Smith needs to buy Dean a nice gift.  If he caught that ball he would be home resting this week

13 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Please a moment of silence for the 8th time this weekend over some movie producers and actors for losing their 3rd homes. Meanwhile the poors in NC and WV still no homes, not allowed to rebuild in these now determined flood zones and no funds going to them either. 

This is a totally inappropriate and outrageous statement...even for a sociopath like you. I am 400 miles away but still impacted by the reach. I know many ordinary people who lost everything. I am sickened by reading about some of the deaths, including the elderly man who was found still holding his hose and the amputee father with his son with cerebral palsy who died waiting for a special needs vehicle that never came. Tragedies are just that regardless of location. 

1 minute ago, Diehardfan said:

Smith needs to buy Dean a nice gift.  If he caught that ball he would be home resting this week

Eagles lose the tie breaker to Detroit in that scenario and are the number 2 seed anyway, in the exact situation they are today

8 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

ESP finally got it right. Offense probably better cause Barkley was still good and so was goedert 

How is the offense rating the same as the QB rating?   QB held the offense back. 

QB D+
Offense C.   
Defense A (bailed out by a missed FG, and some bad tackling, especially that Jacobs run where he gutted them, so not A+)
ST:  A-  (Missed FG counts against ST)

Coaching B-...
Defense = A+ (bad tackling was more about execution than preparation, IMO),
Offense = D+ (Still using Smith as a lead blocker aggravates me beyond what I can express),
ST = B (Still don't get what's up with the FG unit)

 

4 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

 

Wouldn't mind more of it. 

Was a big boy nfl throw 

Quick out gotta get some zip on those quick outs and lead the receiver, if its late or inside its a pick six.

In highschool we called that route " Zip"

Brady mentioned in the broadcast after a few " zips" by Love that every GM wants to see if a qb can make that throw, if not theyre probably not getting drafted.

High level throw by hurts that looks really simple but its a tough throw and hurts gets a lot of grief for not having a cannon but hes got enough mustard to make that throw.

11 minutes ago, Uscg-green said:

I think I want the Vikings. I want no part of Baker or playoff Stafford. I'll take Darnold. 

The bucs will destroy us again if we play like we did today (they also know to blitz hurts until the cows come home)

Wish Dean a speedy recovery.

Hoping he can comeback before the season starts.

But the draft nerd in me sees some excellent LB prospects around late RD2-RD3 that would look great paired with Baun. Or at least challenge Trotter, Jr. for that spot.

 

2 minutes ago, devpool said:

The bucs will destroy us again if we play like we did today (they also know to blitz hurts until the cows come home)

Those 2 games were both in TB relaxing weather and both were missing AJ + 2023 D & 2024 pre-adjustment D

This would be different 

I'm waiting for Moore to scheme some WRs open.

This offense just seemed stale, run, run, pass out of the gun. Hurts was rusty, which was to be expected, but unless he went blind, they weren't getting anyone open. We'll see when the 22 comes out.

Just now, BDawk_ASamuel said:

 

Excited to see him as a 17 games starter. He had 6.5 sacks in rotational duty

15 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Didnt see him out there, saw him standing on the sideline looking like the bust he is 

Given the state of the EDGE position between potential retirements, free agents and a dude on big contract who the coahcing staff doesnt trust, my prediction for a vetran edge signing for next year is K.Mack. He has history with Fangio in CHI, and if he doesnt retire, will be in ring chase mode.  

3 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Smith needs to buy Dean a nice gift.  If he caught that ball he would be home resting this week

You seem confused

Just now, austinfan said:

I'm waiting for Moore to scheme some WRs open.

This offense just seemed stale, run, run, pass out of the gun. Hurts was rusty, which was to be expected, but unless he went blind, they weren't getting anyone open. We'll see when the 22 comes out.

Yup. Moore just doesn't have it. 

4 minutes ago, aptosbird said:

This is a totally inappropriate and outrageous statement...even for a sociopath like you. I am 400 miles away but still impacted by the reach. I know many ordinary people who lost everything. I am sickened by reading about some of the deaths, including the elderly man who was found still holding his hose and the amputee father with his son with cerebral palsy who died waiting for a special needs vehicle that never came. Tragedies are just that regardless of location. 

Yup. Couldn’t have said it any better. Have friends out there dealing with this first hand. It’s worthy of a moment of silence and it’s still an on going. I urge people to help donate to help those effected anyway you can. 

1 minute ago, kiwieagle said:

Given the state of the EDGE position between potential retirements, free agents and a dude on big contract who the coahcing staff doesnt trust, my prediction for a vetran edge signing for next year is K.Mack. He has history with Fangio in CHI, and if he doesnt retire, will be in ring chase mode.  

Hed be a good fit, still has some juice.

2 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

 

Easy player of the game for me

 

Eagles will look much better next week.…but this was one of those really frustrating games that we’ve become all to accustomed to.

Nolan Smith was the man of the match imho.

3 minutes ago, kiwieagle said:

Given the state of the EDGE position between potential retirements, free agents and a dude on big contract who the coahcing staff doesnt trust, my prediction for a vetran edge signing for next year is K.Mack. He has history with Fangio in CHI, and if he doesnt retire, will be in ring chase mode.  

I was thinking that yesterday too. Guy can still play.

15 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

But that’s what this team is built upon.  Running game dominates against all fronts, passing game is going to gobble up a big play here or there and do nothing else.  

Thats why I criticize Hurts week in and week out because of this arrangement.  But the passing game was closer to its norm today, if not statistically, at least in efficacy….than the running game was.

The team is built on the run opening up the pass.   But, this game the pass never opened up, so the Packers didn't have to respect it.

The passing game wasn't closer to its norm today, it was a complete fraud.    You are off the deep end on this one.  

10 minutes ago, aptosbird said:

This is a totally inappropriate and outrageous statement...even for a sociopath like you. I am 400 miles away but still impacted by the reach. I know many ordinary people who lost everything. I am sickened by reading about some of the deaths, including the elderly man who was found still holding his hose and the amputee father with his son with cerebral palsy who died waiting for a special needs vehicle that never came. Tragedies are just that regardless of location. 

 

It's a tragedy and none of them are good and all of them are sincerely awful and cause for an overall reflection on the flimseyness of life. Last I heard though the deaths are at 5 and this has ripped through the most wealthy neighborhoods of this country while they are getting full government backing to rebuild and environmental rules bypassed to rebuild. 

Meanwhile earlier this season the poor rural areas of his country impacted by that hurricane had their only homes destroyed, aren't allowed to rebuild due to government regulations and has recovery funding/government assistance cut off along with a much higher death total. It's a clear double standard implemented by those who throw serious financial weight behind those who are in office compared to those who were just trying to survive under those elected.

It sucks for both LA and those Applacia people but I can't help but look at the abundance of grief over LA with a side eye knowing how people with far far far far less were recognized and treated in just as devastating of a natural disaster. 

A pathetic imitation of the Hogan's Heroes theme.

Ertz sighting