7 hours ago, Asg 15 said:

9/5/2026	at Colorado State	Fort Collins, Colorado	4 p.m. MT
9/12/2026	Northern Colorado	Laramie, Wyoming	2 p.m. MT
9/19/2026	at Central Michigan	Mount Pleasant, MI	1 p.m. ET
9/26/2026	Hawai‘i	Laramie, Wyoming	1 p.m. MT
10/3/2026	at North Dakota State	Fargo, North Dakota	2:30 p.m. CT
10/9/2026	at San José State	San Jose, California	6 p.m. PT
10/17/2026	NIU	Laramie, Wyoming	1:30 p.m. MT
10/23/2026	Air Force	Laramie, Wyoming	9:00 P.M.
11/7/2026	at UNLV	Las Vegas, Nevada	7:30 p.m. PT
11/14/2026	at UTEP	El Paso, Texas	TBA
11/20/2026	New Mexico	Laramie, Wyoming	7 p.m. MT
11/28/2026	UConn	Laramie, Wyoming

Tell 80 we're all rooting for him!!!!! Maybe he can call(well it's not novacare anymore) that he would like to be an Eagle. Maybe the staff scouts will watch some games LOL

4 hours ago, joemas6 said:

I can't wait to watch the defense.

Adding Woolen was a great move. If they can all stay healthy it's going to make alot of QB's look BAD if we have any semblance of a pass rush. I still replay that vid of DeJean(123's boy) planting Henry. Pure gold

6 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Adding Woolen was a great move. If they can all stay healthy it's going to make alot of QB's look BAD if we have any semblance of a pass rush. I still replay that vid of DeJean(123's boy) planting Henry. Pure gold

Hope you are not wrong on this. Seahawk fans said good riddance and OVERRATED for Woolen. We shall see.

That was gold!!!!!

22 minutes ago, Senhorcook said:

Hope you are not wrong on this. Seahawk fans said good riddance and OVERRATED for Woolen. We shall see.

That was gold!!!!!

Sure, agree we need to see him first. A reoccuring theme though I keep hearing is players who come here didn't feel the same comraderie they do here. You see guys who leave want to come back. Why is that? Must be worth something. He's better than all the BU's we had, but you are right we need to see if he's worth the loot. He seems very happy to be here

35 minutes ago, Senhorcook said:

Hope you are not wrong on this. Seahawk fans said good riddance and OVERRATED for Woolen. We shall see.

That was gold!!!!!

HEAVY

Ex-Seahawks Star Drawing Early Praise at Eagles Camp

Former Seahawks CB Riq Woolen is already drawing praise at Eagles camp, adding new context to Seattle’s decision to let him leave.

So IDK said he's covering Smitty just fine, so either 1)Woolen is ready/effective or 2) Smitty isn't the 1 we thought. I'm betting on the former. He's only on a 1 year, so if he's bad Howie left an out. If he's locking Smitty down and that is correct we should have a suffocating secondary that can't be thrown on. Of course real camp starting soon where we will know alot more.

On my numbers through 40, I left off my man Vick at #7. Not sure why I screwed that up.

5 McNabb, but more because I don’t know any other 5s. Same for 1 Hurts.

2?

3?

I don’t watch soccer, never have…maybe some soccer guys.

I stopped watching baseball at the 1982 strike.

Haven’t watched basketball since MJ.

So missing plenty of options in those sports for lots of years

Nolan Smith and Jalyx Hunt…are those the DE starters? Who are the backups? Those two don’t excite me a lot at that position.

They are good; not great.

Campbell takes over for Dean. Can he do it?

Joe, what excites you so much about the defense?

The ESPN reporter also described a widespread respect for Hurts’ intangibles while pointing to the statistical realities that have tempered his reputation as a top-tier quarterback heading into the 2026 season.

"There is a great deal of respect in the league for Jalen Hurts, for his intangibles, for his toughness,” Fowler said on 97.5. "He throws a great deep ball, and he does a lot of things well.”

Seems Justin Herbert receives so much love here. He’s 0-3 in the postseason.

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Sure, agree we need to see him first. A reoccuring theme though I keep hearing is players who come here didn't feel the same comraderie they do here. You see guys who leave want to come back. Why is that? Must be worth something. He's better than all the BU's we had, but you are right we need to see if he's worth the loot. He seems very happy to be here

Comradery is probably the most important theme for making one invest wholeheartedly. The main ingredient for team.

Joe Burrow is so strong all around. But what has he accomplished?

45 minutes ago, Senhorcook said:

On my numbers through 40, I left off my man Vick at #7. Not sure why I screwed that up.

5 McNabb, but more because I don’t know any other 5s. Same for 1 Hurts.

2?

3?

I don’t watch soccer, never have…maybe some soccer guys.

I stopped watching baseball at the 1982 strike.

Haven’t watched basketball since MJ.

So missing plenty of options in those sports for lots of years

Oops! I missed the part of 1-40. LOL my bad. I'm assuming you saw my list and wondered WTH is this.

20 Dawkins, 21 Eric Allen, 92 Reggie White, 59 Seth Joyner, 96 Clyde Simmons, 7 Jaws, 25 LeSean McCoy, 53 Trent Cole, 54 Trotter

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Joe Burrow is so strong all around. But what has he accomplished?

Got to the SB wining a playoff game with no TDs but an interception.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Got to the SB wining a playoff game with no TDs but an interception.

A 19-16 win for him

Lost the SB.only threw a single TD.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Lost the SB.only threw a single TD.

22 of 33 passing in that SB

Burrow’s next season lost in the playoffs throwing a single TD and two interceptions.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Burrow’s next season lost in the playoffs throwing a single TD and two interceptions.

In a 23-20 loss

Lane is Eagles largest career earner at 166 mil

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/seahawks_mike_macdonald_names_rival_as_best_head_coach_in_nfl/s1_13132_44068319

There's a great detail in which they coach, and there's a precision to their offense, and there's a physicality to what they do, and it's complementary," Macdonald added about how the 49ers perform under Shanahan. "Everything's married off each other. All the route stems are married off each other. They vary their pass protections. The run game is diverse but complementary. Again, they're constantly evolving, so you have to keep pace with that, and it's not easy to do, and that's why they've been so successful."

Maye was present for all of the team’s voluntary practices, and had some really strong moments (plus a few uncharacteristic mishaps) in those," Graff wrote. "But a few voluntary spring practices are hardly a reason for concern or optimism. Instead, what was telling was what the coaching staff wanted Maye to work on. They want him more in control of the offense, so they spent time at practice without giving Maye a play call, hoping he could figure out what to run on the fly based on what the defense was doing."