12 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Body shaming?  What is he going to do? Have Tyson trim them?

known fact nascar driver kurt busch had his ears pinned back with some cosmetic surgery since he had dumbo ears.

 

8 minutes ago, vaeagle2 said:

known fact nascar driver kurt busch had his ears pinned back with some cosmetic surgery since he had dumbo ears.

 

Decreasing drag is important.  

2 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

Decreasing drag is important.  

or he had trouble putting his helmet on with the ears flapping downward.

10 minutes ago, vaeagle2 said:

known fact nascar driver kurt busch had his ears pinned back with some cosmetic surgery since he had dumbo ears.

 

I looked him up because I had no idea who he was.  Let me tell you his ears didnt look bad at all.  Probably didnt need that procedure.

The dude on NFL network is a whole nother story.  His ears point outwards almost 90 degrees from his head.

Just now, 315Eagles said:

I looked him up because I had no idea who he was.  Let me tell you his ears didnt look bad at all.  Probably didnt need that procedure.

The dude on NFL network is a whole nother story.  His ears point outwards almost 90 degrees from his head.

yeah your right about andrew's ears , i think busch was upset that when drivers had issues with him they called him dumbo and his little feelings got hurt. today's cancel culture would shame the drivers now. LOL

2 hours ago, Utebird said:

Never said one cant be intellectual and support Trump, i find the 2 to be incongruent. Do find it interesting that you added the word "successful" though.

Having said that i dont want to play this game today and derail the blog into a dystopian political crap fest.

Id rather talk about the OL getting whooped and the WR showing out!

Oh and dallas sucks!

 

 

 

Ha so you had to put your two cents in  then act like the "bigger person” for discontinuing the conversation out of "respect” for the other posters. 
 

Such an arsehat move 

10 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Ha so you had to put your two cents in  then act like the "bigger person” for discontinuing the conversation out of "respect” for the other posters. 
 

Such an arsehat move 

Yup got me im an arsehat and come on its at least a nickels worth 2 cents? Pffft...

So how do you feel about Reagor?

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

So much for that Yannick trade by end of today.

It's still the same day 

33 minutes ago, greend said:

It's still the same day 

Not in some parts of the world.  

1 minute ago, EagleJoe8 said:

Not in some parts of the world.  

It is on this flat earth!

So who had Sharknado for August in the 2020 clusterF pool?

Stay safe anyone around the gulf

3 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I think Howie got a little over confident with these trade deadline deals. He hit on Ajayi, but Tate and Avery were just bad, Avery in particular. A 4th isn't rich but its still pretty valuable. I don't really see what warranted trading a 4th for Avery in the heat of the moment. In hindsight it's even worse.

What scares me about this trade is that Avery has that specific joker role, and it doesn't look like they are attempting to utilize him in that role at all in camp.  Are Howie and Doug/Schwartz having enough or even any dialogue about these guys before he trades for them?  

3 hours ago, Ace Nova said:

He might not even need to be that.  He's never had this much talent around him in his entire career.  We'll see how that translates onto the field but on paper, their offense is scary. 

Their national media coverage has been nauseating.  From the players blowing Tom, to how great their defense will be all of a sudden, to Bruce Arian's stupid hats.  If I hear one more analyst or player say that "Tom is in better shape" than 20 years ago or especially this one......"Tom's arm is as good as its been since 2010," I'm gonna puke.  I'm sure he'll be much better than last year bc of weapons, but he was not good last year.  He regressed a TON for the first time in his career.  I hope it continues and they crash and burn.  

2 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

Reading the first part of that tweet:

 

7 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

 

Friendly refresher for all that Sweat was at one point one of the best HS prospects in football before a truly horrific leg injury. He beat the odds, but the talent has always been there. Fingers crossed...

41 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

So who had Sharknado for August in the 2020 clusterF pool?

Stay safe anyone around the gulf

Category 1s are usually good for breaking droughts and not a lot,of wind damage or storm surge.  

4 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Friendly refresher for all that Sweat was at one point one of the best HS prospects in football before a truly horrific leg injury. He beat the odds, but the talent has always been there. Fingers crossed...

His features and build always reminded me of a Jevon Kearse lite

3 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Category 1s are usually good for breaking droughts and not a lot,of wind damage or storm surge.  

Let's hope so. They seem close enough to trigger the Fujiwara (spelling?) Effect, which could be really bad. 

1 hour ago, DEagle7 said:

So who had Sharknado for August in the 2020 clusterF pool?

Stay safe anyone around the gulf

The wife is flying to Tampa Sunday.

Maybe

 This was a good article about Josh Sweat pre-draft.  

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2770048-the-josh-sweat-miracle-from-leg-snapped-in-half-to-fastest-de-in-the-draft

 

It would be HUGE if Barnett started tapping in to his potential, Josh Sweat evolves in to a starter or above average starter and 2 of Ostman, Avery and Miller become contributors this year.  They still need to invest in DE or even DT round 1 next year but to have these young guys take that next step would be such a huge part of the roster puzzle.

 

 

1 minute ago, bpac55 said:

 This was a good article about Josh Sweat pre-draft.  

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2770048-the-josh-sweat-miracle-from-leg-snapped-in-half-to-fastest-de-in-the-draft

 

It would be HUGE if Barnett started tapping in to his potential, Josh Sweat evolves in to a starter or above average starter and 2 of Ostman, Avery and Miller become contributors this year.  They still need to invest in DE or even DT round 1 next year but to have these young guys take that next step would be such a huge part of the roster puzzle.

 

 

Barnett has pretty much tapped his potential. He really had no upside coming out of college. 

3 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

 This was a good article about Josh Sweat pre-draft.  

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2770048-the-josh-sweat-miracle-from-leg-snapped-in-half-to-fastest-de-in-the-draft

 

It would be HUGE if Barnett started tapping in to his potential, Josh Sweat evolves in to a starter or above average starter and 2 of Ostman, Avery and Miller become contributors this year.  They still need to invest in DE or even DT round 1 next year but to have these young guys take that next step would be such a huge part of the roster puzzle.

 

 

Ostman is labeled at 235 according to google.  Kinda small for a DE unless he bulked up some.  Would be nice tho if he and Sweat became good players.

They always have to invest in D-line as you can never have enough.  The Eagles problem has been drafting WRs and CBs.  If Reagor doesnt work out then they need to just start using draft picks to trade for proven WRs and CBs instead of drafting them.

10 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Barnett has pretty much tapped his potential. He really had no upside coming out of college. 

Yeah, I know...just being overly optimistic with all of them.   The Eagles need these young players to start developing in to players that make an impact on the game rather than guys who just line up and take snaps.  

4 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

Ostman is labeled at 235 according to google.  Kinda small for a DE unless he bulked up some.  Would be nice tho if he and Sweat became good players.

They always have to invest in D-line as you can never have enough.  The Eagles problem has been drafting WRs and CBs.  If Reagor doesnt work out then they need to just start using draft picks to trade for proven WRs and CBs instead of drafting them.

He's 259 on PE.com's roster but who knows his actual weight.  He's definitely more than 235.