4 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Blankenship is very key for us…the leader of the Secondary Parker built.

Yeah he only ranked 2nd worst S in the league but he needs to be back

Reading your comments make my butt pucker

6 hours ago, Procus said:

Biggest problem was drop off in talent level. Becton was a monster in 2024. Johnson was out a good chunk of the year and the playoffs. Dickerson and Jurgens were hurt bad. You put a healthy 2024 line out during 2025, and the team overcomes a lot more of the offensive coaching deficiencies.

Coaching can only overcome so much. If a line gets decimated by injury, the team's record suffers. Happened in 2012 and in 2020 - both years where head coaches were fired. IIRC, Stout was coaching the OL during 2020.

RIght,but Hurts best quality was taking off on broken plays. He was excellent at it, but last year he decided to give that up. So we paid for a whole QB and got 1/2. Hurts passing is mediocre and without his legs we weren't dominant any longer

32 minutes ago, DownwithDallas said:

Yeah he only ranked 2nd worst S in the league but he needs to be back

Reading your comments make my butt pucker

Well Mr. Puckerbutt, get ready because he spews never ending pucker juice HAHAHA. We prove him wrong most of the time yet he persists in massive excess futility. Hurts is a god and you need to bow before him 🤣. You know Hurts has carried this team all alone since 2020? 🤣 On another note, Howie is going to have to nail another draft. I am bit anxious to see what "full autonomy" means. Last time we did that we got Chip Kelly. We WILL get younger yet again. IDK how long the window stays open, that depends on next year I suppose. If Hurts continues with his non running BS we may as well toss a few losses in for better picks in '27. We are in rebuild mode already

13 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Well Mr. Puckerbutt, get ready because he spews never ending pucker juice HAHAHA. We prove him wrong most of the time yet he persists in massive excess futility. Hurts is a god and you need to bow before him 🤣. You know Hurts has carried this team all alone since 2020? 🤣 On another note, Howie is going to have to nail another draft. I am bit anxious to see what "full autonomy" means. Last time we did that we got Chip Kelly. We WILL get younger yet again. IDK how long the window stays open, that depends on next year I suppose. If Hurts continues with his non running BS we may as well toss a few losses in for better picks in '27. We are in rebuild mode already

I stand by what I said approximately 3 weeks ago. 9 W's-8 L's, 2nd place in the division and no playoffs.

2 hours ago, EaglesTD123 said:

I stand by what I said approximately 3 weeks ago. 9 W's-8 L's, 2nd place in the division and no playoffs.

Hmm depends who we play/too early for a prediction. More staff and player turnover than I thought. Siri has to put this back together. Good test for him. Sink/swim it figured to be a rough ride this year

https://www.totalprosports.com/nfl/philadelphia-eagles-make-final-decision-on-superstar-wr-aj-brown/ 12 hours ago

https://www.totalprosports.com/nfl/las-vegas-raiders-superstar-maxx-crosby-is-officially-finished/ Always liked this guys aggressive attitude. Love to add him but he would cost too much

16 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Hmm depends who we play/too early for a prediction. More staff and player turnover than I thought. Siri has to put this back together. Good test for him. Sink/swim it figured to be a rough ride this year

Eagles 2026 home games:

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New York Giants

3. Washington Commanders

4. Los Angeles Rams

5. Seattle Seahawks

6. Houston Texans

7. Indianapolis Colts

8. Carolina Panthers (NFC South winner)

9. Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC North winner)

Eagles 2026 away games:

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New York Giants

3. Washington Commanders

4. San Francisco 49ers

5. Arizona Cardinals

6. Jacksonville Jaguars

7. Tennessee Titans

8. Chicago Bears (NFC North winner)

   My "I called it" stands lol

t Selections

PICK: 23 RND: 1 (PHI)

Olaivavega Ioane

OG Penn State

PICK: 54 RND: 2 (PHI)

Elijah Sarratt

WR Indiana

PICK: 98 RND: 3 (PHI)

Joe Royer

TE Cincinnati

PICK: 122 RND: 4 (PHI)

Max Iheanachor

OT Arizona State

PICK: 137 RND: 4 (PHI)

Domani Jackson

CB Alabama

PICK: 151 RND: 5 (PHI)

Xavier Nwankpa

S Iowa

PICK: 179 RND: 5 (PHI)

Sawyer Robertson

QB Baylor

PICK: 201 RND: 6 (PHI)

Trey Zuhn III

OT Texas A&M

Draft Picks Received

PICK: RND: 2 (BUF)

NEXT YEAR (2027)

 

Draft Picks Traded

PICK: 68 RND: 3 (BUF)

Deontae Lawson

LB Alabama

Players Gained

Brandin Cooks

30 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

Eagles 2026 home games:

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New York Giants

3. Washington Commanders

4. Los Angeles Rams

5. Seattle Seahawks

6. Houston Texans

7. Indianapolis Colts

8. Carolina Panthers (NFC South winner)

9. Pittsburgh Steelers (AFC North winner)

Eagles 2026 away games:

1. Dallas Cowboys

2. New York Giants

3. Washington Commanders

4. San Francisco 49ers

5. Arizona Cardinals

6. Jacksonville Jaguars

7. Tennessee Titans

8. Chicago Bears (NFC North winner)

   My "I called it" stands lol

With this schedule,I don't see 9 wins even as things stand

2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

With this schedule,I don't see 9 wins even as things stand

I was being generous.

