3 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

SoFi Stadium is expandable to 100,000+ seating capacity and has all the modern luxury suites, etc. The idea of permanently hosting the Super Bowl in the 100+ year-old Coliseum is ..... ...... interesting.

Is profanity still not allowed on the EMB?

You can call someone a dick. I think that’s our limitations

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You can call someone a dick. I think that’s our limitations

You dick

Good news.

There is an Eagles DVD coming from NFL Films

Fans hoping to snag a DVD of the Super Bowl LIX highlights to place on their shelf next to the highlights from Super Bowl LII are in luck.

The NFL said they plan to release Super Bowl Champions: the 2024 Philadelphia Eagles on DVD. There is no official release date, but an NFL spokesperson said it will be available before the end of the year.

And if the Eagles repeat this season, Weiner said NFL Films might have to think a little bigger.

"Maybe one day next year, when we do the 2025 Eagles championship film, we’ll have a movie to premiere in the theater,” Weiner said.

If the Meadowlands can host a SB without a roof then so can Philly. But F the SB, who cares. It's not worth it for once every 10+ years(at best).

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

Oh please. Your head would explode if Hurts played in the SB in the Eagles stadium

You’re going to need to be more specific

20 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Bored on a slow Friday, so went back and tweaked my predictions. Predict each game, then see the results and go back through it. Here are my takeaways:

• Despite Jerry's incompetence, Dallas will manage to finish 2nd in the division but miss the playoffs. They still can't run it or stop the run, but adding Pickens will let them score on bad defenses. The simple answer is they will be what Dallas has always been -- beat up on bad teams, lose to good teams.

• Washington will have a losing record because they had an ABYSMAL offseason. Somehow they made one of the worst run defenses in the NFL worse, and they added a #2 WR who is washed and can't play anymore. Add on being the oldest team in the league, and I am being generous at 8 wins. I wouldn't be shocked to see them 6-11. Easily the most overrated team in the league. EASILY.

• Detroit will take a step back, but so will Minnesota, and I just don't believe in Green Bay and Jordan Love. No beating up on the AFC South this year. The interior offensive line in Detroit could be a real problem. And I'm already worried about the Bears and reports that Caleb isn't working hard. Seems like the next Trevor Lawrence -- overrated bust who peaked early in his college career.

• Tampa Bay is a lot better than people think. Baker is good.

• The Rams are the biggest competition in the NFC. I don't buy the 49ers easy schedule hype.

• Buffalo will run away with the AFC East again.

• Every year I think Cincinnati will be good, every year I am wrong. I will stick with tradition.

• The AFC South is a dumpster fire. Lawrence is a bust, I don't think Ward will be great, and Daniel Jones vs. Anthony Richardson is like choosing between HIV and AIDS

• KC will win the division, but barely. Denver is overhyped, but I've never believed in Payton as a coach

Wrong

16 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Bored on a slow Friday, so went back and tweaked my predictions. Predict each game, then see the results and go back through it. Here are my takeaways:

• Despite Jerry's incompetence, Dallas will manage to finish 2nd in the division but miss the playoffs. They still can't run it or stop the run, but adding Pickens will let them score on bad defenses. The simple answer is they will be what Dallas has always been -- beat up on bad teams, lose to good teams.

• Washington will have a losing record because they had an ABYSMAL offseason. Somehow they made one of the worst run defenses in the NFL worse, and they added a #2 WR who is washed and can't play anymore. Add on being the oldest team in the league, and I am being generous at 8 wins. I wouldn't be shocked to see them 6-11. Easily the most overrated team in the league. EASILY.

• Detroit will take a step back, but so will Minnesota, and I just don't believe in Green Bay and Jordan Love. No beating up on the AFC South this year. The interior offensive line in Detroit could be a real problem. And I'm already worried about the Bears and reports that Caleb isn't working hard. Seems like the next Trevor Lawrence -- overrated bust who peaked early in his college career.

• Tampa Bay is a lot better than people think. Baker is good.

• The Rams are the biggest competition in the NFC. I don't buy the 49ers easy schedule hype.

• Buffalo will run away with the AFC East again.

• Every year I think Cincinnati will be good, every year I am wrong. I will stick with tradition.

