4 minutes ago, Ipiggles said:

Funny- this attitudes shows up the minute Alshon starts playing again. 

What do I know though? 

I see Deion is off to a tremendous start as Florida Atlantic Head Coach. 

3 minutes ago, Casey @ Bat said:

I concur. Apparently he’d have us rolling if he was Coaching the Eagles I learned today. 

Naw. They lack talent on offense. I do think some coaches like mcvay and shanahan might get more out of some guys. But Arians to me is stubborn. His offense dating back to az has always been take shots down field and get big plays. It puts your QB at risk for more turnovers but also more homerun type plays. He also barely runs motion with his team. 

16 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

For what it's worth, I listen both national and local radio every minute im in the car and in my office(lots of minutes)

I said it on here about a week ago, it's very strange how an overwhelming majority of African Americans are calling for Wentz's head(like 99.9%) while the white callers are 50/50

And the best part is... when asked, he MUST  be benched for Hurts, not Sudeld

Sudfeld hasn’t even earned JAG status.

Hurts very likely sucks, but he does have a pedigree.

32 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

My general agreement with him is that Wentz benefitted from the 2017 team being so dominant more than people realize. A lot of QBs would have had similar success. 

It absolutely can.

Strongly disagree with this but I guess it's all opinion so agree to disagree

2 minutes ago, Ipiggles said:

Funny- this attitudes shows up the minute Alshon starts playing again. 

What do I know though? 

I like how a reporter just straight up asked Doug why Alshon was even on the team

Hated the answer but it was nice to see someone ask

It's insane how his fallout has really turned fans against him

After his drop against the Saints fans didn't bash him. Hell a school had their kids write letters saying it was ok

I wonder if you could pinpoint when it started

12 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

Said it before and took a lot of flack for it. 

McVay is upper echelon of coaching, and is a way better offensive mind than Doug 

So what happens if The Bench Wentz, but then Doug calls the game correctly. you know sticking with the run game. Roll outs, sprint outs, etc. 

 

I thought mcvay was a good coach. I disliked the National media making him out like he was Vince Lombardi. Frankly i think Goff holds him back from running what he really wants too. He’s adjusted to what Goff is as he’s there for the long run. Better QB play I’d argue the rams might be the best team in the nfc and maybe able to score to keep up with KC. 

you mean like the 2018 rams game where we ran smallwood and stuck to the run until we got pass happy foles threw a bad pick that drive would’ve put the game away and nearly came back to bite us?

54 minutes ago, NCTANK said:

.......it’s happening 

Deion Sanders is the source?   Yeah... not buying it.

 

49 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

In positive Eagles news.  Eric Allen is one of 25 semifinalists for the PF HOF.   Deserves to be in, up against some stiff competition.  Seth Joyner you're next.

 

long overdue, but he's not in yet.   Which is tragic.

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

long overdue, but he's not in yet.   Which is tragic.

Could also make the case for Seth Joyner too. 

Just now, Iggles_Phan said:

long overdue, but he's not in yet.   Which is tragic.

Charles Woodson is a semifinalist too.  Doubtful you see 2 CB's go in the same year and Woodson is the more popular name.

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Could also make the case for Seth Joyner too. 

It's sad we have to even make a case.  His stats are unreal even compared to modern day linebackers.

41 minutes ago, greend said:

There are plenty of black starting quarterbacks in the league if a reporter does bring it up he's an idiot.

A lot of reporters are idiots... 

 

Just now, bpac55 said:

Charles Woodson is a semifinalist too.  Doubtful you see 2 CB's go in the same year and Woodson is the more popular name.

I mean Woodson was really good. I couldn’t blame them. That said didn’t he also play safety his last couple years in the league?

2 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

A lot of reporters are idiots... 

That moron tried to defend howie but putting down morey the other day. Saying morey’s moves were only applauded cause he was new here 

1 minute ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I mean Woodson was really good. I couldn’t blame them. That said didn’t he also play safety his last couple years in the league?

I agree, I just think Allen deserves to be in, he was great even in NO and Oakland. 

Yea, Woodson transitioned to safety later in his career.  Sadly, one of his biggest claims to fame was being on the delivering end of the fumble which caused the tuck rule.  That play alone started the Patriots dynasty.  

2 minutes ago, downundermike said:

 

Turnovers lose games; it isn’t all that special.  It’s been happening as long as football has been played.  Miles Sanders fumbled in the red zone on a rainy day — bad turnover but it happens.  Next possession the Eagles have a breakdown in pass pro, Wentz misses Reagor as a target, and they allow a defensive score.

The problem was the offense ceased being effective after those first two possessions, and for me that came down to going away from what was working — that’s on Doug 

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

Could also make the case for Seth Joyner too. 

Of course.  both are affronts not being in and its because of the struggles in the postseason here.

Just now, bpac55 said:

I agree, I just think Allen deserves to be in, he was great even in NO and Oakland. 

Yea, Woodson transitioned to safety later in his career.  Sadly, one of his biggest claims to fame was being on the delivering end of the fumble which caused the tuck rule.  That play alone started the Patriots dynasty.  

I was happy to see him get a title with gb. I loved watching him when he was at Michigan. I wonder who was the last player non-Qb to win a heisman, national title, Sb and make the pro football hall of fame

2 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Turnovers lose games; it isn’t all that special.  It’s been happening as long as football has been played.  Miles Sanders fumbled in the red zone on a rainy day — bad turnover but it happens.  Next possession the Eagles have a breakdown in pass pro, Wentz misses Reagor as a target, and they allow a defensive score.

The problem was the offense ceased being effective after those first two possessions, and for me that came down to going away from what was working — that’s on Doug 

Not creating them also loses games.  Stating the obvious

1 or less turnovers created the eagles are 0-6-1

2 turnovers or more 3-0 (dinucci, Mullens and jones)

1 minute ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Not creating them also loses games.  Stating the obvious

1 or less turnovers created the eagles are 0-6-1

2 turnovers or more 3-0 (dinucci, Mullens and jones)

The defense has very few playmakers, which is a big problem.  Graham makes plays, Josh Sweat makes some plays, Cox and Barnett occasionally ..... but from the back seven?  None of the guys in the secondary take the ball away, Singleton has an INT and a fumble recovery — but he’s about to be benched for Gerry .... 

17 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Charles Woodson is a semifinalist too.  Doubtful you see 2 CB's go in the same year and Woodson is the more popular name.

It's sad we have to even make a case.  His stats are unreal even compared to modern day linebackers.

Woodson needs to wait his turn... next year.  Allen has waited long enough.

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

But why was he going to the checkdown when he was looking right at Reagor who was WIDE OPEN?

Reagor wasn't as open as he looks to us because Ward was in the throwing lane and because the safety would come down he has to put it on Reagor's back shoulder.  

6 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Singleton has an INT and a fumble recovery — but he’s about to be benched for Gerry .... 

If they do that, I will lose my ish.  He has been way better than Gerry

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

I was happy to see him get a title with gb. I loved watching him when he was at Michigan. I wonder who was the last player non-Qb to win a heisman, national title, Sb and make the pro football hall of fame

Paul Hornung?

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

If they do that, I will lose my ish.  He has been way better than Gerry

"Let’s not put him in the HOF yet” — Jim Schwartz 

Seriously, what kind of frickin coach says something like that about his own player getting his first chance at an NFL starting assignment?