6 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Yeah.

I also just think we are in a really good spot at pick 23. Of course a lot can change but when I look at the depth of certain positions, there are multiple CBs I would be happy with. There are multiple Edges Id be happy with, most of the OL belong in the 2nd half of the round.

So as I see it before I even have everyone ranked, it just looks like there are going to be nice players in positions of need for us.

Without too much blue chip talent, QBs or OTs at the top, it’s going be interesting how it plays out. 16-32 might be a very similar tier, not great for those ahead of us in line but not a bad outcome if we have some nice red chip options.

29 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I dont think Bain is outside the realm of possibility. Or at least one of the top 3 guys if you include Bain's teammate. But as of now Bain is the one with slight skepticism due to production.

Eagles are at 23. Not 30, 31, 32 like usual. 3 elite DE prospects. If one falls to like 12 or especially like 14, its probably within striking distance.

Whatever you do, don't fall for Akheem Mesidor. He's going to be 25 before the draft. Hard pass on that one.

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

Have fun with that 1st place schedule… contender, good grief.

I feel that the Bills have struggled to run the ball for years. Mostly with bad RBs until Cook had a huge year this year.

Also that the passing game was best with a target monster in Diggs.

I dont see the run game being a strength of Brady's, and I dont see the pass game as a particular good one at scheming guys open.

Allen developed to some extent but is still exceptionally turnover prone.

Im wondering how Brady is a near consensus top tier name around here.

4 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

Without too much blue chip talent, QBs or OTs at the top, it’s going be interesting how it plays out. 16-32 might be a very similar tier, not great for those ahead of us in line but not a bad outcome if we have some nice red chip options.

yeah. I think its going to be a really nice spot. I dont think we will be sweating out 1 player still being there. I think we will feel we have a choice between a bunch of nice options with that pick.

20 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Yeah.

I also just think we are in a really good spot at pick 23. Of course a lot can change but when I look at the depth of certain positions, there are multiple CBs I would be happy with. There are multiple Edges Id be happy with, most of the OL belong in the 2nd half of the round.

So as I see it before I even have everyone ranked, it just looks like there are going to be nice players in positions of need for us.

I saw your Clemson guy Terrell was mocked to PHI

Just now, Joe Ball said:

I saw your Clemson guy Terrell was mocked to PHI

Im likely going to have Chris Johnson ahead of him, but Terrell is another of those guys who Ill be happy to end up with. We could be looking at landing a guy who is maybe 4th at his position and is still a really good player whether thats an edge, or a CB. There is enough round 1 depth at those positions in this class. And again, early 20s seems to be a hot spot for where the OL talent lines up in this group too. We are in a great slot for our needs in this class.

8 minutes ago, Joe Ball said:

I saw your Clemson guy Terrell was mocked to PHI

Gives me Adoree Jackson vibes (maybe a bit more feisty), nice CB2 - but the opportunity cost…

McCoy (TEN) may slip also because of the knee injury last January. DAL better not take another rehab guy, even though he may turn out to be great, I’m tired of gambling with picks. Lee, LVE, Revel, Jaylon Smith. I’m sure I’m leaving someone out.

DAL drafts a great LB who didn’t have injury issues…Overshown and he blows up left ACL in rookie preseason, works hard, comes back has a great 11 games and blows up the right knee ACL, mcl, and pcl. Can’t make this up.

as good as Terrell is, I'll pass on him. I want a corner thats at least six foot and 200 pounds. Chris Johnson, Colton Hood or Kieonte Scott would be better for the CB 2 role.

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

I’d rather have McCarthy than Stefanski, go ahead shoot me

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

McCarthy and Rodgers

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

Didn't catch any USC games this year. These measurables for a LB are something else. Guy is a stick. Something tells me the Eagles will be intrigued by him and think they can bulk him up.

If he can hit a corner 3, Morey is gonna snag him in round 2.