• The AFC South is a dumpster fire. Lawrence is a bust, I don't think Ward will be great, and Daniel Jones vs. Anthony Richardson is like choosing between HIV and AIDS

• KC will win the division, but barely. Denver is overhyped, but I've never believed in Payton as a coach

I didn't know about the report of Williams not working hard. Is it like Murray? They built that team pretty well

Burrow will carry that team until he finally says enough and trade me. FO needs a reset and come otto terms

I'm curious how badly Bucs would drop if Evans were to retire

13 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You can call someone a dick. I think that’s our limitations

And ass. They finally removed that filter

24 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You can call someone a dick. I think that’s our limitations

Not the only thing you piece of dogshit

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

I didn't know about the report of Williams not working hard. Is it like Murray? They built that team pretty well

Burrow will carry that team until he finally says enough and trade me. FO needs a reset and come otto terms

I'm curious how badly Bucs would drop if Evans were to retire

And ass. They finally removed that filter

Ben Johnson threw the starting offense off the practice field because Caleb didn't know the plays

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/chicago-bears-first-training-camp-ben-johnson/

14 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

If the Meadowlands can host a SB without a roof then so can Philly. But F the SB, who cares. It's not worth it for once every 10+ years(at best).

That basically happened as a post 9/11 push for NYC. No chance it ever happens again.

55 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

That's the Coliseum - it's a complete dump located in a horrible part of town. Nobody wants to play or watch a game there.

They should renovate and make it the official Super Bowl stadium because it is a beauty to watch games there on TV.

Interesting stat

32 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

SoFi Stadium is expandable to 100,000+ seating capacity and has all the modern luxury suites, etc. The idea of permanently hosting the Super Bowl in the 100+ year-old Coliseum is ..... ...... interesting.

Is profanity still not allowed on the EMB?

SoFi is just another generic indoor stadium that is completely boring to watch a game played at from a TV viewer standpoint.

23 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Good news.

There is an Eagles DVD coming from NFL Films

Fans hoping to snag a DVD of the Super Bowl LIX highlights to place on their shelf next to the highlights from Super Bowl LII are in luck.

The NFL said they plan to release Super Bowl Champions: the 2024 Philadelphia Eagles on DVD. There is no official release date, but an NFL spokesperson said it will be available before the end of the year.

And if the Eagles repeat this season, Weiner said NFL Films might have to think a little bigger.

"Maybe one day next year, when we do the 2025 Eagles championship film, we’ll have a movie to premiere in the theater,” Weiner said.

What about bluray or 4k bluray? Or will the only option be a 30 year old format?

26 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

They are going to put an * on the Eagles Super Bowl.

Lurie's too cheap and players had to scalp tickets.

2 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

SoFi is just another generic indoor stadium that is completely boring to watch a game played at from a TV viewer standpoint.

Maybe you should consider not being poor and actually going to a game there. Awesome place to watch a game.

7 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Ben Johnson threw the starting offense off the practice field because Caleb didn't know the plays

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/chicago-bears-first-training-camp-ben-johnson/

Yikes. That's crazy to be happening now when we're so close to football

7 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Ben Johnson threw the starting offense off the practice field because Caleb didn't know the plays

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/chicago-bears-first-training-camp-ben-johnson/

Can't wait for the news story about Caleb complaining that Ben Johnson is not going to manicures with him.

35 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You can call someone a dick. I think that’s our limitations

You are a blathering twatwaffle.

35 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

You dick

I’m watching you

8 minutes ago, Moderator12 said:

I’m watching you

Can you put filters on the stupid posts that reek of fishing, trolling, calling Lurie cheap or just in general being stupid?

1 minute ago, NYEagle said:

Can you put filters on the stupid posts that reek of fishing, trolling, calling Lurie cheap or just in general being stupid?

That is 90% of the posts. This (my) post included.

31 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Ben Johnson threw the starting offense off the practice field because Caleb didn't know the plays

https://www.cbsnews.com/chicago/news/chicago-bears-first-training-camp-ben-johnson/

He wouldn't wear the wristband with the play calls on it because it didn't match his nail color...

3 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

How long is the cash strapped joke going to last for?

Damnit RTK

Until we decide its over!

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

That also means that the Eagles natural grass would almost certainly become artifical. We'd be going from an outdoor natural grass team to an indoor artificial grass team, all for the chance to host the SB once every 10 years? Nope. Let the Sixers build their new arena and that can hold Final Fours. I hate everything about the idea.

That's an unrealistic frequency as well. The more cities get a dome, the bigger the pool of potential sites grows... and the more cities have a deal made with the NFL in order to secure more public dollars for the project.