3 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Nick Foles

27 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Just give it a rest. Please.

2 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

We are one Mark Simenauo away from the opener.

Didn't even realize football is this month

Thought Moesher’s selection of most exciting rookie player to watch in TC (with emphasis on exciting) was interesting. He went with Montrell Johnson Jr. his reasoning that linemen aren’t particularly exciting to watch nor are LBs. Not sure I agree with the latter. You can gage a bit on football instincts at LB. I also like to watch the feet and hand use by linemen but that’s not "exciting” as most would have it. So Johnson, a one cut speed guy with good size is interesting. Knock on him is trusting his blockers (patience) and vision.

The other beat took the easy route with McCord. Too easy.

Who are yours? I am waffling between McWilliams, Mukuba, Hook (BigEFly likes DBs) and Cooper, Morin and Jackson. In thud practices, though, and in PS games, hands down it will be Robinson and Mondon, especially the latter. I am looking forward to D Cooper v Cooper D in the one on ones.

Why?

Can’t fault any of these answers

5 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Can’t fault any of these answers

We can argue about where he ranks as a QB, but I appreciate an authenitc old soul more than anything else.

Ever wonder why in SciFi space battles there is never an issue with all the small debris from the small spacecraft blowing up? Thank the stars for scientifically nonsensical "shields” and "force fields”.

I sometimes feel like I’m the only adult male who hates SciFi. Hate Star Trek. Hate Star Wars. Hate all of it.

50 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Thought Moesher’s selection of most exciting rookie player to watch in TC (with emphasis on exciting) was interesting. He went with Montrell Johnson Jr. his reasoning that linemen aren’t particularly exciting to watch nor are LBs. Not sure I agree with the latter. You can gage a bit on football instincts at LB. I also like to watch the feet and hand use by linemen but that’s not "exciting” as most would have it. So Johnson, a one cut speed guy with good size is interesting. Knock on him is trusting his blockers (patience) and vision.

The other beat took the easy route with McCord. Too easy.

Who are yours? I am waffling between McWilliams, Mukuba, Hook (BigEFly likes DBs) and Cooper, Morin and Jackson. In thud practices, though, and in PS games, hands down it will be Robinson and Mondon, especially the latter. I am looking forward to D Cooper v Cooper D in the one on ones.

I'm really excited to see what Stoutland can do with Williams and Hinton. Feel like one of them will turn into a steal. But likely will learn more from the PS games than practice with linemen.

8 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I sometimes feel like I’m the only adult male who hates SciFi. Hate Star Trek. Hate Star Wars. Hate all of it.

I'm with you. I keep seeing all of these posts about Interstellar so I decided to watch it on a flight home from Texas. I was bored and confused. I don't get the hype at all. It was one of the slowest movies I've ever watched. Haven't watched any Star Wars movies. You're not alone my friend.

36 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Ever wonder why in SciFi space battles there is never an issue with all the small debris from the small spacecraft blowing up? Thank the stars for scientifically nonsensical "shields” and "force fields”.

An explosion in space wouldn't make any sound, either.

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

Ever wonder why in SciFi space battles there is never an issue with all the small debris from the small spacecraft blowing up? Thank the stars for scientifically nonsensical "shields” and "force fields”.

It's not a space battle but debris plays a large part in Gravity. Plus, the opening 17-minutes sequence is maybe the greatest single take in cinema history.

1 hour ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I sometimes feel like I’m the only adult male who hates SciFi. Hate Star Trek. Hate Star Wars. Hate all of it.

I was never into either also.

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

Thought Moesher’s selection of most exciting rookie player to watch in TC (with emphasis on exciting) was interesting. He went with Montrell Johnson Jr. his reasoning that linemen aren’t particularly exciting to watch nor are LBs. Not sure I agree with the latter. You can gage a bit on football instincts at LB. I also like to watch the feet and hand use by linemen but that’s not "exciting” as most would have it. So Johnson, a one cut speed guy with good size is interesting. Knock on him is trusting his blockers (patience) and vision.

The other beat took the easy route with McCord. Too easy.

Who are yours? I am waffling between McWilliams, Mukuba, Hook (BigEFly likes DBs) and Cooper, Morin and Jackson. In thud practices, though, and in PS games, hands down it will be Robinson and Mondon, especially the latter. I am looking forward to D Cooper v Cooper D in the one on ones.

I'm sure it comes as no surprise that I like watching the OL. Becton had me drooling last year. Hinton intrigues me but I'm concerned about his speed. 5.64 in the 40 is pretty ponderous. Stoutland likes to pull all his linemen and I don't know if Hinton can do it. In any event, I'll be watching him as much as I can.

8 minutes ago, just relax said:

It's not a space battle but debris plays a large part in Gravity. Plus, the opening 17-minutes sequence is maybe the greatest single take in cinema history.

Gravity is, in my opinion, one of the very worst movies that pretends to have any basis in actual science.

9 minutes ago, just relax said:

I'm sure it comes as no surprise that I like watching the OL.

1 hour ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I sometimes feel like I’m the only adult male who hates SciFi. Hate Star Trek. Hate Star Wars. Hate all of it.

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

I'm with you. I keep seeing all of these posts about Interstellar so I decided to watch it on a flight home from Texas. I was bored and confused. I don't get the hype at all. It was one of the slowest movies I've ever watched. Haven't watched any Star Wars movies. You're not alone my friend.

man cards, now, both of you.

9 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

What's funnier is I remember why they're giving that reaction

12 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

What's funnier is I remember why they're giving that reaction

I remember them doing it on several occasions but don’t recall that one specifically.

17 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I remember them doing it on several occasions but don’t recall that one specifically.

Woman in the crowd flashed them lol

6 hours ago, NCiggles said:

How about a Bryan Braman away!

Bryan has some nasty cancer right now. Hopefully he pulls thru

6 hours ago, NCiggles said:

How about a Bryan Braman away!

Hopefully Bryan pulls thru

ESPN.com

Ex-Texans, Eagles LB Braman in cancer treatment

Former Texans and Eagles linebacker Bryan Braman is undergoing treatment for a rare, aggressive form of cancer, with his longtime agent describing the situation as extremely serious.

44 minutes ago, just relax said:

I'm sure it comes as no surprise that I like watching the OL. Becton had me drooling last year. Hinton intrigues me but I'm concerned about his speed. 5.64 in the 40 is pretty ponderous. Stoutland likes to pull all his linemen and I don't know if Hinton can do it. In any event, I'll be watching him as much as I can.

If Williams takes coaching then he has potential at OT. Little slow but I think part of that is conditioning. Trout would need to fix his feet and his bend, but that’s may be doable. I figure Hinton is a G/T. Pierce intrigues. Monster of a man. I do wonder if he takes to NFL conditioning. Will be interesting to see how Kinnard looks in year three. Never liked his lateral movement.

5 hours ago, BigEFly said:

Kind of looks like Fred Flintstone.

1 hour ago, just relax said:

It's not a space battle but debris plays a large part in Gravity. Plus, the opening 17-minutes sequence is maybe the greatest single take in cinema history.

That is a great movie.