1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

Feels like they could put Adoree on IR or cut him but both Granson/Latu seem unnecessary

Who takes Granson’s and Latu’s Special Teams snaps?

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Adoree would be odd considering he practiced yesterday but missed today due to a personal matter. He’s progressed enough through protocol to practice so I don’t think that’s an option.

I think Dillon is the easy cut right now.

Agreed. Dillion is the logical cut.

59 minutes ago, Casey @ Bat said:

He rarely returned the punt, a ton of fair catches

That is all that is needed. Any return yards are gravy.

1 hour ago, Casey @ Bat said:

Dov hasn’t been to the weight room a lot.

You mean this pic doesn't scream athletic specimen?

1 hour ago, Casey @ Bat said:

Dov hasn’t been to the weight room a lot.

In college I could incline press the Popeye looking 75 lb dumbbells but I had to have someone hand them up to me.

I can't imagine handling more than double that. Just putting 160s on my legs would do damage.

🚨🚨🚨Impressive: QB Jalen Hurts shoulder presses 500lbs 👀👀👀

4 hours ago, mattwill said:

My bet would be Dillon. Granson plays STs.

I see them going four at RB more than 4 at TE but you have a point.

4 hours ago, Saltpeter said:

And he has short arms haha. Dudes got a barrel chest

Lampkin is basically a 5’ 11” guy. The guys in that range are Dean, some RBs, WRs and DBs. Lampkins arms are respectable length for that height, actually on the longer size, Short arms for an OL and for that wingspan.

Who is your favorite rival to the Eagles former player? Michael Irvin has to be mine. He is hilarious, impossible not to get joy from his character on TV. Biggest shame for NFL Network even ahead of them being bought by ESPN is Irvin getting himself in trouble again so he got dropped from what was by far the best pre-game NFL show that existed with Eisen, Faulk, Warner, Irving and Mooch. Falk too for that matter of getting in trouble to be dropped initially. Although he wasn't great, that original lineup was great and he was a part of it. You watch stuff like that Cowboys documentary on Netflix and it is impossible to not like Irvin.

3 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Adoree would be odd considering he practiced yesterday but missed today due to a personal matter. He’s progressed enough through protocol to practice so I don’t think that’s an option.

I think Dillon is the easy cut right now.

He only limited practiced yesterday. I pondered that Jackson took a personal day. That could have been for Step 5 but seems unusual. Almost makes you wonder if Howie gave him the option of IR or once through the protocol, cut because honestly, I would rather have Dillon on the team than Jackson.

2 hours ago, mattwill said:

That is all that is needed. Any return yards are gravy.

Dotson did have sure hands , I’m sure they were looking for a little more.

2 hours ago, SkippyX said:

In college I could incline press the Popeye looking 75 lb dumbbells but I had to have someone hand them up to me.

I can't imagine handling more than double that. Just putting 160s on my legs would do damage.

Way passed college myself.

Latu has made too many plays this year to be cut. Maybe he hasn't done anything in a bit but he has done enough where you keep someone like that at the bottom of the roster where you know if they play they can make a major huge play because he has done it numerous times already. He forced me to know who he is to an extent against my will. First few games my dad and I kept asking each other who he was each game. Each game looking it up and forgetting it. Even now I'm not entirely sure what position he plays I'd give you a guess of 3 and they would span both sides of the ball.

But that is a glue guy you don't cut. That is a guy you keep around multiple years.

The thing that will be interesting is if the Eagles have a lot of success running again with Toth at Center. If they do and the oline isn't an issue pass blocking either then I think they then put Jurgens on IR to really heal up while also at the same time getting better play at the position than nowhere near healthy Jurgens. My wild guess is that super short C they got from the Rams will end up eventually playing C while Jurgens is out and he will actually be a highlight real at the position.

If that happens, this year then who knows what they do playoff wise but it is interesting for going forward. You gave Jurgens the contract and he hasn't been the same since back surgery. But he has the contract. If Rams guy is a monster then is Jurgens a better RG than Steen? You move Rams guy to C next year (only if he is a monster in this hypothetical scenario that he plays this season while Jurgens is still out) and then Jurgens to RG and let Steen walk?

Let's say Eagles win another title or even complete the dynasty here in the next few years. Howie still in his early-mid 50s is sure lock HOF. King of this franchise, Lurie's favorite child.

Let's just say for conversation sake he does decide he wants to rebuild one of the worst long running franchises to just add some extra points to his legacy to have success with two different organizations and all these other organizations are lining up to pay him crazy money that Lurie just can't afford no matter how much field snow he sells.

What would be the most impressive organization where if Howie went there and turned it around and maybe not even won a Super Bowl but built a team that made multiple deep playoff runs including a run to the Super Bowl? Even beyond that won a Super Bowl?

I think you have to consider good teams right now that just haven't ever won like the Lions, Vikings and Bills. But I think the biggest glory would be teams that have just been bad for so long modern history wise.

Raiders were my initial thought at the start of this post. They were in the Super Bowl in 2002 season but really nothing since even the Carr years. Always a quick disaster.

