Hurts just has "it”. It may look ugly at times but if the game is still within reach I’ll put my chips all in with him. He seems to always elevate his play when it is needed. You see it a lot with athletes in all of sports and I’m glad he’s on our side. We suffered through years with McNabb choking in the biggest moments, so it’s nice to have a guy who finally sacks up when it counts.

I don’t really care where people want to put him in the QB rankings and I don’t care that he doesn’t throw for 400 yards. Just give me him in a big spot when it matters most.

Just now, eagle45 said:

Jordan Davis has caught a lot of heat. Happy for him that he is the man of the week. Even most perennial pro bowl DTs never have a day like this.

They say that DT usually hit their stride in year 3 or 4, it seems like he’s finally putting it all together

4 minutes ago, pisceschica said:

Imagine if Daniel Jones and Saquan Barkley were on the same team. Unstoppable

2 minutes ago, aptosbird said:

How can any Eagle fan not watch this and have a smile on their face...oh yeah...I am sure "always negative mike" can..."Merrill is washed up and his cadence is off"...lol

When did I say that?

Troll better

12 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

I'm guessing they trusted Cooper (didn't have his best game today) to contain Puka while in the slot with safety help. 11 catches for 111 yards is one of the primary reasons we were losing this game until Jordan Davis saved the day.

35 offensive yards and -1 passing yards in the first half are the primary reason.

How many 3rd down conversions did the Rams have today? 3 for 10. That's a really good performance and it shows that they clamped him down when it really mattered.

2 minutes ago, Dwide Schrude said:

Marvin Harrison Jr with a brutal wide open drop

Pretty rough for a WR as highly touted as he was coming out

Did you see the James Conner injury? The fact the TV don't show the meaty angle says a lot about how bad it was

Big drop for sure, but that was after that play.

Just now, UK Eagle said:

Did you see the James Conner injury? The fact the TV don't show the meaty angle says a lot about how bad it was

Big drop for sure, but that was after that play.

Didn’t see the injury but saw the cart out there

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

35 offensive yards and -1 passing yards in the first half are the primary reason.

How many 3rd down conversions did the Rams have today? 3 for 10. That's a really good performance and it shows that they clamped him down when it really mattered.

Yup, all those 3rd down stops against a coach who loves to kick FGs… caught up with McVay eventually.

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

When did I say that?

Troll better

dude...you are one of the few trolls in here...it is almost a pathology

12 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

Respect for Blankenship though. He didn't look for the flag. Meanwhile, their creep decided to play act during the play to try to draw a call.

Just now, aptosbird said:

dude...you are one of the few trolls in here...it is almost a pathology

Coming from you of all people is hilarious

Just now, Dwide Schrude said:

Didn’t see the injury but saw the cart out there

This is the injury

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Coming from you of all people is hilarious

yup..from me of all people..an actual Eagle fan. You were challenged to share something positive...we are still waiting!

3 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

Yup, all those 3rd down stops against a coach who loves to kick FGs… caught up with McVay eventually.

Only gave up 2 TDs, and one was gift wrapped for the Rams by the offense.

1 minute ago, NOTW said:

Yeah, it was a good win - as bad as the 1st half was, the team found enough solutions to fix those problems and take the lead late.

1 minute ago, aptosbird said:

yup..from me of all people..an actual Eagle fan. You were challenged to share something positive...we are still waiting!

Challenged

Here's a challenge for you. Put me on ignore and you won't have to see my so called negative posts

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Only gave up 2 TDs, and one was gift wrapped for the Rams by the offense.

Given that the McVay/Shanahan outside run game can be tough style to stuff, the defense managed to buckle down when they needed to.

Baun getting that pick right off the bat was just as important as Davis blocked FG imo

26 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Is it though?

Maybe, but i consider that a desperate attempt to fix. I think the damage was done far before he got elevated haha.

This team reminds me of 203 in some ways and others it doesn’t. Today felt like a very 2023 game. Start ugly, finish late, doesn’t look sustainable. But the team obviously has winning pedigree and the defense is much better so I don’t expect a similar season. Defense was actually pretty good today, if not for that fumble they only give up 19 points to a good rams team.

9 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Both Hurts & Aj are saying they need to stop playing not to lose. Patullo is new and he has to learn and be better going forward

18 minutes ago, pisceschica said:

Not sure why people are surprised - he's always had the skill set - basically a poor man's version of Josh Allen - looks like he's finally putting it together in Indy. Good for him.

1 minute ago, Dwide Schrude said:

Marvin Harrison Jr with a brutal wide open drop

Pretty rough for a WR as highly touted as he was coming out

How often does a top 10 pick at WR win a SB for the team that drafted them?

Evans in Tampa

DeVonta in Philly

Julio, Fitz, and Chase got close.

I think that's it for 2000-now.

Holt in 1999 covers the 1990s.