8 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Ah so you are just mocking people here in the EMB for a joke. Got it....

Close, just mocking the irrational circle jerk for an unrealistic scenario that has less than 1% of actually happening, and not just limited to the EMB because it’s going to be all the "brilliant” ideas flooding across social media and radio waves, but yea 

I miss having a defense with an elite line. 

8 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

They played it like they didn't know they could recover before 10 yards. Very odd.

And it was the whole team. Like 3 guys watching it and no one just screaming to fall on it. I guess blame coaching for not teaching the most basic thing about an onside kick 

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

And it was the whole team. Like 3 guys watching it and no one just screaming to fall on it. I guess blame coaching for not teaching the most basic thing about an onside kick 

Yeah, their special teams coach dropped the ball on that one, but you'd think professionals would know that by this level.

2 minutes ago, Arsenal79 said:

He plays stupid after 5 years.  Still hasn't learned how to avoid hits.  Still hasn't learned how to throw the ball away.  Still hasn't learned to not force throws.  Still has inconsistent mechanics leading to errant throws.  Gets his receivers hurt and injured with errant throws.  Always gets himself hurt with his reckless play.

He was sold to us as a franchise savior, and unfortunately he's too erratic and inconsistent to ever be that.  He's topped out as an above average QB, and appears to be regressing before our eyes.

I don't know - made it through 16 last year then gets knocked out by a cheap shot in the playoffs, so he learned some about not taking bad hits.  Every QB forces throws.  He's had 7 interceptions in each of the last 3 seasons, so he can't be forcing it too much, right?  Can't throw the ball away, that is true.  

To his mechanics, this is the table I have been pounding today: standing in the pocket his mechanics erode.  Moving outside the pocket, they improve.  in 2019 his QBR outside the pocket was 94.4 - 126 for 177 (71%!) - 1,362 yards, 9 TDs- Zero interceptions with perhaps the worst WR group in the NFL.  Yet so far this season Doug has him standing like a rock in the pocket.  This is my whole point today: Doug is not allowing him to do what he does best, he is making him do what he does worst.  

5 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Close, just mocking the irrational circle jerk for an unrealistic scenario that has less than 1% of actually happening, and not just limited to the EMB because it’s going to be all the "brilliant” ideas flooding across social media and radio waves, but yea 

Missed your mark as many others besides me have told you 

4 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

I miss having a defense 

FYP

12 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

I think JJAW has potential but he needs targets.  That said, the above is true. 

I’m not seeing it. His ceiling seems to be red zone target, at best. And we still haven’t seen him have a knack for contested catches he had in college 

and the Chiefs win with a 58 yard FG.... 😕

Does this guy miss kicks? Wtf lol

6 minutes ago, MediterraneanDiet said:

I don't know - made it through 16 last year then gets knocked out by a cheap shot in the playoffs, so he learned some about not taking bad hits.  Every QB forces throws.  He's had 7 interceptions in each of the last 3 seasons, so he can't be forcing it too much, right?  Can't throw the ball away, that is true.  

To his mechanics, this is the table I have been pounding today: standing in the pocket his mechanics erode.  Moving outside the pocket, they improve.  in 2019 his QBR outside the pocket was 94.4 - 126 for 177 (71%!) - 1,362 yards, 9 TDs- Zero interceptions with perhaps the worst WR group in the NFL.  Yet so far this season Doug has him standing like a rock in the pocket.  This is my whole point today: Doug is not allowing him to do what he does best, he is making him do what he does worst.  

Yep. Doug was why he forced a throw into double coverage when momentum had swung. Doug was also why he missed Goedert running all by himself for a TD. Doug was also to blame for him being wildly inaccurate for the second straight week. Just stop dude.

19 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

I think JJAW has potential but he needs targets.  That said, the above is true. 

Potential for what. He's big and slow, can't run routes, can't separate, and drops passes.

12 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

I miss having a defense with an elite line. 

/safety/linebackers/two decent cb

We are now the Jets 

Pass was bad, but problem also is JJAW even with a step is so slow the defender can easily jump the route 

3 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

Yep. Doug was why he forced a throw into double coverage when momentum had swung. Doug was also why he missed Goedert running all by himself for a TD. Doug was also to blame for him being wildly inaccurate for the second straight week. Just stop dude.

Eh, what can I say, play to his strengths, you see different results.  Play to his weaknesses, keep seeing weaknesses.

This is what we brought in all those offensive minds for 

I turned off the game with about 3 minutes left. Did they overturn that 2nd Wentz INT?

 

Just checked the box score, still listed as 2 INT.

Why did a few posters in here say Wentz only had 1 INT?

2 minutes ago, MediterraneanDiet said:

Eh, what can I say, play to his strengths, you see different results.  Play to his weaknesses, keep seeing weaknesses.

If his weaknesses remain weaknesses, then it’s all for naught anyway.   

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

This is what we brought in all those offensive minds for 

12 personnel is failing.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Pass was bad, but problem also is JJAW even with a step is so slow the defender can easily jump the route 

I don’t think this tells us anything. Wentz released the ball late and gave the defender a chance to make a play 

 

 

1 minute ago, Sack that QB said:

I turned off the game with about 3 minutes left. Did they overturn that 2nd Wentz INT?

 

Just checked the box score, still listed as 2 INT.

Why did a few posters in here say Wentz only had 1 INT?

Because they are shameless apologists for Wentz.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Pass was bad, but problem also is JJAW even with a step is so slow the defender can easily jump the route 

So it is JJAW's fault the ball was underthrown? Lead the guy to the back of the endzone. This is a throw any decent NFL QB can make.  

2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

I turned off the game with about 3 minutes left. Did they overturn that 2nd Wentz INT?

No, it was an INT

1 minute ago, jsb235 said:

So it is JJAW's fault the ball was underthrown? Lead the guy to the back of the endzone. This is a throw any decent NFL QB can make.  

It’s like you completely skipped over my first three words 

9 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

Potential for what. He's big and slow, can't run routes, can't separate, and drops passes.

If would be interesting to see if the Eagles didnt take him in the 2nd round where he would have gotten drafted.  My guess is 4th, 5th round.

Wentz underthrew it and threw it late.  And you don’t throw into double coverage in the end zone on first down.  Trifecta of Wentz mistakes there.

Ill blame JJAW for his "having a step” still being an incredibly tight window.  But that’s what you get when you intentionally draft a "contested catch” wr.  His catches are all contested, that’s for sure.