22 minutes ago, greend said:

just once after a loss wouldn't it be cool to come in the blog and have reasonable conversations. Get so sick of the trade Ertz, fire Doug, bench Wentz and on and on and on. It's 1 Fing game ya morons grow a set. 

The pessimism is exhausting. I don't really even understand how you can enjoy football when everything seems so bleak. Lighten up and enjoy the roller coaster of a season. Every year teams start out slow and then turn it around, but the instant reaction crowd seemingly forgets. I enjoy some of the talk in here, but after a loss, it's just.....draining. 

By the way, if you ever do go to State College do not order an Original Sin at The Tavern and expect to remember the rest of the weekend. 

It's "not gonna happen" . 

Personally my favorite thing to remember about Big Red is he believed in an Alien called Moroni who landed on Earth and told him and Steve Young to move to Utah.

Just now, Bacarty2 said:

This makes ZERO sense

you left a winning franchise because they were winning to go to the bucc's who do noting but lose? 

He was the kid who must have had no friends growing up so he had to do something different for attention.

4 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

This makes ZERO sense

you left a winning franchise because they were winning to go to the bucc's who do noting but lose? 

Pretty sure Bucs closed the vet and won a superbowl against Oakland 

And opened linc with a loss for birds 

Not sure where you got confused 

Not to mention your reading comphrension is not the best ,you missed my whole point.

Just now, Original Sin said:

Pretty sure Bucs closed the vet and won a superbowl against Oakland 

Pretty sure no one on here gives a flying F about the Bucs 

Slay on Robert Woods this week?

1 minute ago, TorontoEagle said:

The pessimism is exhausting. I don't really even understand how you can enjoy football when everything seems so bleak. Lighten up and enjoy the roller coaster of a season. Every year teams start out slow and then turn it around, but the instant reaction crowd seemingly forgets. I enjoy some of the talk in here, but after a loss, it's just.....draining. 

100%, I mean I guess I would like to know is it the generation of folks that were taught from an early age that everyone should win?  (Millennials for lack of a better term) or is it a mix?  I get being disappointed over a loss and yes  an embarrassment but it aint our first and won't be our last.   

2 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Pretty sure Bucs closed the vet and won a superbowl against Oakland 

And the Montreal Maroons won the Stanley Cup in 1935.

 

(FYI...that was the last non-Original 6 team to win the Stanley Cup until the Flyers won in it.)

1 minute ago, Bacarty2 said:

you just said you we're a fan after that moron. 

"once Vick got here" was your exact quote

that was 2009

since 09 the buccs havent made the playoffs and are 62 and 114

Learn how to follow the conversation as it evolves 

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

And the Montreal Maroons won the Stanley Cup in 1935.

 

(FYI...that was the last non-Original 6 team to win the Stanley Cup until the Flyers won in it.)

Became a habs fan in the mid 70s

Just now, greend said:

100%, I mean I guess I would like to know is it the generation of folks that were taught from an early age that everyone should win?  (Millennials for lack of a better term) or is it a mix?  I get being disappointed over a loss and yes  an embarrassment but it aint our first and won't be our last.   

It a perspective on life.  Some appreciate what they have and hope for better.  Some see what they don't have and place blame.

 

2 hours ago, ManuManu said:

 

No more cancer players.

I'm still not convinced DJax isn't one.

@In2football

Eagles 27- 24

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

It a perspective on life.  Some appreciate what they have and hope for better.  Some see what they don't have and place blame.

That's deep, bro. You forgot some are a whinny buncha bishes.

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

 

Absolutely. The throw should’ve been a bit more outside, but the WR cannot allow the ball to come to him on that route, he has to attack it, especially because he never got the CB to flip his hips (making it mor difficult for the CB to flip back and undercut the route). That play was more on Reagor than Wentz, but it’s easily fixable 

Just now, TorontoEagle said:

Absolutely. The throw should’ve been a bit more outside, but the WR cannot allow the ball to come to him on that route, he has to attack it, especially because he never got the CB to flip his hips (making it mor difficult for the CB to flip back and undercut the route). That play was more on Reagor than Wentz, but it’s easily fixable 

The throw being where it was puts it on Wentz IMO. 

44 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

Are these on all throws or just completions?

Not too surprising as they just kept trying to hit deep shots, to no avail, all game.

4 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

It a perspective on life.  Some appreciate what they have and hope for better.  Some see what they don't have and place blame.

I think all this negativity will disappear when the Eagles finally win a Super Bowl...

So either Reagor is a tough dude grinding this out or these guys have no idea what they're talking about/diagnosing. 

 

@In2footballeagles 17 rams 36

6 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

He will learn.

Just now, Bacarty2 said:

Trying to get chunk plays and calling plays that take a long time to develop  put it on the coach

So they shouldn't try to leverage the speed that was THE centerpiece of their entire offseason strategy?

12 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Pretty sure Bucs closed the vet and won a superbowl against Oakland 

And opened linc with a loss for birds 

Not sure where you got confused 

Not to mention your reading comphrension is not the best ,you missed my whole point.

 

2 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

Trying to get chunk plays and calling plays that take a long time to develop  put it on the coach

On that play you aren't even close.