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15 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Maye faced an incredible defense. Hurts did not

Yeah Hurts faced this bum dynasty defense that was going for 3 in a row.

You Hurts Haters are so pathetic with the mental gnastics you'll do at every tuen to try and discredit Hurts while also propping up someone who was so utterly pathetic in their performances like Maye was.

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39 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

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…

Fact is that KP was the worst OC in the league and the worst OC for the Eagles this century. Removing him alone will improve things along the offensive side of the ball.

11 minutes ago, justwinbaby said:

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

8 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Yeah Hurts faced this bum dynasty defense that was going for 3 in a row.

You Hurts Haters are so pathetic with the mental gnastics you'll do at every tuen to try and discredit Hurts while also propping up someone who was so utterly pathetic in their performances like Maye was.

Cut him a break guys - he's still mourning the AJ loss

16 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

Well, hopefully he doesn't walk out of the back of his own end zone like Orlovsky did.

I love how people associate how much a QB sucks with how they analyze the game. Orlovsky had no talent whatsoever, and he stepped out of the endzone once, therefore we can't take him seriously. It doesn't mean he can't coach or analyze the game at a very high level. This has been proven almost universally with every sport. The best players typically turn out to be terrible coaches because of the talent gap.

33 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Cut him a break guys - he's still mourning the AJ loss

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3 hours ago, Saltpeter said:

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

In what world are the Packers not a good offense?

If we get Packers like production from our offense this year, we're winning the Super Bowl.

15 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Just placed another Jalen Hurts MVP bet and the odds have actually shifted down from +3500 when I first bet a month ago to now +3300 after the AJ Brown trade. Clearly some big money also sees the season we are about to see for those odds to shift in that direction after the trade.

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14 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Time to finally find out if he was always just a product of Stoutland or if he is actually good.

The 1st ballot hall of famer that is arguably the best right tackle to ever walk the face of the earth has something to prove this season!!

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16 minutes ago, hputenis said:

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Isn't your shift at the mushroom farm starting soon?

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5 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

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…

Aside from maybe one poster here, I don't think anyone is assuming we have a slam dunk system. I am optimistic about the run game being improved vs. the pass game. Part of that is the hope that Jurgens and Dickerson will be healthier this season. If not, the team has some better depth. The bigger part of it is that the run scheme and pass scheme will mirror each other so that teams will not just know what play is coming. Losing AJ is a blow to the receiving corps. I think adding Lemon is the best move they could have made given the situation. Goedert is a good TE. The biggest question mark is whether Hurts can run the system efficiently and effectively enough to win. This is a talented roster. The defense is better with the addition of Woolen. Greenard solidifies depth at edge. They have good depth at DT with potential for elite play. This is the deepest LB corps the team has had since 1991. The biggest concern is safety although it's not like they have to replace an all-pro player in Blankenship. They have an elite DC. Despite the general questions about the competency of Sirianni he does get the team ready to play and manages the team well. I tend towards optimism at this time of the year especially.

Also, congrats on your Negadelphian of the Year Award.

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

Maye faced an incredible defense. Hurts did not

In fairness, Maye and patriots were fortunate that Bo Nix broke his ankle on like the 2nd to last play of the afc divisional round. I don’t think they win that game and play in the SB if nix actually plays.

Interesting trivia:

Now that Myles Garrett has been traded, who was the last player to…

  1. Go number 1

  2. Play 10+ years for their drafting team

  3. Never play for another team

2 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Interesting trivia:

Now that Myles Garrett has been traded, who was the last player to…

  1. Go number 1

  2. Play 10 years for their drafting team

  3. Never play for another team

Was going to say megatron but i don’t believe he played 10 years. Is it Orlando pace? Can’t remember if he played for another team at the end. I’d have said Eli but he was technically drafted by the chargers

If the answer isn’t pace i imagine it’s Troy aikman

I thought maybe Cam but nope

19 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Interesting trivia:

Now that Myles Garrett has been traded, who was the last player to…

  1. Go number 1

  2. Play 10+ years for their drafting team

  3. Never play for another team

Guessing either Cam or Stafford

2 hours ago, eagle45 said:

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…

The closer you get to a season, the more optimism gradually increases, warranted or not. You learn that your initial take is usually the most correct one because of this.