Doing mock drafts just got real hard LOL I traded my 68 pick for Cooks and a future 2027 round 2 pick and drafted another WR as shown. Gives me 2 WR's with experience while we work the new guy in. It's now officially a mess HAHA

Just now, EaglesTD123 said:

I was being generous.

Much depends on the O line. and the quitter QB. With new kids it will be tough sledding. I'll go 7-9 while everyone learns on the job

3 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Much depends on the O line. and the quitter QB. With new kids it will be tough sledding. I'll go 7-9 while everyone learns on the job

7–9 isn't far out of the realm of possibility.

7 hours ago, capmaster24 said:

RB has Barkley, Tank and Shipley all coming back and Barkley and Shipley here for 2 years. RB is the last position I would look as a need. Safety, LB DL before RB, but CB is also a top need before any of them

I did say RB wasn’t an immediate need just something to keep in mind Shipley hasn’t been good and Barkley is again reaching 30 the time RB tend to start and fall off.

Wonder if Will Lampkin gets a chance on the OL now he was a PS darling for the Rams last season before we snagged him…. So he has some experience playing in the style of O Mannion seems to want to bring here.

Cameron Williams another interesting name for us the rookie OT from Texas has the size like 6’7 320 pounds spent a year under Stout no clue if he would be ready to take over at T if lane retires though

Alex Honig UConn might be the sleeper TE of the draft 6’7 270 pounds…. From Germany was a former QB at TCU before switching to TE. Freakish athlete. Even hearing they might be projecting him as an OT

7 hours ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Alex Honig UConn might be the sleeper TE of the draft 6’7 270 pounds…. From Germany was a former QB at TCU before switching to TE. Freakish athlete. Even hearing they might be projecting him as an OT

He agrees with me when I said there was no one special at TE,but there are alot of them https://sportstalk.substack.com/p/november-2026-nfl-draft-tight-end

Gellenborg is being replaced by ASG's grandson I think

6 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

He agrees with me when I said there was no one special at TE,but there are alot of them https://sportstalk.substack.com/p/november-2026-nfl-draft-tight-end

Think this draft holds a lot of interesting guys at TE the issue with them are they aren’t the day 1 Brock Bowers or Ty Warren guys. Lot of guys think would do great as the #2 for a year sitting behind Geodart or another TE

Honig 6’7 270 really good athlete just limited experience playing the position blocking is top tier to the point NFL scouts are even considering him as a OL

Klein- Michigan TE better athlete than Loveland even topped out at like 22mph just didn’t play as much but a willing blocker

Norfleet- another tall TE at 6’6 listed as 260 but heard reports he could be as small as 235 gives the receiving element and sounds like he develop into the blocker with his size.

Delp- bring the rare size and speed you rarely see from a TE needs to get stronger and better as a blocker and we do like our Georgia bulldogs

Kitselman- maybe the most traditional TE in the draft prototypical size for a TE strong blocker more of a possession style TE was also a leader for the Vols

Have to remember Travis Kelce was a 3rd rounder, George Kittle was drafted in the 5th round, Tucker Kraft was a 3rd round guy.

They weren’t viewed as special players either coming out of the draft

Who is Michael Carter II???? And why does he have a $10 mil cap hit? I thought Adoree Jackson was the other CB last year??

When did we get this guy??? And I'm assuming that we can trust that they will cut him to save the cap hit?

6 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Who is Michael Carter II???? And why does he have a $10 mil cap hit? I thought Adoree Jackson was the other CB last year??

When did we get this guy??? And I'm assuming that we can trust that they will cut him to save the cap hit?

Traded for him from the Jets around the deadline

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1 hour ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Think this draft holds a lot of interesting guys at TE the issue with them are they aren’t the day 1 Brock Bowers or Ty Warren guys. Lot of guys think would do great as the #2 for a year sitting behind Geodart or another TE

Honig 6’7 270 really good athlete just limited experience playing the position blocking is top tier to the point NFL scouts are even considering him as a OL

Klein- Michigan TE better athlete than Loveland even topped out at like 22mph just didn’t play as much but a willing blocker

Norfleet- another tall TE at 6’6 listed as 260 but heard reports he could be as small as 235 gives the receiving element and sounds like he develop into the blocker with his size.

Delp- bring the rare size and speed you rarely see from a TE needs to get stronger and better as a blocker and we do like our Georgia bulldogs

Kitselman- maybe the most traditional TE in the draft prototypical size for a TE strong blocker more of a possession style TE was also a leader for the Vols

Right, the TE's in this draft are "role specific" We could use to add one, but no all around threats I can see. Some have Sadiq in round 1,I'm sure he will go there but a reach IMO. depends how desperate you are