3 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You found one site he was round five….which isn’t high at all.

Lol... the round was the result, not the projection.

3 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I always nitpick tighter the closer I think our squad is to being champions

You annoy thee $h@× out of you mean

1 hour ago, mattwill said:

Agreed in principle, but Draftnicks look at the Draft holistically … in aggregate … so those different Boards are blended into the single perspective of the individual Draftnick.

JMO

https://drafttek.com/ This one you would probably like. They go onto more detail,even as to what "tech" D linemen play best. Do most sites will just list them as D line,but if your team has a specific need for a 3 tech,they will tell you that. They also break down "WR" into outside and slots rather than lump them together. This causes one to look at more specific players and what their role could be for your team. ASmith was at the top of the "slot" WR list, but well back on the overall WR list. So if you were looking just for a slot fill this was very helpful. There is no way we can research every draft pick

2 hours ago, mattwill said:

All their backs were against the wall. Awareness of that reality was not known solely by Hurts. They responded to that reality as a team … a team that coalesced and collaborated.

Regarding "leading” the Defense, how was he able to do that? When they were on the field he wasn’t. When he was on the field they weren’t. They were effectively ships passing in the night. The leadership of the D came from Fangio up in the Booth, and the Defensive players down on the sidelines.

Matt Pryor came off the field and they were able to play offense. 5 drives ...no first downs....a sack/ fumble on a guy he let hit Hurts.. minus 3 yards.

Without him = zero punts... 4 TDs on 5 drives.

Patullo, Hurts... Jesus, Mohammad, Buddah... none had the impact that taking Pryor out of the game had. End of subject really.

Everyone remember the game we sacked Troy Aikman 12 times back in the 80s.... did their game plan or " rallying rhe troops" matter ? Or the fact they couldn't block Reggie, Jerome, Clyde and company?

Don't make a simple thing complicated.

10 hours ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Do image Ringo is the next man up against a depleted Bucs WR room but we do also have Nickerson who we just moved up from the practice squad I know they were talking fairly high on him throughout camp.

He’s the next man up but he’s not a very good option. And he may be against back ups but I still think he’s going to struggle.

3 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Yeah felt like they really wanted Ringo to win the job all along. But he flat failed. Seems like almost a situation where you ponder whether to even keep a guy like that around even.

Precisely! they wanted him to win the job and he didn’t. They have given him opportunities in TC and he’s shown he just isn’t good enough. Time to end the experiment and trade for a good CB2.

3 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

He’s the next man up but he’s not a very good option. And he may be against back ups but I still think he’s going to struggle.

He played vs the Rams in the playoffs dud a decent job. Maybe we relax and let him play before worrying so much? Only one spot on the field. Im more interested in seeing how our DL plays without Smith. Everything starts up front... gotta stop Irving and White first.

5 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Precisely! they wanted him to win the job and he didn’t. They have given him opportunities in TC and he’s shown he just isn’t good enough. Time to end the experiment and trade for a good CB2.

Relax

5 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Precisely! they wanted him to win the job and he didn’t. They have given him opportunities in TC and he’s shown he just isn’t good enough. Time to end the experiment and trade for a good CB2.

You don't make moves put of panic. It should be obvious a trade is coming... too early yet. Prices will be too high.

3 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

He played vs the Rams in the playoffs dud a decent job. Maybe we relax and let him play before worrying so much? Only one spot on the field. Im more interested in seeing how our DL plays without Smith. Everything starts up front... gotta stop Irving and White first.

The front and back need to complement each other though. If you can’t cover for more than 2 seconds then you can’t hope for your DL to get any kind of pressure. Though I agree if you can’t get good consistent pressure then you can’t hope for your backs to cover forever.

1 hour ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

The front and back need to complement each other though. If you can’t cover for more than 2 seconds then you can’t hope for your DL to get any kind of pressure. Though I agree if you can’t get good consistent pressure then you can’t hope for your backs to cover forever.

You make it sound like Ringo can't move... we have seen him play some... relax a little. Up front is way more important, they don't have to pass if you can't stop the run. If tiu can't get to the QB...doesn't matter who you have in the back.