Browns of course. 1 playoff win since 1995. Cardinals are there but the have had some good runs. Panthers, same thing. The whole NFC East division but all have great championship filled history despite recent run of trash real success. Titans just boring. Houston maybe certainly. But 3rd has to be Dolphins I would think. So, so, so bad for many decades. Jets honorable mention too. Jaguars too.

But ultimately I guess I would go most impressive for Howie if he does it is 1) Browns 2) Raiders 3) Dolphins 4) Jaguars 5) Texans

Just now, Diehardfan said:

Our money will be going to different DTs, ones that are much younger and on the roster already.

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Let's say Eagles win another title or even complete the dynasty here in the next few years. Howie still in his early-mid 50s is sure lock HOF. King of this franchise, Lurie's favorite child.

Let's just say for conversation sake he does decide he wants to rebuild one of the worst long running franchises to just add some extra points to his legacy to have success with two different organizations and all these other organizations are lining up to pay him crazy money that Lurie just can't afford no matter how much field snow he sells.

What would be the most impressive organization where if Howie went there and turned it around and maybe not even won a Super Bowl but built a team that made multiple deep playoff runs including a run to the Super Bowl? Even beyond that won a Super Bowl?

I think you have to consider good teams right now that just haven't ever won like the Lions, Vikings and Bills. But I think the biggest glory would be teams that have just been bad for so long modern history wise.

Raiders were my initial thought at the start of this post. They were in the Super Bowl in 2002 season but really nothing since even the Carr years. Always a quick disaster.

Browns of course. 1 playoff win since 1995. Cardinals are there but the have had some good runs. Panthers, same thing. The whole NFC East division but all have great championship filled history despite recent run of trash real success. Titans just boring. Houston maybe certainly. But 3rd has to be Dolphins I would think. So, so, so bad for many decades. Jets honorable mention too. Jaguars too.

But ultimately I guess I would go most impressive for Howie if he does it is 1) Browns 2) Raiders 3) Dolphins 4) Jaguars 5) Texans

The Sixers...

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Let's say Eagles win another title or even complete the dynasty here in the next few years. Howie still in his early-mid 50s is sure lock HOF. King of this franchise, Lurie's favorite child.

Let's just say for conversation sake he does decide he wants to rebuild one of the worst long running franchises to just add some extra points to his legacy to have success with two different organizations and all these other organizations are lining up to pay him crazy money that Lurie just can't afford no matter how much field snow he sells.

What would be the most impressive organization where if Howie went there and turned it around and maybe not even won a Super Bowl but built a team that made multiple deep playoff runs including a run to the Super Bowl? Even beyond that won a Super Bowl?

I think you have to consider good teams right now that just haven't ever won like the Lions, Vikings and Bills. But I think the biggest glory would be teams that have just been bad for so long modern history wise.

Raiders were my initial thought at the start of this post. They were in the Super Bowl in 2002 season but really nothing since even the Carr years. Always a quick disaster.

Browns of course. 1 playoff win since 1995. Cardinals are there but the have had some good runs. Panthers, same thing. The whole NFC East division but all have great championship filled history despite recent run of trash real success. Titans just boring. Houston maybe certainly. But 3rd has to be Dolphins I would think. So, so, so bad for many decades. Jets honorable mention too. Jaguars too.

But ultimately I guess I would go most impressive for Howie if he does it is 1) Browns 2) Raiders 3) Dolphins 4) Jaguars 5) Texans

You’re missing the most obvious. The team he grew up rooting for…Jets.

11 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I would tell you to buy one. And just hold onto it in the box. Cause you could probably sell it in a couple years when they don’t have any and they’re harder to come by. I had that starter jacket when the Eagles went to London in 2018. I sold it last year for $500. I bought that thing for like $125.

Did you go to that game?

2 hours ago, DrPhilly said:

Did you go to that game?

No. I wish i did. I saw they were making a collectors edition jacket that year. I bought it cause i thought the inside was cool and it was using Kelly green and silver colors. I never wore it though and it was just sitting in my closet so i decided to sell it

5 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Who is your favorite rival to the Eagles former player? Michael Irvin has to be mine. He is hilarious, impossible not to get joy from his character on TV. Biggest shame for NFL Network even ahead of them being bought by ESPN is Irvin getting himself in trouble again so he got dropped from what was by far the best pre-game NFL show that existed with Eisen, Faulk, Warner, Irving and Mooch. Falk too for that matter of getting in trouble to be dropped initially. Although he wasn't great, that original lineup was great and he was a part of it. You watch stuff like that Cowboys documentary on Netflix and it is impossible to not like Irvin.

I couldn't stand Falk. He was terrible . He didn’t even try to hide his bias on that show.

52 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

No. I wish i did. I saw they were making a collectors edition jacket that year. I bought it cause i thought the inside was cool and it was using Kelly green and silver colors. I never wore it though and it was just sitting in my closet so i decided to sell it

Smart to sell it. I went to that game. Guess a few posters probably did.

Since the bye last year Hurts has accounted for 46 tds and only 5 turnovers.

26 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Since the bye last year Hurts has accounted for 46 tds and only 5 turnovers.

What a bum.

9 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

🚨🚨🚨Impressive: QB Jalen Hurts shoulder presses 500lbs 👀👀👀

curling?