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10 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Yea but it’s kinda obvious she’s saying it’s BS

So she’s keeping the main thing the main thing…

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Just now, Sack that QB said:

Can anyone recall any other player off the top of their head in NFL history ever asked to be traded that didn’t have a personal beef with the coaches or ownership or front office or contractual beef, was playing at an elite level and winning championships with his current team?

I can’t think of one.

I don’t know what went down in the Champ Bailey/Clinton Portis trade - probably contract related more than anything….so no lol

17 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Can anyone recall any other player off the top of their head in NFL history ever asked to be traded that didn’t have a personal beef with the coaches or ownership or front office or contractual beef, was playing at an elite level and winning championships with his current team?

I can’t think of one.

Russell Wilson

27 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Can anyone recall any other player off the top of their head in NFL history ever asked to be traded that didn’t have a personal beef with the coaches or ownership or front office or contractual beef, was playing at an elite level and winning championships with his current team?

I can’t think of one.

This question is contaminated because the player is no longer "elite" or he would have fetched much more in the trade. Essentially, he was considered less than Jaylen Waddle by the entire league. You have misevaluated this whole ordeal from Jump Street.

Colossal choke jobs by the Spurs, damn.

Maye had the worst SB performance I have ever seen on the back of the easiest schedule in nfl history, Hurts has A SB mvp and ring. Stop the bs

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

So she’s keeping the main thing the main thing…

She had a purpose before anyone had an opinion.

1 minute ago, NOTW said:

She had a purpose before anyone had an opinion.

AJ, Reddick , women - Eagles trained to go

Awwww man filters…that’s supposed to be a less flattering word LOL…

What is a garden tool

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29 minutes ago, DawkinsOwnage03 said:

Maye had the worst SB performance I have ever seen on the back of the easiest schedule in nfl history, Hurts has A SB mvp and ring. Stop the bs

It's truly hilarious how happy he is to go to NE thinking he's about to explode, he clearly knows nothing about that team

8 hours ago, eagle45 said:

And what WRs on this team does that apply to?

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1 hour ago, devpool said:

It's truly hilarious how happy he is to go to NE thinking he's about to explode, he clearly knows nothing about that team

Drake Maye is about to rain on his parade.

2 hours ago, DaBirds said:

Colossal choke jobs by the Spurs, damn.

Felt the Knicks could win that series before tonight. Before Knicks played game 4 at Cleveland they were +265 to win the title. I threw a $100 on it to payout $365. I’m hoping i lose the $100 cause i hate Knicks fans. But even though they don’t have finals experience but it’s a very veteran team. The spurs are still super young outside of Harrison Barnes. I think the spurs have the best player in this series but their 3 best guys are still 20, 21 and 22. beating Okc was a great accomplishment but i also could see that series taking a lot out of them and the Knicks with KAt and Mitchell are better suited to make wemby work harder than what OKC had as Chet is a weenie.

6 hours ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

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So Wicks and Lemon are better than a 2 and a 3? One of them really should be a #1 and one of them really should be a #2.

10 hours ago, RLC said:

Packers had a top 5 offense last year.

https://sumersports.com/teams/offensive/

lol that’s my entire point dude they’re not actually good

8 hours ago, St0nedsk8er said:

I don’t know what went down in the Champ Bailey/Clinton Portis trade - probably contract related more than anything….so no lol

Bailey took one look at the organization in Washington and said "Nope". Portis thrived there due to his single digit IQ.

Scheme is one thing, and it seems that Mannion has already proven to be better schematically than Patullo.

But play calling is the other 50% of what an OC is judged upon.

The Packers play calling at times was almost as stupid as the Eagles'. I think that was their problem. For all the praise LaFleur gets, he has cost them big games by abandoning the run and just deciding not to give the ball to his best playmakers.

I swear in the modern NFL it's more important to not be blatantly stupid than it is to be innovative. Many coaches have completely lost their sense for the flow of a game and how to manage things outside of Xs and Os like the score, clock, and game situations.

If the Eagles can get back to running the ball, and just avoid punching themselves directly in the balls with absurd playcalling, any statistics they put up will not be empty stats and they will be back among the top offenses.

12 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

Scheme is one thing, and it seems that Mannion has already proven to be better schematically than Patullo.

But play calling is the other 50% of what an OC is judged upon.

The Packers play calling at times was almost as stupid as the Eagles'. I think that was their problem. For all the praise LaFleur gets, he has cost them big games by abandoning the run and just deciding not to give the ball to his best playmakers.

I swear in the modern NFL it's more important to not be blatantly stupid than it is to be innovative. Many coaches have completely lost their sense for the flow of a game and how to manage things outside of Xs and Os like the score, clock, and game situations.

If the Eagles can get back to running the ball, and just avoid punching themselves directly in the balls with absurd playcalling, any statistics they put up will not be empty stats and they will be back among the top offenses.

I think this will be based upon the oline and its health

12 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

Scheme is one thing, and it seems that Mannion has already proven to be better schematically than Patullo.

But play calling is the other 50% of what an OC is judged upon.

The Packers play calling at times was almost as stupid as the Eagles'. I think that was their problem. For all the praise LaFleur gets, he has cost them big games by abandoning the run and just deciding not to give the ball to his best playmakers.

I swear in the modern NFL it's more important to not be blatantly stupid than it is to be innovative. Many coaches have completely lost their sense for the flow of a game and how to manage things outside of Xs and Os like the score, clock, and game situations.

If the Eagles can get back to running the ball, and just avoid punching themselves directly in the balls with absurd playcalling, any statistics they put up will not be empty stats and they will be back among the top offenses.

Another way they are stupid is forcing players into a "system", instead of calling plays that utilize player's strengths.

The June optimism always fascinates me. We are assuming that we already have a slam dunk system that makes the questionable pass catching talent greater than the sum of its parts, schemes everyone open, and will transform the offense despite the departure of AJ Brown and the addition of nothing but rookies.

This is a decisively bad offense until proven otherwise…

14 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Brodes really is the best that WIP has to offer these days.

The world's tallest midget.

9 hours ago, DawkinsOwnage03 said:

Maye had the worst SB performance I have ever seen on the back of the easiest schedule in nfl history, Hurts has A SB mvp and ring. Stop the bs

Maye faced an incredible defense. Hurts did not

It wouldn't surprise me if that in time, Hurts and Brown's friendship rekindles itself now they will get the space and time away from a high pressured sporting environment, and very much one where they are dependent on each other for success. That builds tension, esp when success is not linear.

Plenty of friendships drift or stop; part of life. I've had a long term friendship drift to a close over the past few ears. Nothing bad, but I guess we both moved on in our lives.

12 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Maye faced an incredible defense. Hurts did not

Chiefs had a top 5 defense in 2024. Your blind hatred for Hurts really makes you look dumb

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