6 minutes ago, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

as good as Terrell is, I'll pass on him. I want a corner thats at least six foot and 200 pounds. Chris Johnson, Colton Hood or Kieonte Scott would be better for the CB 2 role.

I think he’s gonna turn into a nickel/slot corner. Supports the run really well, but yeh he’s a little on the short side.

This name ring a bell for anyone?

"Kevin Johnson, a former NFL defensive lineman who played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Oakland Raiders in the 1990s, was stabbed to death in Los Angeles, authorities said. He was 55.”

Edit: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/former-nfl-defensive-lineman-stabbed-death-los-angeles-records-show

oh my God

28 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I feel that the Bills have struggled to run the ball for years. Mostly with bad RBs until Cook had a huge year this year.

Also that the passing game was best with a target monster in Diggs.

I dont see the run game being a strength of Brady's, and I dont see the pass game as a particular good one at scheming guys open.

Allen developed to some extent but is still exceptionally turnover prone.

Im wondering how Brady is a near consensus top tier name around here.

Yeah idk much about the system that he runs. How does his run scheme mesh with what Stoutland runs would be my first question. I mean AJ could be his Diggs but apart from that I'm not sure.

At this point, I feel like JBC, Nagy, Kafka and Slowik would be the top FO options but I dont know their personalities, scheme fit etc all that well. I do know that JBC has worked in numerous systems, different qbs (Stafford, Jones) and has had good results. But, was never a play caller as far as I know.

Nagy was ap coach of the year. Wheels fell off with roster he had. Went back to KC worked under Reid again. Was out of contract and had HC/other opportunities. Uses more presnap motion, mis direction, under center pre snap PA, versed in RPO as well as WCO. Not an exciting option but I think he can handle the responsibilities of the position and likely has list of position coaches who can coach the guys up how he wants them to. Think he could work with Stoutland. At the very, the guy has experience and wouldnt be in over his head.

Kafka and Slowik are up and comers with a year under their belt of being playcallers. A gamble but maybe they will be a good Oc here. Did Slowik catch lightening in a bottle with Stroud in his first year? Stroud had definitely regressed. Kafka learned from one of the best in the game and seems to have the temperament.

All about fit with the personnel, Stoutland and culture. I think they are doing it right throughly investigating their options. If Brady or Monken are on their radar, I'm sure they will be interviewed. I would prefer an experienced playcaller who can create a good staff and create an identity for the offense

An offense that really sucks a lot and looked like it has tons of route combinations like ours last year was USC. I watched Lemon and Ja'Kobi Lane and all I see is every other WR curling at about 3-4 yards from the LOS.

McCarthy won a SB in Green Bay and won 12 games 3x in Dallas

Career 20-40 losers like Saleh get hired first?

I wondered why McCarthy never got any love for OC. Guess he isn’t looking for that but I’d take him before Nagy

11 minutes ago, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

oh my God

1 minute ago, pgcd3 said:

I wondered why McCarthy never got any love for OC. Guess he isn’t looking for that but I’d take him before Nagy

I think he’s too old to care. He’s 62 and been a HC since 2006. He made a lot of money, it’s hard to imagine him taking an OC job now.

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

what Joe Ball just posted above me about Kevin Johnson

21 minutes ago, Joe Ball said:

This name ring a bell for anyone?

"Kevin Johnson, a former NFL defensive lineman who played for the Philadelphia Eagles and Oakland Raiders in the 1990s, was stabbed to death in Los Angeles, authorities said. He was 55.”

Edit: https://www.foxnews.com/sports/former-nfl-defensive-lineman-stabbed-death-los-angeles-records-show

He had a 37 yard TD fumble recovery against the Rams in 1995 and 6 sacks in 12 games that rookie year.

We would have talked about him often if a rookie DT showed that in 2025.

That was the Eagles team that Lomas Brown guaranteed the Lions would beat.

Fuller and Harmon were the stars of that D-line.

I don't remember the guy or his TD return. 2:11:00 to see it.