12 hours ago, Freshmilk said:

 

Good stuff.  At the 4:38 mark, Ojomo makes an excellent play, but also watch what Nolan Smith does to the All-Pro pulling guard.  Beauty play by two 2nd year linemen.

 

 

Yup, Tre Smith who is a pro bowl guard and a FA got beat like a drum all game, the play where Nolan lit him up was reminiscent of what nolan did a couple weeks earlier to the Packers Pro bowl guard, putting him out of the game.💪

 

23 hours ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

Take your pick:

1.)  

 

2.) 

3.)  

 

That may need to be made a little smaller, we'll see how it goes if you want that one. 

24 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

3.)  

 

That may need to be made a little smaller, we'll see how it goes if you want that one. 

That's what she said! 

 

7 hours ago, Utebird said:

Yup, Tre Smith who is a bowl guard and a FA got beat like a drum all game, the play where Nolan lit him up was reminiscent of what nolan did a couple weeks earlier to the Packers Pro bowl guard, putting him out of the game.💪

And as I think it was in baldy’s breakdowns of those plays Nolan is giving up right around 100lbs to those guards and stoned the **** out of them.

8 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

My criticism of Hurts is rarely over the top. Sometimes, yes. Mostly, Im speaking the truth about his shortcomings. You get insulted even when Im speaking the truth.

The lack of self awareness in this statement is simply amazing. 

Just now, jsb235 said:

The lack of self awareness in this statement is simply amazing. 

tldr

 

11 hours ago, bpac55 said:

After watching all the Eagles playoff games today and now the SB, we might be underestimating how good Josh Sweat is. I've been beating the drum for Milton Williams, but as many have pointed out, the DT class is stacked and Moro Ojomo could fill in nicely. I might move Sweat up to the #2 most important player to sign. Highly doubtful, but brining him back would be huge.

Very possible, Sweat did take a lot of snaps once Graham went down and Huff trended towards bust territory which reduced his snaps as well which I think wore him down more. I think in a better rotation, we would have seen more production towards the end of the season. But I just think the DE class is much better than the DT's in this draft so I would much rather go DE in round 1. 

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

 

That's great.

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

 

I'm confused.   Is that Jalyx?  or who is "Chris"?

5 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I'm confused.   Is that Jalyx?  or who is "Chris"?

yeah. I didnt know if he goes by Chris? Did he give her a fake name just to be funny? Or to be safe from the stalker?

Anyway, he called Howie Big Pimpin. But apparently that is "Chris".

It was very surprising to see both Campbell and Wilson get quite a few snaps in the first half. I certainly didn't see that coming.

46 minutes ago, greendestiny27 said:

Very possible, Sweat did take a lot of snaps once Graham went down and Huff trended towards but territory which I think wore him down more. I think in a better rotation, we would have seen more production towards the end of the season. But I just think the DE class is much better than the DT's in this draft so I would much rather go DE in round 1. 

There are definitely two DTs in Round 1 that would be superb Eagles … Michigan’s Mason Graham and Mississippi’s Walter Nolen.  

3 minutes ago, mattwill said:

There are definitely two DTs in Round 1 that would be superb Eagles … Michigan’s Mason Graham and Mississippi’s Walter Nolen.  

Those guys might as well be on the moon - some GM would have to do Howie a solid by taking our 1+2+3 to get us in the ballpark.

2 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

It was very surprising to see both Campbell and Wilson get quite a few snaps in the first half. I certainly didn't see that coming.

It makes the mock drafts with the Eagles taking a WR that much more head scratching. Johnny Wilson, as a rookie WR4/5 played 34% of the snaps. A lot of that could be the fact that the Eagles were so run heavy and they really like his blocking however. But he also had a target in the SB. I think they really like his upside. Same goes with Ainias Smith. Smith didn't show much juice when he was given the chance, but the team still appears to be high on him. They made it a point to keep him on the active roster and even made a spot for him after IR. I don't see them giving up on either player in 2025.

