2 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

All Mailata does is complain. Not a player on the team that annoys me more than him with his consistent need to hear his voice in the media.

For years we hear about how run blocking is so much easier on offensive lineman compared to pass blocking but now he is whining about howuch they had to run last year.

You are complaining about Mailata complaining too much?

31 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Hopefully, they dig out the email where Goodell drops the N-bomb.

3 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I understand the strategy but the one Giants strength is their D-line. You would avoid the short week and the crap turf but it would be not ideal to go against them without 2 starters.

Understood, but I think playing 1game in 14 days is better for those two guys than 2 games in 5 days.

2 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

Hopefully he doesn't break in the future and decide he's done and wants more targets. He might be content with his current stats but for how long

Two consecutive seasons of limited targets will not end well. Let's not forget that with Steichen both Smith and Brown were 1000+ yard receiverswith Hurts at QB and they went ro a SB that Gannon blew.

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She is by far the most overrated analyst out there. People act like she is this great football mind. But a great football mind wouldn't make such a stupid statement. Clearly wants to to popular narrative that the Eagles are just going to collapse and it is just like 2023. The 2023 and 2024 offenses are completely different in how they operated in just about every way. How does this feel like 2023 again? The 2023 offense picked up where the 2022 offense left off with the exception of they had troublesome turnover habit.

It wasn't until the 49ers completely broke the entire team in the 13th game that everything fell apart and really it was a defense that had completely fallen off a cliff after they panic fired DeSean. You can say can think the Eagles are doomed cost themselves some games due to the Jekyll and Mr. Hyde path the Eagles offense is taking witch each half unless they get it figured out. But it is two completely different situations going on now. The fact that the Eagles have as talented of a young defense as they do along with a great DC in their second year together kills the comparison to 2023.

5 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

I figure a few days before his deposition (and Goodell is a lawyer so he may figure he can beat a deposition, which is comical because lawyers tend to make poor deponents), Goodell will "retire” and the NFL will settle.

31 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

She is by far the most overrated analyst out there. People act like she is this great football mind. But a great football mind wouldn't make such a stupid statement. Clearly wants to to popular narrative that the Eagles are just going to collapse and it is just like 2023. The 2023 and 2024 offenses are completely different in how they operated in just about every way. How does this feel like 2023 again? The 2023 offense picked up where the 2022 offense left off with the exception of they had troublesome turnover habit.

It wasn't until the 49ers completely broke the entire team in the 13th game that everything fell apart and really it was a defense that had completely fallen off a cliff after they panic fired DeSean. You can say can think the Eagles are doomed cost themselves some games due to the Jekyll and Mr. Hyde path the Eagles offense is taking witch each half unless they get it figured out. But it is two completely different situations going on now. The fact that the Eagles have as talented of a young defense as they do along with a great DC in their second year together kills the comparison to 2023.

In referencing 2023 I think she's talking about facing split safety looks, not the overall 2023 narrative.

44 minutes ago, QEagles said:

In referencing 2023 I think she's talking about facing split safety looks, not the overall 2023 narrative.

Not with how she ended both her 1st and 2nd paragraphs.

30 minutes ago, QEagles said:

In referencing 2023 I think she's talking about facing split safety looks, not the overall 2023 narrative.

@RememberTheKoy is dead on here. This is NOTHING like 2023. Not even the split safety BS. Just saying "like 2023" makes her look like a clown.

The Eagles averaged 28.2 points per game on the way to 11-1. There was no split safety problem.

The only common offense problem between the years was poor blitz outlets but they are already working on that.

All the things Patullo does so incredibly poorly are unique to 2024.

They faced 2 of the best REGULAR SEASON teams in games 13 and 14 (Dak is a playoff joke and SF won 2 playoff games due to bad FG kickers on the other side)

Those teams ran over the defense and the offense could not keep up / pressed / made mistakes.

There were no magic split safety looks starting in week 13.

The problem with this 2024 offense is that Kevin Patullo is a fool. He might be the least qualified person in all of professional sports at this point.

He is good at being a friend to Siri. He might be good at fetching coffee or taking notes in meetings but he is 100% outmatched as an OC.

Its not that DCs are beating him in a chess match. Its that he does not know what the horsey does.

Everyone now knows that its bad formation, stupid route combos, and conservative play calling.

They should have been pass first spread from the beginning. I predicted bigger passing numbers from Hurts because I thought Patullo was competent.

This is pretty much Siri's last chance before a full blown player revolt. If Patullo rolls out the same game plan from the last several weeks vs Denver its going to get ugly.

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

This is a cool story but Parkey did not miss the 2nd FG. Treyvon Hester blocked the kick enough to make it doink.

It was a great play by the Eagles, not a bad play by the kicker.

The time out gave the Eagle another chance to block the kick.

Jalen Carters shoulder issue is sorta serious, or whatever that tweet says, but hes playing through it.

This means that there either is not enough time for him to surgerize it and come back for the season. Or, there is, but the eagles cant be the team they want to be without him while he recovers and rehabs so they are taking the risk to keep him on the field because they feel they need to.

In either scenario, I think that indicates that the eagles should be trading for a high caliber DT if available. We are already experiencing the loss of Carter even though he is on the field. Hes been effective, but not so dominant. It affects the play of the rest of the D line.

Also, he may continue to aggravate this thing until he actually has to miss time, or get surgerized at which point it WILL be too late for him to return this year.

It seems they should be making a move to protect from any of these scenarios.

5 hours ago, Vileborg said:

According the NFLPA practice squad contract, a player is given a weekly check if they are on the roster during the week. If a player is cut before 4pm EST Tuesday then they will not receive the next weeks check.

