2 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

Not a Fangio type of Safety.

1 minute ago, mattwill said:

Not a Fangio type of Safety.

@VaBeach_Eagle the two screen shots below show the two step progression, with the first showing the edit an the second showing the error code

40 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Hate to be that guy, but in a real game Devonta is getting decapitated on that first throw.

Also @VaBeach_Eagle the Twitter Embed issue still is a problem as the screenshot below illustrates.

14 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Also @VaBeach_Eagle the Twitter Embed issue still is a problem as the screenshot below illustrates.

Been a major reason I come here less often.

Just now, Outlaw said:

Been a major reason I come here less often.

It is easy to work around, but that doesn’t address the annoyance factor. Work around #1 is click on the Unread Content icon at the bottom of the screen on the left.

Work around #2 hold your finger on the Back arrow icon and when the menu opens click on the first non-Twitter Embed listing ( sixth from the bottom in the example below)

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

There's been some debate today by various Eagles people about whether the Parsons trade is good or bad for the Eagles given the Packers are a legit playoff team, so could hurt them that way.

I don't really look at it that way, I think the Eagles will be defined by their own performance. But just for argument's sake, I do think it helps the Eagles. Divisional teams losing great players always helps the other divisional teams. And you have to make the playoffs first to make a SB. And for the most part, the Eagles and Dallas almost always split(2024 not withstanding) and it increases the chances the Eagles could beat them twice this year. Yes, it improves the Packers, but one Edge doesn't make you some dominant team. That will always be QB play. Unless Jordan Love becomes Mahomes and LaFelur becomes Andy Reid then yeah the Packers will be good, but not worth losing sleep over. No team in the NFC is worth losing sleep over.

I don’t like how it helps the Packers over the next 3-4 seasons and I don’t like how Dallas got a pro bowl caliber DT and will has 4 first round picks over the next two drafts.

Would have rather the Cowboys signed him and put themselves in cap hell.

Open roster spot. Still no Baker.

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Open roster spot. Still no Baker.

I wonder if this opens the door for Bennett to grab #23 now

They will rue the day they released Ricks from the practice squad.

I've heard 3 separate hosts call GB their NFC Superbowl pick today on XM now. It's wild.

3 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I've heard 3 separate hosts call GB their NFC Superbowl pick today on XM now. It's wild.

Good. Build them up so we can knock them down.

Surprised they released Ricks. He's a playable corner. Overrated by some, but playable. I guess they like Thomas more. I think Ricks could eventually catch on somewhere. Marshall I couldn't care less about, he sucks, total bust.

I think Covey could be added to the roster by opening day and be the PR. But we shall see.

Is that season ending IR for Lampkin?

2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Surprised they released Ricks. He's a playable corner. Overrated by some, but playable. I guess they like Thomas more. I think Ricks could eventually catch on somewhere. Marshall I couldn't care less about, he sucks, total bust.

I think Covey could be added to the roster by opening day and be the PR. But we shall see.

Is that season ending IR for Lampkin?

I don't think you need to designate IR to return anymore after the first 53. I think they felt like they maxed out Ricks and wanted to see someone else

Lampkin will be on IR for a 4 week minimum. Thinking Epps on the roster. Baker to practice squad.

5 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Obviously too early. But based on this vid, some OTs we can look at who would be realistic targets at pick 32 next year

Caleb Tiernan, Northwestern

Aamil Wagner, Notre Dame

Caleb Lomu, Utah

Charles Jagusah, Notre Dame

Or small trade up

Francis Mauigoa, Miami

Xavier Chaplin, Auburn

Austin Barber, Florida

Blake Miller, Clemson

Big trade, probably no chance

Kadyn Proctor, Alabama

Isaiah World, Oregon

Top guy no chance

Spencer Fano, Utah

Start scouting your preferred Lane Johnson replacement.

Arch Manning........duh

IR is just IR at this point on. There is no season ending or pre-desgination. They just go to IR and you can bring them back anytime after 4 weeks.

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

IR is just IR at this point on. There is no season ending or pre-desgination. They just go to IR and you can bring them back anytime after 4 weeks.

Correct.

8 hours ago, just relax said:

Sad but true.

I missed the mark on him big time.

1 hour ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

I don’t like how it helps the Packers over the next 3-4 seasons and I don’t like how Dallas got a pro bowl caliber DT and will has 4 first round picks over the next two drafts.

Would have rather the Cowboys signed him and put themselves in cap hell.

Green Bay will still be hard-pressed to win their own division; they were 3rd best last season and I don’t think Love is a top 10 QB yet at this point.

DAL will use the Packers’ picks to move up in the first round of the draft rather than draft 4 players. Sorry, I mean to say that’s what a sensible team would do.

8 hours ago, KINGnabb said:

Jerry "The Gambler" is obsessed with the media and getting attention. Trading your best Defensive Player a week before the season is chaotic. We were winning the game against them with or without Micah but I want a blowout now. Heavy run game for sure, they still don't have a good run Defense. Let's pick up were we left off in the Super Bowl, another 40 Burger.

Trading Micah wasn't ever out of the picture. BUT, do it before the draft... do it over the course of a few months and widen the market maximizing the return.

By doing it this way they have postponed their return (the real return is the picks, not the player). And they have completed destroyed the team's mojo heading into the season. If this happens in April, the team is long past this. Doing it a week before the opener just screams...

Meanwhile, Jerrah...

8 hours ago, NCiggles said:

It was the money. They didn't want to pay him his market value.

Yup. Eagles didn't want to pay Milton Williams either. And handled it well.

8 hours ago, Mike31mt said:

Since a significant part of Arizona lies in the desert, the uniforms call upon the sand as a signature design element.

A lot of people don't pick up on this stuff so let me know and I'm happy to keep sharing these details for anyone who misses them

George, tell me about the rabbits.

Not sure on the source