Brown, Smith, Dotson, Smith, Wilson IMO are locks for 2025. Covey is a RFA, so he's a question mark right now. Smith might be the heir apparent at PR/KR.

Of course, if the Eagles are going BPA in the draft and the WR on the board is too good to pass up, then you do it. Emeka Egbuka at 32 could be incredible value, but he has to be heads and shoulders above the rest of BPA. 

11 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

It was very surprising to see both Campbell and Wilson get quite a few snaps in the first half. I certainly didn't see that coming.

 

3 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

Those guys might as well be on the moon - some GM would have to do Howie a solid by taking our 1+2+3 to get us in the ballpark.

Graham for sure.  
 

Nolen might drop a bit though.

5 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

It makes the mock drafts with the Eagles taking a WR that much more head scratching. Johnny Wilson, as a rookie WR4/5 played 34% of the snaps. A lot of that could be the fact that the Eagles were so run heavy and they really like his blocking however. But he also had a target in the SB. I think they really like his upside. Same goes with Ainias Smith. Smith didn't show much juice when he was given the chance, but the team still appears to be high on him. They made it a point to keep him on the active roster and even made a spot for him after IR. I don't see them giving up on either player in 2025.

Brown, Smith, Dotson, Smith, Wilson IMO are locks for 2025. Covey is a RFA, so he's a question mark right now. Smith might be the heir apparent at PR/KR.

Of course, if the Eagles are going BPA in the draft and the WR on the board is too good to pass up, then you do it. Emeka Egbuka at 32 could be incredible value, but he has to be heads and shoulders above the rest of BPA. 

Egbuka would be insane value at 32 and push smith and wilson right off the roster. Which is where they belong

1 minute ago, ToastJenkins said:

Egbuka would be insane value at 32 and push smith and wilson right off the roster. Which is where they belong

I really do NOT want to a WR in the 1st two rounds.  BPA is fine but I sure hope it isn't a WR.  Give me DL, LB, or a TE.

3 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Egbuka would be insane value at 32 and push smith and wilson right off the roster. Which is where they belong

Egbuka would be nice BPA selection… wouldn’t make a ton sense now but would be a nice guy to have up our sleeve in 2-3 years.

Fangios success this year was such an indictment of the Miami organization and especially their players. What a bunch of losers.

8 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Graham for sure.  
 

Nolen might drop a bit though.

That would be nice, but I think we’ll be sifting through that next tier of 3Ts.

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

It makes the mock drafts with the Eagles taking a WR that much more head scratching. Johnny Wilson, as a rookie WR4/5 played 34% of the snaps. A lot of that could be the fact that the Eagles were so run heavy and they really like his blocking however. But he also had a target in the SB. I think they really like his upside. Same goes with Ainias Smith. Smith didn't show much juice when he was given the chance, but the team still appears to be high on him. They made it a point to keep him on the active roster and even made a spot for him after IR. I don't see them giving up on either player in 2025.

Brown, Smith, Dotson, Smith, Wilson IMO are locks for 2025. Covey is a RFA, so he's a question mark right now. Smith might be the heir apparent at PR/KR.

Of course, if the Eagles are going BPA in the draft and the WR on the board is too good to pass up, then you do it. Emeka Egbuka at 32 could be incredible value, but he has to be heads and shoulders above the rest of BPA. 

Tankathon has us getting Jack Sawyer, Tate Ratledge and Chris Paul … Edge, OG, and ILB … Ohio State, Georgia and Mississippi.  That would be consistent with Howie’s recent pattern.

6 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Fangios success this year was such an indictment of the Miami organization and especially their players. What a bunch of losers.

Jevon Holland did all kinds of ****ing… I heard MIA is going to let him walk (that’s a strike) and I wonder if his FA value will get dinged on top of it. I have no interest, but am intrigued if the hot girl:crazy matrix will play out.