2 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Sometimes when I reload the page it turns into a blank page with a single tweet loaded in the corner. When I try to back out of this to a previous page it takes me to another page with a different single tweet. Is this a known issue?

I’ve had that happen on my phone. Haven’t noticed on my PC yet.

2 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Sometimes when I reload the page it turns into a blank page with a single tweet loaded in the corner. When I try to back out of this to a previous page it takes me to another page with a different single tweet. Is this a known issue?

Same

59 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I’ve had that happen on my phone. Haven’t noticed on my PC yet.

Same

4 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Sometimes when I reload the page it turns into a blank page with a single tweet loaded in the corner. When I try to back out of this to a previous page it takes me to another page with a different single tweet. Is this a known issue?

Have this happen all the time. I have to press go back arrow on my phone like 3-4 times and i get back to the board. Says something like platform twitter

2 hours ago, NCiggles said:

I am sure she's just waiting for your call.

I don't call. I show up at their houses.

Jeffery Lurie doesn't want to pay to make the deal for the trademark.

2 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Jeffery Lurie doesn't want to pay to make the deal for the trademark.

They were hoping brotherly shove would catch on

3 hours ago, mattwill said:

What is common for some is anything but common for others. Take the tush push for example.

Our American culture has deep roots in Puritanism. It make us much more uptight than average.

Puritans were pretty limited to New England. Penn recognized religious freedom entirely so the Commonwealth had a diverse religious makeup, including secularists, Unitarians and Jewish settlers far above those of other colonies. Such openness was attractive to Germanic immigrants who brought there Lutheran church with them and why at the time of the Revolution German was as common a language as English in PA.

3 hours ago, ManuManu said:

I brought a Bug-A-Salt gun last year. Got stolen like 12 times. Couldn’t believe how popular that thing was.

These things are a fun way to kill flies/mosquitos too. Electric tennis racket. So satisfying.

On 5/21/2025 at 4:16 PM, LeanMeanGM said:

I’m not sure there is anyone in the world that can tell Irsay what to do so I’m not gonna be mad at Shane

I'm not sure Irsay was even alive to vote.

Now that the tush push vote and meetings are over for the offseason, barring a Bryce Huff trade or some type of a free agent signing like Simmons or Za'Darius Smith, we probably won't get any important Eagles stuff until camp starts. Other than the reveal of the rings in June. The biggest football lull of the calendar year begins today.

13 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

These things are a fun way to kill flies/mosquitos too. Electric tennis racket. So satisfying.

I need to get one of those. This is what I use

37 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Puritans were pretty limited to New England. Penn recognized religious freedom entirely so the Commonwealth had a diverse religious makeup, including secularists, Unitarians and Jewish settlers far above those of other colonies. Such openness was attractive to Germanic immigrants who brought there Lutheran church with them and why at the time of the Revolution German was as common a language as English in PA.

Agreed. Time has a way of changing how words are used, as well as providing opportunities for the creation of new derived words. Puritanical may be one of those derived words … one that has a generalized cultural meaning rather than a specific sectarian meaning.

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

Yup daughter is expected to take over

Holy RBF

1 minute ago, Grump99 said:

Holy RBF

renal blood flow?

I concur!

43 minutes ago, Grump99 said:

Holy RBF

In her defense, whoever painted on her eyebrows are like 50% responsible for the rage face.

I’d still smash, she’s gotta have some of that wild gene in her

My 2025 division predictions:

AFC West

Chiefs

Chargers

Broncos

Raiders

AFC East

Bills

Dolphins

Patriots

Jets

AFC North

Ravens

Bengals

Steelers

Browns

AFC South

Texans

Titans

Colts

Jaguars

NFC West

Rams

Niners

Cardinals

Seahawks

NFC East

Eagles

Commanders

Turds

Giants

NFC North

Packers

Lions

Vikings

Bears

NFC South

Bucs

Saints

Falcons

Panthers

NFC Playoffs — Eagles, Rams, Packers, Bucs, Lions, Commanders, Niners

AFC Playoffs — Bills, Chiefs, Ravens, Texans, Chargers, Broncos, Bengals

24 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

My 2025 division predictions:

AFC West

Chiefs

Chargers

Broncos

Raiders

AFC East

Bills

Dolphins

Patriots

Jets

AFC North

Ravens

Bengals

Steelers

Browns

AFC South

Texans

Titans

Colts

Jaguars

NFC West

Rams

Niners

Cardinals

Seahawks

NFC East

Eagles

Commanders

Turds

Giants

NFC North

Packers

Lions

Vikings

Bears

NFC South

Bucs

Saints

Falcons

Panthers

I checked the website. You are right. Those are the teams in each of the divisions.

Incidentally, another point about that Ravens "behind the scenes” draft video from a couple of days ago is that when Howie called to try to move up in the first round, the Ravens thought they would take Malaki Starks rather than Jihaad Campbell.

Not that they would actually know one way of the other. Just found it interesting.

I think the Bears take a leap. Not saying they will be serious contenders but I think they make it interesting in the NFCN.

I can also see the Patriots being better than expected, and slightly less better but still better the Raiders.

6 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I think the Bears take a leap. Not saying they will be serious contenders but I think they make it interesting in the NFCN.

I can also see the Patriots being better than expected, and slightly less better but still better the Raiders.

I thought we were moving to have the Lambeau Leap banned... in the name of player safety and liability?!?!

Suck it Green Bay.

1 hour ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I didn’t watch a ton of players before the draft, but watch quite a few of the Eagles new players after. Idk if I’m wearing green colored glasses, but every single one had pretty good tape out there.

Statistically they shouldn’t all succeed, but I’m having a hard time seeing which draft pick could get cut. Obviously this all can change once the pads come on, but I’m very excited about the talent they picked up in the draft.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I think the Bears take a leap. Not saying they will be serious contenders but I think they make it interesting in the NFCN.

I can also see the Patriots being better than expected, and slightly less better but still better the Raiders.

Bears will continue to be awful

AFC east is Bad i could see the Pats finishing 2nd