We saw it this year with the Phillies. Back in January the takes were "I can't believe Dombrowski is running it back again, this offense is gonna suck. It's killing my excitement for 2026"

Then February it was "Well..... actually, if the pitching can do its thing, our offense isn't that much different than last year, I think we can be ok"

Come March it was "This team could be the best team in baseball this year. If Garcia rediscovers his 2023 power and the pitching is as good as advertised, this could be the year."

Turns out the initial take was the most accurate one and people spent months just talking themselves into optimism they didn't actually believe because the human mind is wired to pursue hope. I think the Eagles offense has a lot of upside. There's a ton of question marks. If those question marks fall on the good outcome side of the fence, this offense could be quite good and this team could win 13 games. But odds are at least some of those questions will fall on the bad outcome side, some things are really concerning, and this team has a lower floor than other previous years. If the Cowboys had our offense, we would be saying "LOL... they hired an OC with no experienced, they got rid of their best WR because he hates their QB and their QB hasn't played top 10 in years! Their OL is old and washed... LOLDALLAS!"

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

Was going to say megatron but i don’t believe he played 10 years. Is it Orlando pace? Can’t remember if he played for another team at the end. I’d have said Eli but he was technically drafted by the chargers

If the answer isn’t pace i imagine it’s Troy aikman

Pace played for the Bears. It's Aikman.

5 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

The closer you get to a season, the more optimism gradually increases, warranted or not. You learn that your initial take is usually the most correct one because of this.

We saw it this year with the Phillies. Back in January the takes were "I can't believe Dombrowski is running it back again, this offense is gonna suck. It's killing my excitement for 2026"

Then February it was "Well..... actually, if the pitching can do its thing, our offense isn't that much different than last year, I think we can be ok"

Come March it was "This team could be the best team in baseball this year. If Garcia rediscovers his 2023 power and the pitching is as good as advertised, this could be the year."

Turns out the initial take was the most accurate one and people spent months just talking themselves into optimism they didn't actually believe because the human mind is wired to pursue hope. I think the Eagles offense has a lot of upside. There's a ton of question marks. If those question marks fall on the good outcome side of the fence, this offense could be quite good and this team could win 13 games. But odds are at least some of those questions will fall on the bad outcome side, some things are really concerning, and this team has a lower floor than other previous years. If the Cowboys had our offense, we would be saying "LOL... they hired an OC with no experienced, they got rid of their best WR because he hates their QB and their QB hasn't played top 10 in years! Their OL is old and washed... LOLDALLAS!"

Expecting this offense to be better after losing AJ and adding Wicks/Lemon is like expecting the Phillies offense to be better after another year of age on all the good hitters and adding Crawford/Garcia.

44 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Isn't your shift at the mushroom farm starting soon?

r/oddlysatisfying - Nice Mushroom Farm

Wtf did you google to result in that phallic paradise? 🤣

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Expecting this offense to be better after losing AJ and adding Wicks/Lemon is like expecting the Phillies offense to be better after another year of age on all the good hitters and adding Crawford/Garcia.

I don’t think the offense is going to be better unless 1. Offensive line is actually healthy so it plays significantly better than 2025 and closer to 2024. That would make the run game significantly better. 2. Hurts can master the offense of a timing offense. Losing Aj hurts talent on the roster. His presence and attention is what gets lost. Like the Smitty TD in GB.

I generally think the offense is going to struggle for the first six weeks because it is a new offense. there’s going to be growing pains. Add on mannion is a first time play caller so he has ups and downs. I’m more curious to see what they look like later in the season because mannion should build and get more comfortable and so should the players.

10 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Expecting this offense to be better after losing AJ and adding Wicks/Lemon is like expecting the Phillies offense to be better after another year of age on all the good hitters and adding Crawford/Garcia.

Well it could be if the OL is better, Hurts plays better and Lemon ends up being really good.

But they certainly aren't more talented and none of the above things are a given. It could very well be as bad or worse. For all we know this offense could look like an offense that is adjusting to a brand new scheme that most of them have never played before and an OC who's never done this before. That isn't exactly some super unlikely outcome.

7 minutes ago, hputenis said:

Wtf did you google to result in that phallic paradise? 🤣

A gentleman never tells

9 minutes ago, hputenis said:

Wtf did you google to result in that phallic paradise? 🤣

All he put in was hputenis' wet dream

Great OC can adapt to bad play. There will be growing pains. I worry about Cam and Landon though. They shouldn't have been extended

2 hours ago, UK Eagle said:

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.

I bet the makeup sex will be amazing.

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