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5 minutes ago, Desertbirds said:

I'm glad the Eagles are pulling out all the stops to save a 3-8-1 season...

Nope, seasons officially over. Doug said it himself, cant make a QB switch without telling the locker room the season is finished. 

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Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Nope, seasons officially over. Doug said it himself, cant make a QB switch without telling the locker room the season is finished. 

holy crap good memory I completely forgot dougy P said that. Ya, I guess he is giving up at this point.

On 12/1/2020 at 11:00 AM, Ace Nova said:

Most of my posts here are my opinion.  99% of the posts in this blog are people's "opinions".

@Ace Nova here is you changing the narrative about the concussion nonsense to it was your opinion, after you stated it as fact in at least 10 posts that I reviewed.  This was just after @e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! asked if you had his medical records.

7 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

That he chooses Wentz over Hurts

How did we get there from that post though?

3 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I dont do social media. Can someone explain what I'm looking at? Fletch liked a post with pictures of hurts and wentz? I dont get it.

Its a tweet saying Retweet for Hurts, Like for Wentz. He liked it, so he chose Wentz, presumably. 

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

No you do not.  You never admitted that players can be tagged with the intention of trading them, even though it happened multiple times since the discussion.

What?  Because you can't "with intention".  LOLLOLOLOL.

It's not that common but the team signing the player would need to say they "signed him in good faith at the time and they did not have intention to trade him at the time of the signing"   Then the situation changed and they decided to trade him.

It was literally against NFL rules at the time to do that on a tagged player  (Which it was in Foles' case). I don't know if the rule has changed since then.

 

9 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

The difference between you and I is that I gladly admit when I'm wrong...you seem to like dying on your hill.   I'll eat crow. I've done it here plenty. 

 I admitted that in hindsight, the WR situation wasn't as good as I expected it to be,  Even in that case, the jury is still out to a degree because if all of a sudden the WR's look remarkably better with a new QB....well....

And I don't cry.  Certainly not for a football team (as much as I might like following them)...but you keep on going on and on and on with your passive aggressive attacks and straw man arguments whenever someone "calls you out", you've been doing it here for years, so it's to be expected. 

 

 

wow it must be really hard being God up there thinking that you’ve admitted to mistakes you’ve made when you have not besides the Robbie Anderson situation. And even then you gave a caveat of why it wasn’t entirely true. Literally last week I was talking about the wide receivers and you butted it in and had to make a comment where you put it well we can’t really judge them right now. So no you actually did not.  You did not admit that. You did what you just did in that paragraph. That is not admitting you’re wrong on that. That is you making an excuse like you like to think Carson Wentz people do.

And one who talks about strawman arguments and passive aggressive attacks. The king of kettle meet pot. you are a walking hypocrite. And trust me you’ve been on here for years Where you’re completely wrong on something and then you half ass a incorrect take with a caveat because you’re too prideful to do it. Trust me ask manu last week who admitted a mistake about Curtis Samuel. I did I even tagged him on it.  you have yet to do that without it being attached to an excuse you use.

5 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

I dont do social media. Can someone explain what I'm looking at? Fletch liked a post with pictures of hurts and wentz? I dont get it.

Retweet under Jalen Hurts, like under Carson Wentz.  Fletcher Cox liked, not retweeted.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I don't know how much that Cox like means. Jalen Reagor liked a tweet about Wentz benched and Hurts starting. I think its just guys sticking up for who they are closer with.

Yeah when it was first posted on the eagles IG account, Will Parks commented something like "finally here we go”. Seems like it’s now deleted but nevertheless the locker room is definitely split. Not that Parks is still on the team, but that’s probably an honest opinion to see. 
 

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Nope, seasons officially over. Doug said it himself, cant make a QB switch without telling the locker room the season is finished. 

The second the season is officially over, we're going to have vets immediately go on IR. They won't do it until we're technically eliminated, but 2 Eagles losses + 1 win by either Washington or NYG in the next 2 weeks KOs us.

8 minutes ago, greend said:

Wow, that's bold. But if that's how he feels Doug may have just lost the team.

Doug lost me... and I usually stick with the coach longer than I should... 

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

@Ace Nova here is you changing the narrative about the concussion nonsense to it was your opinion, after you stated it as fact in at least 10 posts that I reviewed.  This was just after @e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! asked if you had his medical records.

The "opinion" part was that it "could be" affecting Wentz this year.

The part that WAS NOT an opinion was in reference to the concussions themselves and that severe concussions can take months, sometimes even over a year to recover from.  Understand?

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Its a tweet saying Retweet for Hurts, Like for Wentz. He liked it, so he chose Wentz. 

Oh Lord. That was like new-age hieroglyphics. Thanks for providing the Rosetta Stone for us social media illiterates.

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I don't know how much that Cox like means. Jalen Reagor liked a tweet about Wentz benched and Hurts starting. I think its just guys sticking up for who they are closer with.

That, in and of itself, is an issue.  If that's what is happening, then that's a split locker room.

3 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

What?  Because you can't "with intention".  LOLLOLOLOL.

It's not that common but the team signing the player would need to say they "signed him in good faith at the time and they did not have intention to trade him at the time of the signing"   Then the situation changed and they decided to trade him.

It was literally against NFL rules at the time to do that on a tagged player  (Which it was in Foles' case). I don't know if the rule has changed since then.

