INT but that was a pretty looking throw.

11 may be the record for playoff turnovers.

We are at 6 now.

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

I think they should try to trade Stroud and get some value for him. I would then go and try to find another quarterback. I might even take a chance on Tanner McKee and just see what he is. As opposed to hoping a rookie is good enough with the window i have with this defense. Cause I know at this point CJ Stroud I can’t trust. He’s too turnover prone and he’s regressed.

Trade him to Atl for Cousins

Imagine how awkward that looker room is for Texans lol

I forgot Nico was out. Stroud was cooked before the game even started with how he's been playing.

1 minute ago, bitbased said:

I forgot Nico was out. Stroud was cooked before the game even started with how he's been playing.

Shultz had a 42 yard catch and then also got hurt. They also were down Trent Williams at RT and they just lost another OL.

With all that, Stroud still needs to suck way less.

I would like to see either:

A Davis Mills comeback

OR

4 more Stroud picks

3 minutes ago, greend said:

Trade him to Atl for Cousins

Honestly the options for what’s out there aren’t great. Got Tua, cousins, Murray, Rodgers (may be the best option tbh), Mac jones and tanner mckee

4 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

5 INT's and 5 fumbles in 6 quarters of playoff football. Im thankful for Hurts. Lol

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

Honestly the options for what’s out there aren’t great. Got Tua, cousins, Murray, Rodgers (may be the best option tbh), Mac jones and tanner mckee

Rodgers is easily the best

I just wanted to express my deepest sympathies to the Niners for their loss last night.

Who am I kidding?

11 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

like watching the early 90s Eagles. Great D and inept offense.

The 90’s had hope, but had some bad QBs in between.

Key Eagles Quarterbacks of the 1990s:

• Randall Cunningham (1990-1995): The dominant figure, known for his incredible athleticism and arm, leading the team through the early 90s before a leg injury and later leaving in '95.

• Jim McMahon (1990-1992): Briefly stepped in as the starter when Cunningham was injured, notably in the 1991 season.

• Rodney Peete (1995-1998): A veteran who started for several seasons in the mid-to-late 90s.

• Ty Detmer (1996-1997): Took over as starter during the 1996 season after Peete's injury, leading the team to a 7-2 start.

• Bobby Hoying (1996-1998): Also saw significant starts during the mid-to-late 90s.

• Donovan McNabb (1999): Drafted #2 overall in 1999, he began his legendary career with the Eagles at the very end of the decade. 

The Era in Summary: The 90s were a transitional period, starting with the electrifying Cunningham, followed by a series of veteran placeholders, and ending with the arrival of franchise cornerstone Donovan McNabb, setting the stage for the 2000s. 

No fumble

He's down

Just put the game on, I first checked the box score on ESPN. 4 INTs thrown by the Texans QB??!! In 1 half??!! OMG LMAO. WOW.

🙃🙃🙃🧐🧐

8 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Rodgers is easily the best

He’s definitely the best option simply because he’s not gonna cost you anything except salary cap space. Can get draft capital for whatever you can get with Cj and put it towards finding your quarterback of the future.

30 minutes ago, Frankfurteagle89 said:

Not getting anything from our edge rushers was a big reason our D couldn’t do what the Seahawks did to the 9ers. IMO

Good ones are hard to come by and expensive

In Vic i trust

looks like a great start to half for hou

CJ Stroud then Jaden Daniels. Rookie years are often deceptive. Then again people here had Tanner McKee in the hall of fame based off of 30 passes against mostly bad teams

Just now, pisceschica said:

looks like a great start to half for hou

Gotta score a TD. I think FG is too deflating

Funny how there is only one team that everyone cries about and shows replays slowed down to 1/1000th of a frame when they do the tush push.

They need to go for this. Bad call by Meco