1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

dick

Take it with a grain of ESP vision

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

Pulling guard in 3..2...

Warning for the end

Respect to Troy Polamalu for jumping in there though.

16 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Remember how Nick came out calling deep balls before ceding to Streichen?

The team will be defended differently with Barkley in the backfield than when they had Sanders back there as the primary back. (Sorry Miles, but the reality is that you just aren't Saquon no matter how much you want to talk stupidly.)

If the Eagles face a ton of single high safety next year, they absolutely should take more shots down the field. Brown and Smith are both at tracking and winning 50-50 balls.

3 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

The team will be defended differently with Barkley in the backfield than when they had Sanders back there as the primary back. (Sorry Miles, but the reality is that you just aren't Saquon no matter how much you want to talk stupidly.)

If the Eagles face a ton of single high safety next year, they absolutely should take more shots down the field. Brown and Smith are both at tracking and winning 50-50 balls.

That was a fake Miles Sanders quote you are referring to.

I love the silver wings on the helmets from that era.

55 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

This kid really is so likable

Hell of a leader/example too!

And now for something completely different for all the Phil Collin’s fans out there.

This one’s for @Mike030270

29 minutes ago, mattwill said:

I love the silver wings on the helmets from that era.

Byars ran for 3.6 yards a pop and his career high was 577 rushing yards as a 10th overall pick RB.

You can't overestimate how bad of a draft pick he was. He'd have been great in round 4.

He was a versatile blocker, receiver, and gadget play passer. He sucked as a runner.

If we had a 2028 draft where we got RB production out of picks 10 and 37 like they got out of Byars and Toney in 1986, there would not be many compliments going to either player or the FO.

They did find Seth and Clyde in rounds 8 and 9 so it was not all bad.

Green tinted glasses but man Smith and Hunt have the potential the but really good around the edge 🤞

14 minutes ago, SkippyX said:

Byars ran for 3.6 yards a pop and his career high was 577 rushing yards as a 10th overall pick RB.

You can't overestimate how bad of a draft pick he was. He'd have been great in round 4.

He was a versatile blocker, receiver, and gadget play passer. He sucked as a runner.

If we had a 2028 draft where we got RB production out of picks 10 and 37 like they got out of Byars and Toney in 1986, there would not be many compliments going to either player or the FO.

They did find Seth and Clyde in rounds 8 and 9 so it was not all bad.

All true, but he had silver wings on his helmet so it ain’t all bad

6 minutes ago, mattwill said:

All true, but he had silver wings on his helmet so I ate all bad

He was one of my favorite Eagles for all the other stuff but the 1980s were really weird with that team.

11 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Green tinted glasses but man Smith and Hunt have the potential the but really good around the edge 🤞

Carter, Ojomo, and Davis are going to destroy the middle.

Let's Hunt Part II

15 hours ago, ToastJenkins said:

Nah when you are a billionaire who cares. Besides the city owns the stadium, no?

Billionaires tend to care about money, which is why they’re a billionaire. And you don’t think the city wants those sweet Taylor Swift concert dollars?

I’m all for a dome. I don’t need to see another snow game.

30 minutes ago, TEW said:

Billionaires tend to care about money, which is why they’re a billionaire. And you don’t think the city wants those sweet Taylor Swift concert dollars?

They had Taylor swift at the Linc for like 4 of her tours already