1 hour ago, KINGnabb said:

It made no sense, whatever Walker wanted they should have paid. The Chiefs got a huge steal. Did you see him last night? He single handedly destoryed the Broncos. Patrick had a "Jalen" type game, lol. What's funny is seeing Andy completely committed to the run now, lol.

Seattle has this weird infatuation with Charbonnet. Never made sense to me.

30 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Seattle has this weird infatuation with Charbonnet. Never made sense to me.

Well, if I recall correctly from having Walker on my fantasy team for a couple of years, Walker was always hurt leading me to have to carry Charbonnet as well. Now, Charbonnet is coming off an ACL lol.

Jadarian Price did look good for them in their opener though.

Wonder if Howie fills the other spot tomorrow. Would seem odd to leave it open

9 hours ago, JamesK said:

I’m not sure they’re true, but there were rumours all over the internet that he went into camp out of shape last year. The Chargers released him in March after a disaster of a year. They were psssst at him. Given the fact that the Chargers didn’t make an effort to work with him this year, and nobody signed him, those rumors are believable.

Yup, supremely talented player but lazy.

I guess it's almost time to get back to the blog. Sunday was particularly exhausting for me and I've been mentally checked out for a little bit. I was already running about five minutes behind schedule on the way to the game because the train connections are a little different for 4:25 games. Then I had to stop at the subway to add money to the card that I use for the season. That added more time. Then the subway that I was on STOPPED between stations for about ten minutes and forced everyone to get off and wait for the next train. That arrived quickly but was too crowded to get on. So I had to wait for the next train, which added even more time. That put me about twenty minutes behind schedule. Not only that but the crowd in the parking lot on the walk to the station was more difficult than usual. And when I got to the gate, there was another sea of people. So I ended up getting to my seat about a half hour later than usual.

I know, I know. "Who the F cares about your travel experiences?" I get it. But I was just out of sorts the whole day. Plus it was incredibly muggy. Not necessarily hot but definitely warm. And humid.

And then the Eagles didn't play particularly well and I knew coming home (another disaster but I'll spare the details) that everyone would be complaining about the victory. So I stayed away Sunday night and all day Monday. I'm usually pretty "up to the minute" with Eagles info but I've kind of been in the dark for a bit. I know Dickerson went to IR, Covey was activated, and they signed a TE to the PS.

I'll start getting into it by tomorrow. I did all the special teams stuff today so I expect to post something tomorrow about that. Our kick coverage was atrocious, by the way.

Oh, and I guess the Giants are winning the Super Bowl. That's a shame because I was really hoping we'd win another one. Dangit.

3 hours ago, kiwieagle said:

Makes sense - called them promoting Covey with one of the open spots and preserving his remaining 2 elevations should a roster crunch eventuate in the middle of the season. Should have done it ahead of Game 1 with Stowers on IR

Also, Covey is a vested vet. Doesn't have to go through waivers if they need to release him when others come off of IR.

3 hours ago, BigEFly said:

Got to disagree with you on Staubach. He was incredible with his feet.

Roger the Dodger

2 hours ago, greendestiny27 said:

Cam wasn't that good at guard when he was healthy.

He was also a rookie playing a new position. Growing pains IMO.

43 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I guess it's almost time to get back to the blog. Sunday was particularly exhausting for me and I've been mentally checked out for a little bit. I was already running about five minutes behind schedule on the way to the game because the train connections are a little different for 4:25 games. Then I had to stop at the subway to add money to the card that I use for the season. That added more time. Then the subway that I was on STOPPED between stations for about ten minutes and forced everyone to get off and wait for the next train. That arrived quickly but was too crowded to get on. So I had to wait for the next train, which added even more time. That put me about twenty minutes behind schedule. Not only that but the crowd in the parking lot on the walk to the station was more difficult than usual. And when I got to the gate, there was another sea of people. So I ended up getting to my seat about a half hour later than usual.

I know, I know. "Who the F cares about your travel experiences?" I get it. But I was just out of sorts the whole day. Plus it was incredibly muggy. Not necessarily hot but definitely warm. And humid.

And then the Eagles didn't play particularly well and I knew coming home (another disaster but I'll spare the details) that everyone would be complaining about the victory. So I stayed away Sunday night and all day Monday. I'm usually pretty "up to the minute" with Eagles info but I've kind of been in the dark for a bit. I know Dickerson went to IR, Covey was activated, and they signed a TE to the PS.

I'll start getting into it by tomorrow. I did all the special teams stuff today so I expect to post something tomorrow about that. Our kick coverage was atrocious, by the way.

Oh, and I guess the Giants are winning the Super Bowl. That's a shame because I was really hoping we'd win another one. Dangit.