While they compliment each other for sure, the line is way more important.. As we just saw with the Pryor fiasco Sunday. Nothing changed on either side of the Eagles O or Rams D... yet one matchup at the line completely changed the game. One matchup in the secondary doesn't have same effect.

You can counter a mis match with Ringo by putting Mayfield on his arse or sliding a Safety over or LB underneath. I'd rather win the battle at the line though, kinda hurts their whole offense not just one option

6 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

IDK that TB is depleted. Both Evans and Godwin could play, they have Sheppard and Egbuka is breaking out this year. If either of the first 2 don't play, that will be helpful

lol when I posted about the bucs WRs didn’t see the news about Godwin possibly my playing that came up for couple hours later lol…. Though pretty sure I heard Evan’s is unlikely heard he could miss couple weeks

Jalen Hurts 1-4 vs Tampa. 0-4 without AJ.

Eagles scoring in the 30s this week.... going 4-0. We need to stop their running game. That's the X factor.

6 hours ago, mattwill said:

All their backs were against the wall. Awareness of that reality was not known solely by Hurts. They responded to that reality as a team … a team that coalesced and collaborated.

Regarding "leading” the Defense, how was he able to do that? When they were on the field he wasn’t. When he was on the field they weren’t. They were effectively ships passing in the night. The leadership of the D came from Fangio up in the Booth, and the Defensive players down on the sidelines.

hurts willed the defense and special teams to shut the rams down after the quick score to start the 2nd half.

3 hours ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

lol when I posted about the bucs WRs didn’t see the news about Godwin possibly my playing that came up for couple hours later lol…. Though pretty sure I heard Evan’s is unlikely heard he could miss couple weeks

Yeah they are both last minute decisions. They really want to beat us badly,so they may take the risk

2 hours ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

hurts willed the defense and special teams to shut the rams down after the quick score to start the 2nd half.

We looked horrible the first 1/2. The change of putting in Johnson changed everything,. Hurts didn't "will" anyone, he gave a pep talk like most QB's do when their team is getting spanked at home.. Pryor is not a T, he is a G and a BU one at that. That whiff was fixed by Patullo

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

We looked horrible the first 1/2. The change of putting in Johnson changed everything,. Hurts didn't "will" anyone, he gave a pep talk like most QB's do when their team is getting spanked at home.. Pryor is not a T, he is a G and a BU one at that. That whiff was fixed by Patullo

you might wanna check the batteries in your sarcasm detector.

7 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Sure,there is a composite board I use the most. Doesn't mean it's perfect, just a consensus

Exactly … just a consensus of opinions. Deciding whether a player is a sleeper/dark horse is just an opinion … one that is arrived at with the consensus as a base line.

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7 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Look at Pryor vs Johnson and Johnson. Pryor not a first down... J&J = 4 TDs on 5 drives...no punts. Blocking the DL is more important than whatever comes out of your QB's mouth. Wake up!

In fairness to Ham, Hurts did run up and down the sideline aggregation of Eagles players and exhort them on. If any of them were at the time in a huddle with their position coach going over execution details/tactics, they probably didn’t hear Hurts’ exhortations.

55 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

you might wanna check the batteries in your sarcasm detector.

I took the new ones out of my stud finder since it already found me

11 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Exactly … just a consensus of opinions. Deciding whether a player is a sleeper/dark horse is just an opinion … one that is arrived at with the consensus as a base line.

Our scouts are damn good

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

I took the new ones our of my stud finder since it already found me

🤣

in all seriousness, the entire team seemed to pull their collective heads out of their arses and started playing and coaching better. this week should show us if the 2nd half is what we could expect going forward.

tampa is a huge monkey on the eagles back, winning sunday would be big.

7 hours ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

He’s the next man up but he’s not a very good option. And he may be against back ups but I still think he’s going to struggle.

I’m not going to prejudge Ringo prior to him getting on the field and either succeeding or failing. What I think is really irrelevant. What he does is what matters. So far, the opportunity for him to go out on the field in a meaningful game has not happened. So I am holding my water on him until that actually does happen.