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

Really think Lampkin is better suited to be a C. Gargano mentioned everyone coming back this week and Dickerson has been rumored. Wonder if Kendall is out and Dickerson actually returns if he plays LG and Lampkin goes to C.

Yeah. Think Lampkin is an excellent fill in for the IOL. But Center is his best spot. Hope Kendall comes back fast, as they were starting to build something there. Wonder what Joe Banner knows with his comments about LD?

Just now, jojodancer said:

Yeah. Think Lampkin is an excellent fill in for the IOL. Hope Kendall comes back fast, as they were starting to build something there. Wonder what Joe Banner knows with his comments about LD?

He had a follow up. He basically was basing it on he barely made it through last season.

27 minutes ago, Lambo said:

ST unit did their job. You are relying on something that did not happen. The actual plays that counted towards the outcome of the game, the ST did what they are supposed to do. If Hurts hadn't gone into panic mode and threw it away on second down, and found a way to keep the clock running, we would not be talking about this. If Lemon had situational awareness and stayed inbounds, we would not be talking about this. If the Eagles offense was not averaging 1 point per second half the last 3 weeks, we are not talking about his.

You need to be banned from Eagle fanhood. You're living in a dream world, neo

16 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

Reflecting yesterday, this one gave me the same sort of feeling as the Tommy Hutton play. The Hutton thing was worse and probably because it was against the Cowboys but this one was pretty bad.

Beating Carolina is an absolute MUST now. Do that and I think the feeling can all go back to positive heading into Dallas week. All is not lost and there are glimmers of hope and a team that so far is still playing hard and has stuck together.

The defense is looking up. Assuming Trott doesn't get kicked again he should see more time. It took Dean a few years, but Campbell doesn't seem to have good instincts. If he could play edge they would have put him there. We'll see, but Baun and Trott should be the two on the field. Carter is undersized but such an improvement over Epps. Davis needs to pick it up, but Coop is looking like himself and I really like Riq and Q together. I know they can't keep him, but if they could possibly (however unlikely) find a way he's worth more than a 3rd round comp pick. It's so nice having two good CBs again. Greenard is coming back. Things are looking up.

Wicks and Lemon look good. Smith can only help there. Kendall looks solid as a center as does Bell at RT. We'll see if Steen can play. Willy seemed fine.

When the coach is an albatross around their neck it's hard to get excited, though. They have the talent and so far the injuries have been mounting but not season ending. It seems like he's a negative in every way possible to impact a game.

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3 hours ago, Seventy_Yard_FG said:

Did anyone see the kid crying in his father’s arms over the loss, up in the London stadium? Poor kid has only seen one, probably two superbowls in his life…

12 minutes ago, jojodancer said:

This has to be wrong about Lampkin. Baldy and Fowler are pretty positive in their reviews. This makes PFF look shady. A 33 he was not, from the tape. Overall consensus seemed to be he had a rough start and played well after settling in, in his debut. Said from the beginning, I don't he's necessarily your future LG, but a heckuva Swiss Army knife cheap reserve off the bench that will play a lot in a long season. Do think he can start at Center somewhere. For noŵ we leave him at LG. For this year you leave LD shelved, unless proven differently in practice with better mobility. Kendall is a good find at center for future. Bell is going to get better all season. He's at least Fred Johnson quality this second and an upgrade down the line. This OL should not be putrid and come together in these next few weeks. Got a vet on left side of the of line and one on the right to guide this along. Would like to see reps for Morris this year as well. Sure he gets them somehow with the constant injuries here.

A company called Teamworks bought out PFF. They hold themselves out to be a company that heavily uses AI. PFF fired a bunch of analysts that were grading plays presumably so they can use AI. I am not sure what value the grades have if anything.

11 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

The defense is looking up. Assuming Trott doesn't get kicked again he should see more time. It took Dean a few years, but Campbell doesn't seem to have good instincts. If he could play edge they would have put him there. We'll see, but Baun and Trott should be the two on the field. Carter is undersized but such an improvement over Epps. Davis needs to pick it up, but Coop is looking like himself and I really like Riq and Q together. I know they can't keep him, but if they could possibly (however unlikely) find a way he's worth more than a 3rd round comp pick. It's so nice having two good CBs again. Greenard is coming back. Things are looking up.

Wicks and Lemon look good. Smith can only help there. Kendall looks solid as a center as does Bell at RT. We'll see if Steen can play. Willy seemed fine.

When the coach is an albatross around their neck it's hard to get excited, though. They have the talent and so far the injuries have been mounting but not season ending. It seems like he's a negative in every way possible to impact a game.

All that stuff is true. The bottom line is the team will hang around and win a chunk of games with that D but they won't be better than a winner of the sheet NFC East without some dramatic improvement on the OL which seems like it will take a year or two.

3 minutes ago, DrPhilly said:

All that stuff is true. The bottom line is the team will hang around and win a chunk of games with that D but they won't be better than a winner of the sheet NFC East without some dramatic improvement on the OL which seems like it will take a year or two.

Coach needs to go and Jeff needs to come back. Can't happen soon enough.

If the season ended today they need to OG and a TE on offense. Yeah, they drafted one high last year, but so did the Rams the last few years and they keep piling them up. Other than that the offense should be alright.

Defense will need a CB if they let Riq go, two S, and an edge....assuming they keep Trott but they may not.