It seems to indicate that they don't do partial weeks but it's not definitively called out.

The base check this year is 13K for a week which seems like a good chunk. However, when you consider taxes, trainers, gym costs and nutrition expenses, it probably doesn't go far. I would assume they are rotated so they can be compensated enough to be able to stay in town in case they are needed.

Geez, $13k a month is more than most 22 year olds. I suspect they can manage.

7 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

All Mailata does is complain. Not a player on the team that annoys me more than him with his consistent need to hear his voice in the media.

For years we hear about how run blocking is so much easier on offensive lineman compared to pass blocking but now he is whining about howuch they had to run last year.

And not a single poster annoys me more than your need to spout your drivel.

15 minutes ago, SkippyX said:

@RememberTheKoy is dead on here. This is NOTHING like 2023. Not even the split safety BS. Just saying "like 2023" makes her look like a clown.

The Eagles averaged 28.2 points per game on the way to 11-1. There was no split safety problem.

The only common offense problem between the years was poor blitz outlets but they are already working on that.

All the things Patullo does so incredibly poorly are unique to 2024.

They faced 2 of the best REGULAR SEASON teams in games 13 and 14 (Dak is a playoff joke and SF won 2 playoff games due to bad FG kickers on the other side)

Those teams ran over the defense and the offense could not keep up / pressed / made mistakes.

There were no magic split safety looks starting in week 13.

The problem with this 2024 offense is that Kevin Patullo is a fool. He might be the least qualified person in all of professional sports at this point.

He is good at being a friend to Siri. He might be good at fetching coffee or taking notes in meetings but he is 100% outmatched as an OC.

Its not that DCs are beating him in a chess match. Its that he does not know what the horsey does.

Everyone now knows that its bad formation, stupid route combos, and conservative play calling.

They should have been pass first spread from the beginning. I predicted bigger passing numbers from Hurts because I thought Patullo was competent.

This is pretty much Siri's last chance before a full blown player revolt. If Patullo rolls out the same game plan from the last several weeks vs Denver its going to get ugly.

I was only commenting on what was in her tweet. She was on NFL Live and said the same thing as her tweet mainly focused on the split safety coverage.

I was not commenting on if she was right or wrong about the split safety coverage.

I don't think this year is 2023 all over again either. I didn't like the hire of KP, I didn't want a neophyte play caller with the opportunity for a repeat on the line. I hope they get it together ASAP.

8 hours ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Part of that was the 2000 yards... part of that was playing more games that year... and part of that is that Mailata is getting older and the body just doesn't rebound as quickly as 30 comes.

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

She is by far the most overrated analyst out there. People act like she is this great football mind. But a great football mind wouldn't make such a stupid statement. Clearly wants to to popular narrative that the Eagles are just going to collapse and it is just like 2023. The 2023 and 2024 offenses are completely different in how they operated in just about every way. How does this feel like 2023 again? The 2023 offense picked up where the 2022 offense left off with the exception of they had troublesome turnover habit.

It wasn't until the 49ers completely broke the entire team in the 13th game that everything fell apart and really it was a defense that had completely fallen off a cliff after they panic fired DeSean. You can say can think the Eagles are doomed cost themselves some games due to the Jekyll and Mr. Hyde path the Eagles offense is taking witch each half unless they get it figured out. But it is two completely different situations going on now. The fact that the Eagles have as talented of a young defense as they do along with a great DC in their second year together kills the comparison to 2023.

Quite a spectacular rant based on nothing she said. Misogyny, me thinks.

2 hours ago, QEagles said:

In referencing 2023 I think she's talking about facing split safety looks, not the overall 2023 narrative.

That was how I heard her as well.

1 hour ago, SkippyX said:

@RememberTheKoy is dead on here. This is NOTHING like 2023. Not even the split safety BS. Just saying "like 2023" makes her look like a clown.

The Eagles averaged 28.2 points per game on the way to 11-1. There was no split safety problem.

The only common offense problem between the years was poor blitz outlets but they are already working on that

She isn’t referencing the 11-1 portion of 2023, but rather the part that followed.

2 hours ago, just relax said:

And not a single poster annoys me more than your need to spout your drivel.

2 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

Jalen Carters shoulder issue is sorta serious, or whatever that tweet says, but hes playing through it.

This means that there either is not enough time for him to surgerize it and come back for the season. Or, there is, but the eagles cant be the team they want to be without him while he recovers and rehabs so they are taking the risk to keep him on the field because they feel they need to.

In either scenario, I think that indicates that the eagles should be trading for a high caliber DT if available. We are already experiencing the loss of Carter even though he is on the field. Hes been effective, but not so dominant. It affects the play of the rest of the D line.

Also, he may continue to aggravate this thing until he actually has to miss time, or get surgerized at which point it WILL be too late for him to return this year.

It seems they should be making a move to protect from any of these scenarios.

No doubt. Gotta roll with him though because he has established himself enough in this league earn the respect of defensive gameplans. That will ware off in time but if it does I think he is still good enough at his current health to beat 1on 1 blocking. The Eagles need a capable edge rusher more than anything. Jordan Davis has played well at DT. We aren't getting enough from edge rush. I think we give up a 3rd and 4th or 5th for Hendrickson by the tread deadline.

3 hours ago, SkippyX said:

This is a cool story but Parkey did not miss the 2nd FG. Treyvon Hester blocked the kick enough to make it doink.

It was a great play by the Eagles, not a bad play by the kicker.

The time out gave the Eagle another chance to block the kick.

Listen, I have it on good authority from a guy that knows a guy that it was gonna miss anyways.