Wednesday at 10:32 PM4 days I was always a fan of Woods. Could be a stop gap veteran if Blankenship leaves. He would be cheap and wouldn't affect the comp pick formulas.
Wednesday at 10:54 PM4 days 1 minute ago, LacesOut said:What the heck is a 'failed physical designation'?Just means they are hurt at the time of release
Wednesday at 11:04 PM4 days 1 hour ago, T-1000 said:What is your walk away price for the following free agents?Jaelan PhillipsReed BlankenshipDallas GoedertI wouldn't go over 20 million for Phillips and 10 for Goedert and Blankenship. I doubt they are able to sign all three of these guys.These numbers are meaningless. If @vikas83 put up something I would pay attention but not to this. Nothing personal, mind you.
Wednesday at 11:06 PM4 days 10 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:Just means they are hurt at the time of releaseOh ok, thank you!Yeah yeah, vikas, please come in and run some numbers/salaries for us. Who can we keep??
Wednesday at 11:06 PM4 days 14 minutes ago, LacesOut said:What the heck is a 'failed physical designation'?Means he got an injury settlement.
Wednesday at 11:24 PM4 days Teams with winning aspirations have real interest in Derek Carr in 2026?Must be the Jets/Cardinals
Wednesday at 11:37 PM4 days 6 minutes ago, NOTW said:dat arm talent doeRStarter holds the Guinness World Record for attending longest Church service in history
Thursday at 03:14 AM4 days A couple general thoughts I have for the offseason after some time away from football…some of which some of you will say is me being Captain Obvious, while others will disagree vehemently…that’s what makes the world go around.Move as much money from the offense towards extensions on defense as possible. Sadly, trading/releasing anyone seems to make the situation worse. But anything that can be done, should be, as I’d gladly part with anyone on offense not named Mailata to facilitate keeping the young defensive studs on this roster.Offensive investment should be limited to the draft…and that should be limited to the OL unless there is a can’t-pass-up player that stupefyingly falls to them. Here’s why:With all due respect to Lane, RT is an immediate, dire need. They’ve proven over the years they can’t win without Lane. So they need to find another RT they can win with.Between the uncertainty over the future of Dickerson and the contractual uncertainty and generalized lack of enthusiasm for Steen, they absolutely need at least one starting OG.OL (generally) have more longevity and system fluidity than RB/WR/TE. We do not know how this system is going to mesh with Hurts and we don’t know if there will be a new HC sooner rather than later. OL survive transitions between coaches and systems far better than skill players. We’ve seen countless OL thrive across HC changes here. How many skill players have done that? Do we want a high pick on a WR just for them to suffer through a QB search? Rebuild the OL first, then spend big picks on playmakers once we realize that we have a fit between QB, coach, and system.Don’t be afraid to position more for 2027 than 2026. The chances of new coaches, new system, and further personnel drainage on defense resulting in a legitimate SB run in 2026 are vanishingly low. I would not burn resources in lipstick for the 2026 roster unless it will make them better in 2027.
Thursday at 03:16 AM4 days 2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:A couple general thoughts I have for the offseason after some time away from football…some of which some of you will say is me being Captain Obvious, while others will disagree vehemently…that’s what makes the world go around.Move as much money from the offense towards extensions on defense as possible. Sadly, trading/releasing anyone seems to make the situation worse. But anything that can be done, should be, as I’d gladly part with anyone on offense not named Mailata to facilitate keeping the young defensive studs on this roster.Offensive investment should be limited to the draft…and that should be limited to the OL unless there is a can’t-pass-up player that stupefyingly falls to them. Here’s why:With all due respect to Lane, RT is an immediate, dire need. They’ve proven over the years they can’t win without Lane. So they need to find another RT they can win with.Between the uncertainty over the future of Dickerson and the contractual uncertainty and generalized lack of enthusiasm for Steen, they absolutely need at least one starting OG.OL (generally) have more longevity and system fluidity than RB/WR/TE. We do not know how this system is going to mesh with Hurts and we don’t know if there will be a new HC sooner rather than later. OL survive transitions between coaches and systems far better than skill players. We’ve seen countless OL thrive across HC changes here. How many skill players have done that? Do we want a high pick on a WR just for them to suffer through a QB search? Rebuild the OL first, then spend big picks on playmakers once we realize that we have a fit between QB, coach, and system.Don’t be afraid to position more for 2027 than 2026. The chances of new coaches, new system, and further personnel drainage on defense resulting in a legitimate SB run in 2026 are vanishingly low. I would not burn resources in lipstick for the 2026 roster unless it will make them better in 2027.Print this one out and read it on the night they win the super bowl!
Thursday at 03:32 AM4 days 15 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:Glad he’s back and hopefully next year he’s healthier. But also a bit concerning from a long term outlook this was even a question at his age.
Thursday at 12:18 PM4 days 8 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:Give him one last round of applauseBoo this man
Thursday at 02:00 PM4 days 10 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:Glad he’s back and hopefully next year he’s healthier. But also a bit concerning from a long term outlook this was even a question at his age.Yes, also concerned of this team continuing to push him onto the field injured.
Thursday at 02:13 PM4 days 48 minutes ago, T-1000 said:What is your walk away price for the following free agents?Jaelan PhillipsReed BlankenshipDallas GoedertI wouldn't go over 20 million for Phillips and 10 for Goedert and Blankenship. I doubt they are able to sign all three of these guys.Phillips - Let's extend Jordan Davis instead.Blankenship - $8 millionGoedert - $10 million over 3 seasons1 hour ago, ToastJenkins said:Boo this manI agree no one should applaud having the Clapp.
Thursday at 02:31 PM4 days People saying trade Jalen Carter and he wasn't that good last year. It was blatantly clear from the start he was nowhere near 100% and honestly a mistake by the Eagles not to address that early on properly just like they did with aome other players (Dickerson and Cam).
Thursday at 02:43 PM4 days Wonder if the eagles hire him to some capacity. They’ve showed interest in him in the past and Parks Frazier as qb coach isn’t officiL yet.
Thursday at 02:59 PM4 days I look forward to DeVonta having a much bigger season than AJ on whatever team AJ winds up on (hopefully the Browns).
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