12 hours ago, Lambo said:

Who hates Nick Foles?

Qb1 BF

Eagles signed DT Justin Rogers and released LS Christian Johnstone.

Charley Hughlett missed two practices with a neck injury

4 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Cincy problem is starting off slow the first quarter or so of the season. They need to come out guns blazing this year. Trey and Stewart will both play. They'll get those done. Trey will probably get a 2 year extension with a boat load of money upfront

Most ownership groups I’d agree that’ll likely happen. Bengals i can’t say that’s a given.

2 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Most ownership groups I’d agree that’ll likely happen. Bengals i can’t say that’s a given.

Not sure Trey has much of a market trade wise

Speaking of trades....if I'm Buffalo or Denver, I'd see if you can get McLaurin for a 3rd

12 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Eagles signed DT Justin Rogers and released LS Christian Johnstone.

Charley Hughlett missed two practices with a neck injury

Not good enough to make the cowpads, Rogers is another NT type. Was hoping they would keep,Johnston over Hughlett.

42 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I’d be curious if a reporter sent out a poll to players, retired players, agents, league officials and just people who work with closet with multiple organizations/owners to see who are the best owners in nfl and who are the worst owners. It is obvious to fans who some of the worst (and best) are such as browns, bengals, jags.

You get this already with the NFLPA report cards. There's a specific category to vote on for ownership, but also the overall score is a reflection of ownership since they are in control of all the categories they get graded on.

For 2025 worst ownership:
Jets

Panthers

Cardinals

Patriots

Steelers

11 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Not sure Trey has much of a market trade wise

Maybe true. But also dealing with an owner that basically forced 32 year old carson Palmer just sit out half a year, drafted Andy Dalton and was ok if Palmer retired rather than trade him away

How likely this scenario is i don’t know. But don’t think it’s out of the realm bengals owner doesn’t pay him. Hendrickson plays and expects to hit FA next year and the bengals at that point slap him with franchise tag.

2 minutes ago, wussbasket said:

You get this already with the NFLPA report cards. There's a specific category to vote on for ownership, but also the overall score is a reflection of ownership since they are in control of all the categories they get graded on.

For 2025 worst ownership:
Jets

Panthers

Cardinals

Patriots

Steelers

Does that cover more than just current nflpa players? Like agents, former players, coaches, former coaches and just people that are in the league or work in other aspect besides just football relations with the owners

42 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Been pondering again. Close to 50 years ago, I did a stretch tear of my lateral meniscus. (Medical treatment has advanced significantly since then.) Now that’s probably a Grade 1. I could limp on it with a knee brace for a few weeks. Went to my Orthopedic and the option was surgery or let it heal. I let it heal. I would guess it was close to a year before it was completely normal and that was more so because of the small fragments of cartilage that would get in the wrong spot and irritate me. I suspect Landon is somewhere between a 1 and a 2. I suspect he has had that issue since the end of last season. As far as I know, Landon did not have offseason surgery. Now clean outs and such are much more advanced these days. I suspect he aggravated it as much as anything on Sunday.

He said he was getting some kind of surgery this offseason at locker clean out, although he didn't say for what. He likened it to a car and said they were going to go in and see what needed to get fixed.

12 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Is it though? I don't know what Dean's BMI is but based on that breakdown of data being about a large OT my guess is that his BMI is not near the same which that data goes off of.

10 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

Where are all these guys going to go if Dillon Gabriel puts up Tanner McKee-like numbers against the Eagles next week?

Doubt he will given that he has looked awful in camp by all reports.

Meanwhile Sanders put up Tanner McKee-like numbers in his preseason debate yet is still trashed by people like you. Interesting, but not at all surprising.

17 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Does that cover more than just current nflpa players? Like agents, former players, coaches, former coaches and just people that are in the league or work in other aspect besides just football relations with the owners

Its just from the players, but they grade on many categories.

Treatment of Families

Food/Dining Area

Nutritionist/Dietician

Locker Room

Training Room

Training Staff

Weight Room

Strength Coaches

Team Travel

Head Coach

Ownership

@just relax

Toth is Lg with the ones in practice today. How did he look in the Bengals game?

2 minutes ago, wussbasket said:

Its just from the players, but they grade on many categories.

Treatment of Families

Food/Dining Area

Nutritionist/Dietician

Locker Room

Training Room

Training Staff

Weight Room

Strength Coaches

Team Travel

Head Coach

Ownership

While that’s good source from players perspective. I think coaches, former coaches who generally aren’t with 1 organization their entire career would give another perspective. Additionally agents who deal with players and every team would likely have some good input too.

5 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Is it though? I don't know what Dean's BMI is but based on that breakdown of data being about a large OT my guess is that his BMI is not near the same which that data goes off of.

BMI was listed as a risk factor for sustaining the injury.

It had nothing to do with the % chance of return to play.

DeSean and Vick at practice today.

Their obsession with Brett Toth is infuriating.

Toth running with first team at LG today