 

There has been multiple players,  the player was tagged, and the story said " WITH THE INTENTION OF TRADING HIM "

Dee Ford, Landon Collins, here is a story about it.  It has been a common thing.

https://withthefirstpick.com/2020/03/21/nfl-5-franchise-tagged-players-most-likely-to-get-traded/

More and more teams have started to use the "Tag and Trade” method in recent years to get compensation for some of their more talented free agents. That means they use the franchise tag to retain a player before turning around and trading them so as to not give out large contracts. Jadeveon Clowney, Dee Ford, and Frank Clark are all players that changed teams in 2019 via this method of team building.

 

 

6 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

How did we get there from that post though?

Follow the Yellow Brick road?    Social media is a bizarre netherworld of ever changing narratives and angry people.

46 minutes ago, Nivraga said:

To be honest - I don't think I ever used that word before that scene and now can't seem to find enough opportunities. 

That is hilarious because the exact same thing is true for me!

4 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Doug lost me... and I usually stick with the coach longer than I should... 

Same

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

wow it must be really hard being God up there thinking that you’ve admitted to mistakes you’ve made when you have not besides the Robbie Anderson situation. And even then you gave a caveat of why it wasn’t entirely true. Literally last week I was talking about the wide receivers and you butted it in and had to make a comment where you put it well we can’t really judge them right now. So no you actually did not.  You did not admit that. You did what you just did in that paragraph. That is not admitting you’re wrong on that. That is you making an excuse like you like to think Carson Wentz people do.

And one who talks about strawman arguments and passive aggressive attacks. The king of kettle meet pot. you are a walking hypocrite. And trust me you’ve been on here for years Where you’re completely wrong on something and then you half ass a incorrect take with a caveat because you’re too prideful to do it. Trust me ask manu last week who admitted a mistake about Curtis Samuel. I did I even tagged him on it.  you have yet to do that without it being attached to an excuse you use.

I came back on this very board last season and went "bananas" in excitement when Wentz turned the corner and started playing at a "pro-bowl" level.  I admitted I was wrong in being overly critical of him earlier in the season.  And I went on and on about it.  I guess you missed all of that?

As far as the WR's this year?  Pretty sure that was mostly in reference to Reagor and I stand by that. 

5 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Oh Lord. That was like new-age hieroglyphics. Thanks for providing the Rosetta Stone for us social media illiterates.

Twitter for dummies ( not saying that you are ), it was a poll, and Cox chose Wentz.

3 minutes ago, downundermike said:

@Ace Nova here is you changing the narrative about the concussion nonsense to it was your opinion, after you stated it as fact in at least 10 posts that I reviewed.  This was just after @e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! asked if you had his medical records.

He does this crap all the Fing time. He changes his narrative halfway through an argument because he thinks he’s smart enough that we won’t figure out he changed his original opinion to something mid way through the argument.

And he also thinks that his assumptions are factually true. And then changes his narrative once again to but we’re on a message board so we’re all just guessing. So you’re just guessing but telling people the wrong. That makes no logical sense.

so Unless he talk to Jeffrey Lurie or somebody inside the Eagles organization how does he know that Jeffrey lurie (both howie and lurie as they seem to both be the ones that told him he had to fire his offensive coordinators) didn’t go to Doug and give him an ultimatum about starting hurts this week. and that’s the real reason that he starting this week.  Because whatever Doug says in his press conference is obviously true. We’ve proven over the fact of five years that a lot of stuff that comes out of that press conference is a bunch of BS

3 minutes ago, downundermike said:

There has been multiple players,  the player was tagged, and the story said " WITH THE INTENTION OF TRADING HIM "

Dee Ford, Landon Collins, here is a story about it.  It has been a common thing.

https://withthefirstpick.com/2020/03/21/nfl-5-franchise-tagged-players-most-likely-to-get-traded/

 

 

 

 

I don't care what the "story says" I am going by official NFL rules, do you not understand that?

 

Anyone else feel this team is going into the dark ages? A bunch of 4 win seasons over the next few years

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

He does this crap all the Fing time. He changes his narrative halfway through an argument because he thinks he’s smart enough that we won’t figure out he changed his original opinion to something mid way through the argument.

And he also thinks that his assumptions are factually true. And then changes his narrative once again to but we’re on a message board so we’re all just guessing. So you’re just guessing but telling people the wrong. That makes no logical sense.

so Unless he talk to Jeffrey Lurie or somebody inside the Eagles organization how does he know that Jeffrey lurie (both howie and lurie as they seem to both be the ones that told him he had to fire his offensive coordinators) didn’t go to Doug and give him an ultimatum about starting hurts this week. and that’s the real reason that he starting this week.  Because whatever Doug says in his press conference is obviously true. We’ve proven over the fact of five years that a lot of stuff that comes out of that press conference is a bunch of BS

Of course I think my "hypothetical scenarios" could be true.  That's why we post them, isn't it?

Do you post hypothetical scenarios that you think are wrong?  

1 minute ago, Ace Nova said:

I came back on this very board last season and went "bananas" in excitement when Wentz turned the corner and started playing at a "pro-bowl" level.  I admitted I was wrong in being overly critical of him earlier in the season.  And I went on and on about it.  I guess you missed all of that?

As far as the WR's this year?  Pretty sure that was mostly in reference to Reagor and I stand by that. 

And yet once things started going south again you decided to jump off and then go into a rant about how we should’ve traded Carson Wentz for three first round picks and kept Nick Foles. So you really didn’t admit you were wrong. you just bullshitted yourself through the four games and as soon as it went bad again. Here we are. So you really didn’t amid it you just went with it until it went in your favor again and then went back to your original points

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