As I look at it, it doesn't matter that much who will get No.1 seed in the NFC if it isn't anyone from NFC west...travelling there would be annoying...I dont think Cards or Seahawks can compete for No1., but Rams and 49ers especially after bringing back Saleh definitelly can if he can turn their defense like Fangio turned ours

9 hours ago, Wentz_Era said:

Packers are going nowhere with Love at QB…they are essentially Dallas at this point.  Overpaying for a mediocre at best QB.

I don't know about that. I'd certainly rather have Love than Dak.

Packers are missing a decent OL which makes me wonder how good he actually is. Until they fix that, they are going nowhere no matter who the QB is.

1 hour ago, Vlad67 said:

As I look at it, it doesn't matter that much who will get No.1 seed in the NFC if it isn't anyone from NFC west...travelling there would be annoying...I dont think Cards or Seahawks can compete for No1., but Rams and 49ers especially after bringing back Saleh definitelly can if he can turn their defense like Fangio turned ours

Vikings seem like a smart bet to win 15 games and then lose at home in the divisional after a bye.

7 hours ago, Texas Eagle said:

As if we trust Morey to capitalize on the pick if we tank and end up with a good one

Harris is going to drive the Sixers to oblivion as punishment for the Eagles dominating the Commanders for the next decade.

Any updates on Dickerson injury/surgery?

15 minutes ago, Freshmilk said:

Harris is going to drive the Sixers to oblivion as punishment for the Eagles dominating the Commanders for the next decade.

After buying the team for what was it… $6B(!) of what I suspect is borrowed $, I wonder if the WAS ownership group is in a great cash position to take advantage of their cap space.

For those of you who think the 49ers won't be a playoff team, go look at their schedule. Easy 10 wins.

32 minutes ago, Freshmilk said:

Harris is going to drive the Sixers to oblivion as punishment for the Eagles dominating the Commanders for the next decade.

Meh.  It’s a matter of time before people stop buying tickets to the games. 

3 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

Meh.  It’s a matter of time before people stop buying tickets to the games. 

Again... exactly like it was before he owned them.  He's a great owner though, or so I've been told.

 

The Sixers are now relevant because they are the butt of the joke for the whole "Process" thing.   Well done.  

11 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Again... exactly like it was before he owned them.  He's a great owner though, or so I've been told.

 

The Sixers are now relevant because they are the butt of the joke for the whole "Process" thing.   Well done.  

Bc the league f’d them over

26 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

Meh.  It’s a matter of time before people stop buying tickets to the games. 

Exactly 

10 hours ago, mattwill said:

… they are essentially San Fran at this point.  Overpaying for a mediocre at best QB.

That works too.  I mentioned Dallas because Dallas and GB no matter the situation with the team and what’s going on will get hyped by the media.

I don’t get how the Rams may move off of Stafford. Their plan must be to bring in Rodgers if they do. 

24 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Again... exactly like it was before he owned them.  He's a great owner though, or so I've been told.

 

The Sixers are now relevant because they are the butt of the joke for the whole "Process" thing.   Well done.  

I think what most mean as "being a good owner” is that he’s not scared to spend money.

That said, their "front office” so to speak, has no idea what they’re doing. 
 

The Eagles are a very well run organization while the 76ers are a very poorly run organization.   It’s clear as day. 

39 minutes ago, RLC said:

For those of you who think the 49ers won't be a playoff team, go look at their schedule. Easy 10 wins.

I don’t think anyone said they can’t be a playoff team, i think it’s universally agreed upon outside of a few people that their SB window has slammed shut.  Very decidedly and emphatically. 

7 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

I don’t get how the Rams may move off of Stafford. Their plan must be to bring in Rodgers if they do. 

Makes no sense. If you move Stafford its a rebuild

11 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Bet the Steelers are involved. There were rumors they could go after him and kupp 

They don't have a single QB under contract. 100% they have to be in the mix. Howie should fleece them and send Pickett back for more than he gave up.

47 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Bc the league f’d them over

Harris took it. If they demanded Sam go he never should have let them force a hand picked president and his idiot son as GM on them. 

3 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Harris took it. If they demanded Sam go he never should have let them force a hand picked president and his idiot son as GM on them. 

Harris doesnt care about anything but the money

8 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Harris doesnt care about anything but the money

This. Josh Harris is a terrible owner and a cheap, penny-pinching ****.

He'll ruin Jayden Daniels career just like he did to Embiid.

Just because he's better than the worst owner of all-time (Dan Snyder) doesn't make him good.

 

1 hour ago, Waiting4Someday said:

After buying the team for what was it… $6B(!) of what I suspect is borrowed $, I wonder if the WAS ownership group is in a great cash position to take advantage of their cap space.

Even if had the money available he wouldn't do it.  Josh Harris is a total cheapskate as every Sixers fan already knows.

56 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

I don’t get how the Rams may move off of Stafford. Their plan must be to bring in Rodgers if they do. 

Or someone like Darnold that still has many years left if he plays well enough.

Looking at some RB's in the draft after the top guys whom we probably won't go for.  We will need a good one to compete for the #2 role and I hope we don't just bypass, anything happens to Saquan and you will need to be able to run the ball very effectively so do not play around.

Jarquez Hunter ; Bhaysul Tuten are two that stick out. But there's others I like quite a bit: Kyle Monangai ; Raheim Sanders ; Jordan James ; Kalel Mullins ; Woody Marks ; Trevor Etienne. 

Another idea that wouldn't garner many votes but I would be interested, Raheem Mostert. If he is cheap and be willing to be in a lesser role, I would investigate. He may give up more money and playing time elsewhere, but the trade off is being part of a championship team and RB room that will be chasing championships. He can't have all that much left time in his career but he can still play, so it could be a good fit for both sides. Not sure how much he could possibly cost to other teams either so it may not be much of a loss for him.

 

I've never heard someone annunciate like this. Watch on repeat.

 

 

57 minutes ago, brkmsn said:

Or someone like Darnold that still has many years left if he plays well enough.

Darnold is not Stafford. That’d be a big time downgrade