It was a beautiful day! Definitely a little hot pregame but a beautiful home opener. I got to the stadium via ride share a little less than 4 hours before kickoff and it was perfect. Got into the Pepsi plaza not long after and just chilled for a bit until gates opened. No waiting in long lines or packed public transit (until after the game). 10/10 experience for me as a first timer.

1 hour ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Also, Covey is a vested vet. Doesn't have to go through waivers if they need to release him when others come off of IR.

Yep, that's why it works so well with him.

Wednesday morning Eagles-Titans Week 2 Game Score Predictions

Week 2 has the 14th Regular Season meeting between the Eagles and Tennessee. The current Regular Season series stands at Eagles with 8 wins, Tennessee with 5 wins. They have not met in the Playoffs, so the overall record is Eagles 8 wins and Tennessee 5 wins.

As always, please tag your Game Score Prediction post with @mattwill that way I will be sure to see/record it.  Score predictions can also have an optional "Bonus Pick" tiebreaker prediction.  I will be taking predictions right up until Kickoff. If someone posts a prediction without a tag, please reply to it including the @mattwill tag so that I can see it.

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24 - 13 Eagles

Bonus: Q gets his regular season INT

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

I can’t help but like Campbell.

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Titans 24 - Eagles 20

Playing a close game against a Division Rival will have the Birds on high alert. I do not think they will look past the Titans with the (Bears-Rams-Jags) gauntlet coming. This also can't be a Week 2 Super Bowl ATL situation. We can't afford to drop an early game to the Titans and the curse must be broken. I think they will be playing for their lives to not go 0-2. Cam Ward is still raw but has shown flashes. I think Fangio and company can keep him in check. Remember, Robert Saleh did a number on us during that Jets game that broke their Eagles Curse. So Jalen and the O are in for another challenge next week.

If Jurgens doesn’t pull a Dickerson this week I think the Eagles are going to take apart this awful Titans team. (As they should)

Plus Coop won’t have to worry about Diggs anymore.

10 hours ago, NCiggles said:

That dude looks like someone’s 40 year old CPA, or agent.

8 hours ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I guess it's almost time to get back to the blog. Sunday was particularly exhausting for me and I've been mentally checked out for a little bit. I was already running about five minutes behind schedule on the way to the game because the train connections are a little different for 4:25 games. Then I had to stop at the subway to add money to the card that I use for the season. That added more time. Then the subway that I was on STOPPED between stations for about ten minutes and forced everyone to get off and wait for the next train. That arrived quickly but was too crowded to get on. So I had to wait for the next train, which added even more time. That put me about twenty minutes behind schedule. Not only that but the crowd in the parking lot on the walk to the station was more difficult than usual. And when I got to the gate, there was another sea of people. So I ended up getting to my seat about a half hour later than usual.

I know, I know. "Who the F cares about your travel experiences?" I get it. But I was just out of sorts the whole day. Plus it was incredibly muggy. Not necessarily hot but definitely warm. And humid.

And then the Eagles didn't play particularly well and I knew coming home (another disaster but I'll spare the details) that everyone would be complaining about the victory. So I stayed away Sunday night and all day Monday. I'm usually pretty "up to the minute" with Eagles info but I've kind of been in the dark for a bit. I know Dickerson went to IR, Covey was activated, and they signed a TE to the PS.

I'll start getting into it by tomorrow. I did all the special teams stuff today so I expect to post something tomorrow about that. Our kick coverage was atrocious, by the way.

Oh, and I guess the Giants are winning the Super Bowl. That's a shame because I was really hoping we'd win another one. Dangit.

Can Elliott not kick it to the endzone? The skins started around the 35 each time. It was like a gimme

3 hours ago, EagleJoe8 said:

I can’t help but like Campbell.

Same here, he’s just a guy you want to see do well, he seems very authentic and unafraid to put himself out there.

11 hours ago, BigEFly said:

Got to disagree with you on Staubach. He was incredible with his feet.

And the Namath who went to Alabama. Tore his knees up there and Bear Bryant played him anyway, with braces on both knees.

11 hours ago, greendestiny27 said:

Cam wasn't that good at guard when he was healthy.

He wasn't bad, though. He played RG, not LG, so there's that.

10 hours ago, Joe Ball said:

I don’t even know what to think about DAL right now, but I will say his last sentence about a John Harbaugh kind of game is dead on. The DAL defense or whatever that was they tried to trot out there when the NYG had the ball was a horrific. It’s not going to get better soon. I think there is a real chance they start 0-5 with the first win coming against the Bucs.

10 hours ago, jojodancer said:

I don't understand why they didn't run more bootleg out of the outside zone looks. On the last play where the CB and NB are attacking the RB from opposite sides of the formation, if Hurts was running a bootleg it would likely be wide open for the crossing receiver.

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

Is this like the time he claimed an Eagles fan poured a 64-ounce cup full of tobacco spit directly onto Strahan's back, only to be proven this was completely made up?