If they see a vet in FA like Becton who could be a reclamation project along with a high draft pick or two they should be able to turn the line around pretty quickly next year. The rest who knows.

27 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

You need to be banned from Eagle fanhood. You're living in a dream world, neo

I have data to support my conclusion. You have something that did not officially happen.

Did the Eagles special teams not let the Jags cross their own 35 on plays that counted before the final kickoff?

Shipley tore his plantar fascia. Jesus this season is brutal

1 hour ago, DaBirds said:

Has Nick been fired yet?

Someone needs to sneak into his room while he is sleeping and turn him ginger

5 minutes ago, Lambo said:

I have data to support my conclusion. You have something that did not officially happen.

Did the Eagles special teams not let the Jags cross their own 35 on plays that counted before the final kickoff?

The data should include what we all observed on the field, which was the Jaguars Kick Return team blocking well and looking dangerous, and our Kick Coverage team looking shaky with multiple fill-ins.

Not a single ST player, or even their mothers, would say they did their job yesterday.

They quite literally lost the game by allowing a huge return to set up the game winning FG

I get that you're going to turn pretty much any data point into a shot at Hurts, but this is absurdity. Just because they got called for a hold doesn't mean you totally erase the play from memory.

Nick just doesn't manage games well. He doesn't have a system and his gut instinct isnt even that good. You've gotta have one or the other and it better be good if that is your only freaking job.

2 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

The data should include what we all observed on the field, which was the Jaguars Kick Return team blocking well and looking dangerous, and our Kick Coverage team looking shaky with multiple fill-ins.

Not a single ST player, or even their mothers, would say they did their job yesterday.

They quite literally lost the game by allowing a huge return to set up the game winning FG

I get that you're going to turn quite literally any data point into a shot at Hurts, but this is absurdity. Just because they got called for a hold doesn't mean you totally erase the play from memory.

Nick just doesn't manage games well. He doesn't have a system and his gut instinct isnt even that good. You've gotta have one or the other and it better be good if that is your only freaking job.

The kickoff in the field of play was the right call. The players didn’t do their jobs.

Little has made a 70-yard FG in preseason; the Jags only needed to get to midfield for the Eagles to be at risk of losing. That’s a 15-yard completion.

The kick was poorly executed because it didn’t hem Abdullah to the corner of the field, and one block basically sprung him.

Let's get Blue up and put Steele behind Barkley, if healthy. Better hands, better vision, better blocker and more juice than Pierce. Bad evaluation of top backups this year with Dalton and Pierce. Don't like Johnathan Jones. Dude has bad things happening when he's out there. Think I like Ringo over him. At least he has some height and straight speed. Of course, now we await Trottter's entrance for help at LB. Hope it's Dean-like in impact. Oh yeah. Mundt. Can kick rocks.We still haven't fielded our best roster out there, which leaves room for hope. Need to get healthy on top of all that.

9 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

The data should include what we all observed on the field, which was the Jaguars Kick Return team blocking well and looking dangerous, and our Kick Coverage team looking shaky with multiple fill-ins.

Not a single ST player, or even their mothers, would say they did their job yesterday.

They quite literally lost the game by allowing a huge return to set up the game winning FG

I get that you're going to turn pretty much any data point into a shot at Hurts, but this is absurdity. Just because they got called for a hold doesn't mean you totally erase the play from memory.

Nick just doesn't manage games well. He doesn't have a system and his gut instinct isnt even that good. You've gotta have one or the other and it better be good if that is your only freaking job.

I merely initially pointed out that in the box score, there is no KR TD for the Jags. You are the one having a little hissy fit about it.

The 3 kickoff returns that counted before the final one yesterday, the Jags averaged 21 yards.

The NFL average is 26 yards.

Through the first 4 games the Eagles had averaged 26.85 kick return yards against.

They blew it on the last one, no doubt, but to say there was any type of trend is ridiculous.

I don’t really see what trotter did wrong. The other dude was grabbing his arm and then appeared to suplex him.

Agree about jones , he seems a bit out of control with tackles etc

11 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

The kickoff in the field of play was the right call. The players didn’t do their jobs.

Little has made a 70-yard FG in preseason; the Jags only needed to get to midfield for the Eagles to be at risk of losing. That’s a 15-yard completion.

The kick was poorly executed because it didn’t hem Abdullah to the corner of the field, and one block basically sprung him.

Yeah a 15 yard completion with no timeouts left. The only chance would have been a hail Mary and a PI penalty.

Who do you trust more to do their jobs, whoever was filling in on STs or the starting defense who held them to 16 points all game?

Nick literally just said it was the wrong choice. They also happened to lose the game because of it.

13 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Game turning soft, didn't see any punches thrown, both players arms were locked and just wrestling to the ground. Break em up, issue stern warnings to both sides and move on.......remember this is football. Heck neither team followed up with anything afterwards, wasn't like it sparked a huge brawl.

54 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Poor parenting. As soon as Abdullah crossed midfield the dad should have told him "we just lost this game, son. Let’s go.”

The kid didn’t need to be subjected to watching the FG

15 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

The kickoff in the field of play was the right call. The players didn’t do their jobs.

Little has made a 70-yard FG in preseason; the Jags only needed to get to midfield for the Eagles to be at risk of losing. That’s a 15-yard completion.

The kick was poorly executed because it didn’t hem Abdullah to the corner of the field, and one block basically sprung him.

If he bounces the kick, odds are you don't get the good return. It was not a good kick.