is one of those rare situations where Miami just might not be able to afford him. If he hits FA I imagine almost every team will want to sign him. I think Chicago should go after him

9 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Going to be wild when Jason Peters outlives them all

Jason Peters isn't retiring until he gets that boost to his Social Security at 72. 

It will be interesting to see if they still run the Brotherly Shove with the same level of success. I still think the "shove" or "push" aspect isn't really what makes it work. Many times, there is no one really pushing Hurts at all. It's Kelce and the O line and Hurts leg strength. Then again, Wentz ran QB sneaks successfully as well. I guess we'll find out for sure how much was Kelce's impact in getting so low.

1 minute ago, NCiggles said:

Jason Peters isn't retiring until he gets that boost to his Social Security at 72. 

You max out at 70, unless they change the law.

It seems there’s a possibility Reddick gets dealt & Eagles sign Burns. But would Eagles want to lose Reddick after losing Kelce & seemingly Cox? 

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Wasn't expecting this. What are the red flags?

The cost

42 minutes ago, GoEagles614 said:

Blame analytics and fans for todays league. Has nothing to do with LeBron. Curry helped the boom, but it was on its way. 

Nothing to do with Lebron??? 😂😂😂😂

1 minute ago, Dwide Schrude said:

It seems there’s a possibility Reddick gets dealt & Eagles sign Burns. But would Eagles want to lose Reddick after losing Kelce & seemingly Cox? 

It has been reported Burns will be tagged.

1 minute ago, NOTW said:

It will be interesting to see if they still run the Brotherly Shove with the same level of success. I still think the "shove" or "push" aspect isn't really what makes it work. Many times, there is no one really pushing Hurts at all. It's Kelce and the O line and Hurts leg strength. Then again, Wentz ran QB sneaks successfully as well. I guess we'll find out for sure how much was Kelce's impact in getting so low.

I was thinking the same. I think it will still be considered generally successful, but not the dominant play we are used to. It depends on whose RG but that interior right side will probably be the weak spot which makes the play a little more predictable.

 

 

2 minutes ago, just relax said:

You max out at 70, unless they change the law.

Well it was a joke