1 minute ago, pgcd3 said:

I don't think their play has been very good

Lamm's been solid. He's an upgrade from what the Eagles had last year. Played well for Miami when he had to play with injuries and surrounded by lesser players. He hasn't gotten beat or anything. Nothing to me has stood out as negative with him.

Fangio doesn't like Ricks. CB2 might not be on roster

Braden Mann has 366 yards. Easily the MVP of this game.

I hope these tickets were cheap or these fans have been ripped off with that performance

5 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Thoughts?

Beware of Peter Mandelson. A snake of a man and incredibly dishonest.

A SB over here would be good, but would mean the London Mayor having to get crime under control and cleaning up the Tube.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Did he forget which lunchbox his Mum packed for him?

Honestly I can't think of a guy on the bubble that I'd be upset if they lost except Darius Cooper.

Second team looked good today. This counts as a win to me. 2-0 on the road to 23-0. Let's keep it going next week.

Cleveland is clearly the superior organization. Just listen to the commentary!

Just now, Sack that QB said:

Second team looked good today. This counts as a win to me. 2-0 on the road to 23-0. Let's keep it going next week.

Did we watch two different games?

3 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

Did we watch two different games?

Apparently so.

We need Kinnard on the practice squad so he can go for the 4-peat.

This guy has been making play after play for the Lions.

Mukuba and Mondon made plays so that’s good. Offense was horrendous so hard to say if an individual did well.

Exactly what the team wanted to see in the second PS game. Stress plays everywhere making players step up. Think Ringo outplayed Jackson and Bennett may have as well. Looking forward to the All22. Brandon Johnson probably makes the PS over Nickerson.

12 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Second team looked good today. This counts as a win to me. 2-0 on the road to 23-0. Let's keep it going next week.

Thanks Eliot

Every year, some fans complain about the score or vanilla scheme in preseason, when the coaches are just evaluating backups and roster bubble players.

Browns had some first teamers mixed with second teamers and the Eagles had second teamers mixed with third teamers. To me all the second teamers stood out.

Mukuba, Mondon, Campbell, Ojulari, TyRob, Hall, most of the second team OL played well. Thought the CBs were fine for the most part. Ringo and Bennett actually played well. Adoree didn't play much. Not sure if that's good or bad for him.

Offense was mainly third teamers outside of the OL so really hard to take anything of value out of the offense. Third team offense against second team defense is just not going to do much today, but Ainias played pretty well.

I think that’s a very optimistic review of the players. That said I don’t believe preseason means much of anything

Through two preseason games not including guys who only played in one of the two games, so excluding McKee, I think the Eagles two best players overall are probably Campbell and TyRob. And then we'll see how Mukuba looks next week, but today was one of, if not the player who stood out most. If you end the preseason with your first 3 picks being 3 of your best players, that bodes well for another legit draft class. TyRob is really going to fit in well, I like what I've seen from him a lot and all reports are he's having a strong camp. Holds the point of attack well and has good burst across the line. And will only get better as DTs typically adjust slower to the NFL than other positions. It's good he's off to a good start early, but not a surprise since he's older than some other prospects.

I think they would have showcased Cooper today more if he wasn't a lock to make the team. Feels like they purposefully went to other guys to give them reps and a chance to earn it. Cooper feels like a lock.

CBs settled in a bit, it sounds like? And some good things from Mkuba. Also sounds like the Eagles more or less punted on the game by hardly using anyone of importance outside of a positional battle.

1 minute ago, eagle45 said:

CBs settled in a bit, it sounds like? And some good things from Mkuba. Also sounds like the Eagles more or less punted on the game by hardly using anyone of importance outside of a positional battle.

Yeah, Ringo got beat on a pick play, so hard to count that against him. Bennett gave up a reception but it was tightly contested. McWilliams I don't think was thrown at, the only times I saw him was him chasing down running backs from behind in the second half. The first couple drives were either Gabriel narrowly avoiding sacks to buy time or receivers making very tightly contested catches. I didn't think the opening defense was nearly as ugly as I've seen other people say. I think it's confirmation bias based off the reports out of the joint practices if anything. Eagles led by 5 when their second teamers largely came out of the game.

Adoree didn't play nearly as much as Ringo. That could mean they don't want him to get hurt because he's currently in the lead. Could mean there's not a lot to see since he's been in the league for years. Could also mean they don't like what they see. Who knows.

34 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

This guy has been making play after play for the Lions.

He's an interesting player. Apparently much higher on team boards than most draft analysts. Wonder if he pushes out Williams as their WR2

1 hour ago, UK Eagle said:

Beware of Peter Mandelson. A snake of a man and incredibly dishonest.

A SB over here would be good, but would mean the London Mayor having to get crime under control and cleaning up the Tube.

Did he forget which lunchbox his Mum packed for him?

Sounds like home - I hear they’re giving out free hotel rooms too.

1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

Maybe we keep 2 QBs

This does seem like the smart play. No one will pick McCord up and they can easily bring him back on the practice squad.