Foles owns Brady

4 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Brady stiffing Foles again on the post-game handshake is all time. Go shake your father's hand, Tom. 

Or his sons, but he prefers to kiss him on the lips.

What a cuck.

Memories. Way to go BDN!

 

2 minutes ago, NVeagle said:

 

 

beast is such a loser.

Tom Brady dominated Peyton Manning, but somehow can't get past Eli & Nick.

9 hours ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

That’s so today’s NFL. If everything is covered just throw it deep if your guy is 1on1 and there’s a 50/50 shot he’ll catch it or draw PI

Unless you're the Eagles then you either drop it or don't get the call.

15 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

This was pretty good

 

You know for a player that a lot of folks on this blog claim is cooked or average. It doesn't seem like other team's o-lines agree with you.

15 hours ago, ManuManu said:

I’m not so sure I agree with Solak, but the all-22 does make the throw look a little better for Wentz, that’s for sure. More toward the sideline though and people are talking about a great play design and call by Doug. 

I'm sure I agree with Solak and you. I thought it was a Rodgers and Wentz issue when I saw it happen and I thought it was a very good play.

13 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Sanders numbers in the passing game should be really great if wentz made better throws. Love Carson but if i were miles sanders I’d be super upset. He could have 3-4 times the yards and probably even two tds if he had better throws. He looks really polished in his route running is what I’m getting at. 

Did you watch the clip?

13 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Lol. No i do. I just wanted to say that. Cause it’s noticeable watching the all 22. Frankly I’m irritated we don’t get him more touches. If we aren’t planning on giving him a second contract or even if we have an out in the second Contract after a year or two then use him as true workhorse. I feel like he can exploit in the passing game even more and we aren’t doing it enough. 

This answers my question lol

That was really Foles first win as a starter since he beat the bears as in Eagle in the 2018 playoffs wow

Lol

The last time Nick won a game as a stater was guess what?  The Double Doink Playoff Game against the Bears.  Which was one point too.   With that Defense, I think the Bears are going to do good this year.  

37 minutes ago, greend said:

You know for a player that a lot of folks on this blog claim is cooked or average. It doesn't seem like other team's o-lines agree with you.

He gets a lot of double teams but people don't, or don't want to see that.

I'm sure most of you guys have seen this but for those that haven't

 

 

1 hour ago, Br3 said:

That was really Foles first win as a starter since he beat the bears as in Eagle in the 2018 playoffs wow

He hasn't had much chance -- JAX decided to jettison their "franchise QB" after 3 starts so they could run with a backup because -- he has a mustache, I guess ...... 

13 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

I have a question on Mailata...(probably already answered here before)

Why didnt he start to train/play an "easier" position(I know all football positions are hard)

But a DT/DE seems a lot easier then the foot work needed for LT. o, and the importance of LT, 

 My only guess is that so many things you do as an o-lineman become a habit.  He didn't have any learned traits or any football instincts.  They had the chance to mold him exactly as they see fit.  Teach him every intricacy of playing O-line in the NFL.  

This wasn't like a tight end moving to tackle a la JP or a defensive lineman switching to offense like Villanueva.  Mailata was a clean slate, a ball of clay.  No sense in having him learn a position just to move him again.  That's my guess but I could be wrong, I have no idea.

26 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

I have a question on Mailata...(probably already answered here before)

Why didnt he start to train/play an "easier" position(I know all football positions are hard)

But a DT/DE seems a lot easier then the foot work needed for LT. o, and the importance of LT, 

He probably just put tackle as his position not knowing there is a defensive and offensive one. 

This is a bummer. He's played really well.

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

 My only guess is that so many things you do as an o-lineman become a habit.  He didn't have any learned traits or any football instincts.  They had the chance to mold him exactly as they see fit.  Teach him every intricacy of playing O-line in the NFL.  

This wasn't like a tight end moving to tackle a la JP or a defensive lineman switching to offense like Villanueva.  Mailata was a clean slate, a ball of clay.  No sense in having him learn a position just to move him again.  That's my guess but I could be wrong, I have no idea.

His body type is built for OT.  How many DT's or even DE's are 6'8"? I mean that's why he was placed at the position. 

1 minute ago, NCiggles said:

His body type is built for OT.  How many DT's or even DE's are 6'8"? I mean that's why he was placed at the position. 

Calais Campbell is the only one that comes to mind.