3 minutes ago, Saltpeter said:

So what did they play more of then

Feel like that data point would help

1 minute ago, Wentz_Era said:

Keep a rag handy when watching Campbell…he was all pro/droty level tonight.

You know what's hilarious. Collinsworth said early on that the Cowboys should try to go after Campbell with their TE's when Campbell is known for being really good in coverage and was all over Ferguson all night. By week 5 or 6 he is going to be a difference maker when his experience and comfort with the defense catches up to his raw athletic ability.

15 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

C as in "c ya” when your ass hits the bench or the street? Agreed.

2 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Why did they wait 3 hrs to show us it

Kind of ****

Should’ve shown sooner but there’s no way the nfl is kicking out a starting Qb for that. Should be held to same standard? Yes but nfl will never do it

I know people seem down on Patullo, but I liked how he started the game. The run game was fine, we actually took advantage of easy Goedert passes. I’m curious about the second half. It seemed like we just assumed we could impose our will and get that long Barkley run. The receivers seemed pretty smothered at first glance.

Count me in the field of spitting at the ground in front of someone isn’t the same as spitting on someone.

And you probably don’t want to open that can of worms about spitting on the field in someone’s general direction.

1 minute ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

One of the NFL shows did a bit on quotes: Is it Jalen Hurts or Inner Excellence

Another NFL player said Jalen Hurts is the most grown up dude he ever met.

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Count me in the field of spitting at the ground in front of someone isn’t the same as spitting on someone.

And you probably don’t want to open that can of worms about spitting on the field in someone’s general direction.

Dak was a little ****, and Carter was a gigantic moron for taking the bait. They aren’t mutually exclusive. Carter SHOULD have been ejected and he was. Dak should get a fine as well, but I’ll believe it when I see it.

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Count me in the field of spitting at the ground in front of someone isn’t the same as spitting on someone.

And you probably don’t want to open that can of worms about spitting on the field in someone’s general direction.

Cripes, spit back toward him at the ground and smirk if it’s such a violent, disrespectful act. Then you get to legally hit him during a game.

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

I know people seem down on Patullo, but I liked how he started the game. The run game was fine, we actually took advantage of easy Goedert passes. I’m curious about the second half. It seemed like we just assumed we could impose our will and get that long Barkley run. The receivers seemed pretty smothered at first glance.

Its sorta September preseason that counts. I expect some growing pains.

He's got a big second test in 10 days.

Eagles DTs Moro Ojomo & Jordan Davis each played 50 defensive snaps (89% play time) without Jalen Carter against the Cowboys.

This was the first time in the NGS era (since 2016) that the Eagles had two DTs play over 85% of snaps in a game.

I will say this for Carter: As stupid as he was, I’m glad he owned up to it and spoke with the media after the game.

6 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Count me in the field of spitting at the ground in front of someone isn’t the same as spitting on someone.

And you probably don’t want to open that can of worms about spitting on the field in someone’s general direction.

That sounds innocent which is apart from the reality of what Dak actually did.

This is nutty:

With 57 career rushing TDs, Jalen Hurts just passed

Roger Craig

LeGarrette Blount

CJ2K

Larry Johnson

Tiki Barber

Curt Warner (Seahawks and PSU)

Melvin Gordon

Ernest Byner

He is now in 65th place all time with Jamal Lewis and Mike Alstott next up at 58 TDs.

He just turned 27 a month ago.

Shipley looked so good until his rib injury. I bet they had big plans for him

8 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

I know people seem down on Patullo, but I liked how he started the game. The run game was fine, we actually took advantage of easy Goedert passes. I’m curious about the second half. It seemed like we just assumed we could impose our will and get that long Barkley run. The receivers seemed pretty smothered at first glance.

I thought Patullo was pretty good until the delay. Week 1 and 1 hour delay I’m not going to read too much into It

1 minute ago, HazletonEagle said:

That sounds innocent which is apart from the reality of what Dak actually did.

The league can punish him... or Carter will do it on November 23rd.

I think Dak would prefer the not getting his leg broken punishment.

12 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

So what did they play more of then

Feel like that data point would help

12. Granson was on the field a lot. Even had Calcaterra out there along with him and Goedert on some plays.

2 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

Shipley looked so good until his rib injury. I bet they had big plans for him

Agreed. He looked spry.

Wait did Campbell or Byron Young cause the fumble? Seeing it live thought it was Young but stats say Campbell

I want more Shipley and Saquon on tosses, screens, and wheel routes.

Teams stack the box and those plays will make them pay.

23 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

Bennett was barely out there and wasn't bad when he was. Think you mean Jackson brah.

Yeah. I'll take a few PI vs Jackson getting burned every play.

8 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Eagles DTs Moro Ojomo & Jordan Davis each played 50 defensive snaps (89% play time) without Jalen Carter against the Cowboys.

This was the first time in the NGS era (since 2016) that the Eagles had two DTs play over 85% of snaps in a game.

And Davis blew up the play that forced the fumble. He giant get enough credit