12 minutes ago, time2rock said:

Sam Howell is joining the Cowboys.

NBC Sports

Cowboys agree to terms with QB Sam Howell

The well-traveled Sam Howell will be traveling again.

Doooooooooooooooomed

I think the Woolen signing is decent...but it's definitely a "cautious optimism" about it. He had a great rookie year but progressed himself into being benched in favor of Josh Jobe? Hopefully he'll perform better in our scheme.

25 minutes ago, EaglesAddict said:

I think the Woolen signing is decent...but it's definitely a "cautious optimism" about it. He had a great rookie year but progressed himself into being benched in favor of Josh Jobe? Hopefully he'll perform better in our scheme.

My hope is he is at least decent enough to hold down CB2 spot for 2026 and offer overall better play than Jackson (who really struggled initially but really wasn't as bad as many seem to think) and we draft a CB that can use the upcoming year to get up to speed and be inserted into the starting lineup in 2027. Hopefully Woolen plays well enough to get signed to a decent deal next year setting us up for a comp pick in 2028 (I highly doubt we'd sign him to an extension considering the need to sign both Mitchell and DeJean).

Key 2025-2026 Season Performance Metrics

• Pro Football Focus (PFF): After a challenging 2024 season, Woolen showed a "resurgence" in late 2025, with his coverage grade climbing to 75.0 (ranked 27th) in certain 2023-2024 analysis, but more recent 2025 data shows a dip to around 67.1-67.9, with some reports noting inconsistency in 2025.

• Performance: He is recognized for his elite athleticism and ability to force turnovers, with 12 career interceptions and over 20 pass breakups in his first few seasons.

• 2025 Stats: He recorded 41 combined tackles, one interception, and 12 pass breakups in 16 games.

Woolen is a 6'4", 210 lbs cornerback known for his length and speed, often described as a "raw" talent with high upside.

4 hours ago, time2rock said:

Brett Toth departing to join SF.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/49ers-agree-to-terms-with-former-eagles-offensive-lineman-brett-toth

Damnit!! I wanted him as our starting C.

For anyone concerned over the Woolen signing:

17 hours ago, Procus said:

UP TO $15 million does not mean $15 million

1 hour ago, time2rock said:

For anyone concerned over the Woolen signing:

This doesn’t ease my concern in terms of him trying to give away the NFCCG.

I don't know how accurate this guy is, but he says he's studied Woolen extensively. The first 2 things and his penchant for penalties are what concern me about him.

That said, I imagine we will be getting a fully motivated version of Woolen this year.

A 6'4 Corner? He's huge.

It's an ok signing.

At WORST, we don't have to reach and draft for need at CB with Woolen.

Same with the two TE signings.

If the value is correct at the right round, we can address CB and TE if it comes to us.

At best, Woolen does have a "prove it" year.

You know the drill offense or defense line.

On 3/10/2026 at 6:59 PM, EagleMatt said:

Cautiously optimistic with Woolen.

Cant be worse than Ringo and Adoree.

Although i had high hopes for the edge guy we got from NY last season. Ojulari or however it spelled.

Way better than those guys

6 hours ago, EaglesAddict said:

I don't know how accurate this guy is, but he says he's studied Woolen extensively. The first 2 things and his penchant for penalties are what concern me about him.

That said, I imagine we will be getting a fully motivated version of Woolen this year.

They should have just brought him back earlier and not Calcaterra.

2 hours ago, judunno said:

Way better than those guys

Seriously. People are just way off. Vic will straighten this guy out. Major talent. Howie messed up last year but not this time. Now he needs to add an elite edge to fix his other mistake.

On 3/10/2026 at 7:50 PM, jsdarkstar said:

The dude is 6.4 at CB.

And that's a great point. You can't teach size like that.

16 hours ago, time2rock said:

Brett Toth departing to join SF.

https://www.nbcsports.com/nfl/profootballtalk/rumor-mill/news/49ers-agree-to-terms-with-former-eagles-offensive-lineman-brett-toth

I can't believe I'm saying this, but he'll be missed. Toth filled in well for Jurgens when he was down.

On 3/2/2026 at 12:59 PM, time2rock said:

DEPARTURES:

Jordan Phillips (Panthers - 4 yr, $120M)

Nakobe Dean (Raiders - 3 yr, $36M)

Reed Blankenship (Texans - 3 yr, $24.75M)

RE-SIGNED/EXTENDED:

Jordan Davis (3 yr, $78M)

Glad we extend Jordan, but losing these 3 hurts

5 hours ago, JohnB said:

Glad we extend Jordan, but losing these 3 hurts

Campbell replaces Dean with only a slight drop off and that’s from Campbell rookie year.

Philips was never coming back.

Reed was getting exposed last year due to being slow. He’s a great always around the ball tackler but he’s not irreplaceable. Would have liked him back the most though.

20 minutes ago, time2rock said:

great resigning. He was the mvp of a few games

On 3/11/2026 at 10:53 AM, Talonblood said:

Key 2025-2026 Season Performance Metrics

• Pro Football Focus (PFF): After a challenging 2024 season, Woolen showed a "resurgence" in late 2025, with his coverage grade climbing to 75.0 (ranked 27th) in certain 2023-2024 analysis, but more recent 2025 data shows a dip to around 67.1-67.9, with some reports noting inconsistency in 2025.

• Performance: He is recognized for his elite athleticism and ability to force turnovers, with 12 career interceptions and over 20 pass breakups in his first few seasons.

• 2025 Stats: He recorded 41 combined tackles, one interception, and 12 pass breakups in 16 games.

Woolen is a 6'4", 210 lbs cornerback known for his length and speed, often described as a "raw" talent with high upside.

Is he still a "raw" talent 4 year in