9 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Wow. They really have no expectations for Terrance Marshall.

If he makes the team you'll have to learn his real name.

3 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

I still don't get letting Covey go. I'm not going to lose sleep over it but he became a very underrated PR who was super reliable. I also thought there was the potential for him to be used a little bit more as a WR in the slot.

His contract was up but I think they saw that he couldn’t hold up injury-wise as an NFL Wr and I suspect they don’t want to carry a separate PR and KR and are looking for one guy to do both

1 minute ago, HazletonEagle said:

If he makes the team you'll have to learn his real name.

Yeah... I tried to fix it, but wasn't able to edit it.

47 minutes ago, mattwill said:

All of the above makes you wonder why they drafted APR.

They list APR as an OLB. I think the expectation is that he play OLB. Starts off with pass rush but he’ll need to demonstrate sealing the edge better, playing the run better and occasionally dropping into coverage enough to stick. I looked at that pick as a PS candidate.

10 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

They list APR as an OLB. I think the expectation is that he play OLB. Starts off with pass rush but he’ll need to demonstrate sealing the edge better, playing the run better and occasionally dropping into coverage enough to stick. I looked at that pick as a PS candidate.

Agreed on all points. I looked at that pick as a Huff alternative, as well as nominal depth. However, nominal may mean "in name only.”

12 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

They list APR as an OLB. I think the expectation is that he play OLB. Starts off with pass rush but he’ll need to demonstrate sealing the edge better, playing the run better and occasionally dropping into coverage enough to stick. I looked at that pick as a PS candidate.

I think if he shows enough as a pass rusher he may make the roster. We’re pretty thin on guys who can get to the passer from the edge.

27 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

I still don't get letting Covey go. I'm not going to lose sleep over it but he became a very underrated PR who was super reliable. I also thought there was the potential for him to be used a little bit more as a WR in the slot.

Gyles Jackson

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Mainly a nickle CB.

He played almost exclusively outside this year.

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

So no happy ending

Frankly, he was bad last year. Or, at least, he wasn't Justin Tucker last year. That might have something to do with the whirlwind around him now, but that was self-inflicted from the look of it.

2 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Frankly, he was bad last year. Or, at least, he wasn't Justin Tucker last year. That might have something to do with the whirlwind around him now, but that was self-inflicted from the look of it.

If it was self-inflicted he wouldn't be in trouble. He went to a massage parlor for it

Just now, pgcd3 said:

If it was self-inflicted he wouldn't be in trouble. He went to a massage parlor for it

I suppose that's true.

36 minutes ago, Vlad67 said:

Gyles Jackson

cant lie, that highlight video I posted earlier was kinda fun. He looks less refined as a WR than Moron, but more dynamic.

We envisioned a move around role for Paris Campbell last year but it remained absent from our offense. Giles Jackson looks like he can play such a role if it exists this year.

What a shame. 4.28 speed and you never see this guy with room to run.

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

So no happy ending

2 hours ago, Sack that QB said:

Bucs could be tough too.

Yeah they already have our number as it is

1 hour ago, T-1000 said:

I still don't get letting Covey go. I'm not going to lose sleep over it but he became a very underrated PR who was super reliable. I also thought there was the potential for him to be used a little bit more as a WR in the slot.

A highly over rated JAG

The NFC West draws the really easy schedule this season. They play the NFC South and the AFC South.

No idea if the 49ers have anything left, but their schedule sets up as ridiculously easy -- Their games outside the division (Rams, Cards, Seahawks) are:

-- @ CLE, HOU, New Orleans, IND, Giants, Bucs

-- Home to ATL, CAR, JAX, TEN, CHI

Almost can't help but win 11-12 games with those opponents.

1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

His contract was up but I think they saw that he couldn’t hold up injury-wise as an NFL Wr and I suspect they don’t want to carry a separate PR and KR and are looking for one guy to do both

The Eagles are not allowed to have a dynamic KR.

We’ve seen SB wins, all pro off ball LBs, franchise RBs, great WR draft picks…all of the "will never happens” have happened.

Except KR. It is written. The eagles KR must be slow, below average, and a generally irrational fit for the role.

Matt Pryor is an Eagle again.

12 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

The Eagles are not allowed to have a dynamic KR.

We’ve seen SB wins, all pro off ball LBs, franchise RBs, great WR draft picks…all of the "will never happens” have happened.

Except KR. It is written. The eagles KR must be slow, below average, and a generally irrational fit for the role.

How quickly we forget 2000 & 2001.

3 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

How quickly we forget 2000 & 2001.

I was going to say since Brian Mitchell…

Seems like Barchard does not have a source tho he still claims to be hearing Goedert is staying. Probably a guess like everyone else

Welp, Flyers pick 6th. Nothing too exciting there and quite possibly their worst possible outcome.

Could have been worse. They'll get a great player at 6. This isn't a draft where there's any real difference. Save the top picks for a year with difference makers.

1 minute ago, Sack that QB said:

Could have been worse. They'll get a great player at 6. This isn't a draft where there's any real difference. Save the top picks for a year with difference makers.

The Flyers haven't been relevant for decades. They are on their cycle of hiring former players as GM then coach then going away from it then going back to it. All the while not actually achieving anything at all