6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

But Joe you are right about this part,we usually find the next TE1 in this draft or the next if we have to move on from Goedert,like we did with Ertz

I'm not worried so much about the next TE 1...as I am the current TE 2. 

7 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

But Joe you are right about this part,we usually find the next TE1 in this draft or the next if we have to move on from Goedert,like we did with Ertz

If Goedert gets hurt....right now the best lineup is 4 WRs and Barkley. 

Just now, joemas6 said:

If Goedert gets hurt....right now the best lineup is 4 WRs and Barkley. 

And I'd like the best unit to not include Parker or Campbell...so that TE 2 can come in really handy with or without Goedert 

2 hours ago, joemas6 said:

I'm not worried so much about the next TE 1...as I am the current TE 2. 

Yeah but thats what we did with Ertz/Goedert,the 2 became the 1

2 hours ago, joemas6 said:

If Goedert gets hurt....right now the best lineup is 4 WRs and Barkley. 

Why I want that go to Slot WR

IDK Joe may be right and we go for Powers-Jackson,but I hope the DT's we drafted step it up

Reddick to Jets. 

Schefter notes New York will send Philadelphia a conditional 2026 third-round pick. The selection will become a second-rounder if Reddick plays at least 67.5% of defensive snaps this season and records at least 10 sacks.

NFL Network’s Mike Garafolo notes New York will take on $14.5MM of Reddick’s compensation. The Eagles, meanwhile, could also be off the hook for a $1MM roster bonus

Depending upon what we do with that money, so far Jets got one heck of a deal. Now sign someone who makes this cap savings worth trading away double digit sacks.

4 minutes ago, mjkline1958 said:

Depending upon what we do with that money, so far Jets got one heck of a deal. Now sign someone who makes this cap savings worth trading away double digit sacks.

Soon as the Eagles signed Huff and decided to retain Sweat it was pretty clear that Reddick was going to get moved.

Hopefully we can land that 2026 2nd though will no doubt be huge when that draft comes around.

On 3/27/2024 at 7:08 PM, GreenbleedinNC said:

Yep,so his "ball placement" statement was trash

You need to actually watch the team play here. Hurts puts those incredibly well placed balls downfield to be very catchable. He doesn’t drive balls into the ground or refuse 50/50 balls like McNabb. He doesn’t overthrow much ever either. Catchable balls. Placed really impeccably most of the time.

Just makes a difference if it’s a Quez type guy out there bringing it down or not.

19 hours ago, joemas6 said:

We can... Beebe guaranteed will be there.  No shot he goes 49 or sooner?  You know for a fact he will be there and that's who they want?

I'm thinking OL...because the last 2 years they went DL first.   Not so much due to any kid named Beebe...lol

Traded up at that.

19 hours ago, joemas6 said:

If I had to wager....on the odds of the first pick.

1 = OL.  2 = DL.   3 = CB.

The surprise factor would be if the stud TE from Georgia drops.  That would be awesome.

I also think we see a major move in the secondary with a veteran... maybe trade for a CB...but I think that may be a year away.

Gotta get a read on things after Fangio gets his hands on things here. Then can decide on any huge missing pieces.

To draft DT first two days would be admitting failure. It would only be to bring in a better more reliable Nose Tackle.

We have Noah and Tuipolotu I see as very possible Nose players. Noah…that’s his whole reason for being. Tupultou? He’s been getting that NFL bulked up for a few seasons now. So he might be ready for Nose duties this year. Would be huge if he was made very aware of his goal to be focused on Nose. Because he could also be considered in other roles inside the Dline.

I’m likely much higher on Tui and Ojomo than most. Believe these two young guys are likely ready to contribute this season.

Just be ridiculous to extend the philosophy of prioritizing the trenches to levels of it just being the only real investment…every time.

Trade up for Davis. Trade up for Carter. Both very high picks. But also grabbed Nolan in the first this last draft.

Spending all the money in the trenches also.

You can prioritize the big guys…but there needs to come some point. Some limit. Some space in any team building philosophy to fill out an entire roster there.

It’s like hear Rosie talk about how Nolan finally received snaps late in the season. He glowingly pumps his chest over his draft pick showing strong early metrics.

But then comes back talking about how the coaches need to be more comfortable getting young guys involved. Taking the position of the GM being right, draft pick being excellent. Just a case of coaches not trusting and utilizing the choice more year one.

It obviously was a situation of a logjam of talent. Avoided big injury situations. But that’s not a fault of the coaching staff. Had several of positions just needed any kind of starter worth even developing. Leave those spots empty to be manned by whatever downtroddung vet could be signed off the scrap heap.

Take a S or LB…or even G. WR…RB. Any of those first round choices would have been out there developing regardless of whether they were worthy or not.

31 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Trade up for Davis. Trade up for Carter. Both very high picks. But also grabbed Nolan in the first this last draft.

And the year before Davis we traded up to get Smith and the year before it we got Reagor.

Sure would like to see the Eagles invest at DB but it’s not like they have neglected DB over the years wasn’t that long ago we drafted Douglas(who is still a pretty decent CB I believe for GB) then Jones who didn’t pan out many thought was a 1st round talent we got in the 2nd.

LB just isn’t going to happen can complain we undervalue it but we are not likely to ever draft one in the 1st with Howie. RB the value doesn’t make sense either why draft one in the first? Find good RBs all the time in the mid rounds