2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

But that SB P was a clear low moment.

Yeah almost as low as the free 6 lol

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

ST can all be coached. Also found on this planet without paying millions or drafting so highly.

Well find some and turn in their names

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

We purposely shorted and had lowest priorities to both these positions. Niners actively got the best at them. 

So we got Wentz,they got Lance. Out of the 2 teams,since both QB's were draft disasters,which team got the most from a bad situation?

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Their present you state to only be interested in you stand alone believing their fans are disgruntled. Far from it! The believe they got it this year!

LMFAO-week Zero EVERY team thinks "they got it this year" it happens EVERY YEAR

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

We can’t remotely say the same. Hurts has to carry us to victory. Can’t win without him.

So if we had Lamar Jackson or Mahomes we couldn't win?

The Eagles announced 13 additions of players they waived the previous day:

P Arryn Siposs: The Eagles cut their punter but got him through waivers to their practice squad. They can still look to upgrade but if not, can roll out Siposs in Week 1.

WR Britain Covey: The Eagles are bringing back their punt return man from the 2022 season. Covey dealt with a hamstring injury this summer but still has a decent chance to be the Eagles’ return man as a game day elevation early in the season.

WR Devon Allen: The Olympian came on strong late in training camp after a calf injury kept him out early in the summer. He showed some promise, especially as a gunner on the punt team.

WR Greg Ward Jr.: Ward’s time with the Eagles continues. He first arrived back in 2017. At one point, Ward was a contributor for the Eagles but the receiver position has improved a bunch since then.

OLB Kyron Johnson: The 2022 sixth-round pick out of Kansas was a solid special teams contributor last season. He had an appendectomy this summer and missed some time.

CB Mekhi Garner: The UDFA from LSU had a strong spring and kept it going in training camp. The Eagles elected to keep Eli Ricks over him but Garner made a strong roster push.

S Tristan McCollum: Perhaps this spot would have gone to K'Von Wallace if he cleared waivers. But Wallace was claimed by the Cardinals. So McCollum, who made some plays, performed well.

WR Joseph Ngata: The UDFA from Clemson had a great start to training camp and made some plays in the preseason but fizzled a bit. And the Eagles kept just four receivers on their 53.

DE Tarron Jackson: The 2021 sixth-round pick out of Coastal Carolina didn't have a super splashy summer but definitely had some very strong moments. If there are ever injuries, he's now right there as some depth.

OL Brett Toth: Toth began training camp as a second-team center but struggled snapping the football and was demoted to third-team guard. It wasn't a great summer but Toth has some versatility and the Eagles have invested a lot of time in him.

LB Ben VanSumeren: Relatively new to the linebacker position, VanSumeren has some athletic traits worth developing.

TE Brady Russell: The UDFA from Colorado had a good showing this summer and had a nice touchdown in the preseason but was waived on Tuesday.

OL Julian Good-Jones: Good-Jones was with the Eagles way back in 2020 but then spent two seasons in the CFL and returned as a much better player this offseason. He had a nice summer.

Siposs back - there's our P, lol!

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

Siposs back - there's our P, lol!

I thought that was obvious move for when someone goes on IR.   I've never seen a team cut a punter without already having the replacement. 

I was curious as to who was going to hold for Elliott ... at least he does that.  Since it's practice squad,  they can still add another punter with no impact on the 53.  

Still 3 guys to go.

Plus more if anyone goes on IR.

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

So if we had Lamar Jackson or Mahomes we couldn't win?

Mahomes for sure...  Lamar is another one who will prove he can win vs a good team in the playoffs passing the ball. 

As good as Hurts played....his best pass was dropped by Quez.  

I've heard a few times in practice he was able to roll left and throw some darts.   That's a good sign.  

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

OMG!! You forgot the word GOAL!!!!

Only thing I had issue with was you demanded that a game or we sucked. Goal would have been a very key word. But carry on with your misunderstanding of your mistake. Put your mistake ….on me.

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

I doubt there is any coaching going on for Elliott. Either you can kick or you can't. They practice on thier own. They don't snap the ball,they don't hold the ball,so what coaching can there be????

Not so. But I’m pretty sure he has his own guy specifically

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

I guess you failed to move on??? Gone for 2 hours and I'm 6 pages behind

You are more than six pages behind….but oh well…skip ahead. You can not read my newest posts and try to argue with those. Even if you actually agree with what they actually state.

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Yeah almost as low as the free 6 lol

He had to earn the starting job to get that far. Something you never believed he’d do. You actually called for Shew to start instead. You know after…you cried about switching from Wentz. Old noodle armed Hurts got lucky this last season. That weak arm of his couldn’t even be expected to hold onto the football could it?

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

So we got Wentz,they got Lance. Out of the 2 teams,since both QB's were draft disasters,which team got the most from a bad situation?

Which team have a parade this year? Wasn’t either of us last year.

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

Siposs back - there's our P, lol!

MEH

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

LMFAO-week Zero EVERY team thinks "they got it this year" it happens EVERY YEAR

Every year Vegas puts odds on likely hood of it occurring also

1 hour ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

So if we had Lamar Jackson or Mahomes we couldn't win?

Would clearly take a Mahomes …best player in the league to get the same results as Hurts. Good observation.

Siposs made it through waivers? Shocked!

18 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Put your mistake ….on me.

Because you can't assume what is obvious so yeah it's on you,everyone else understood LOL. AND if we want to WIN you need 32 or you DO suck because you are not winning and therein lies the GOAL of 32 PPG. Of course that will be tougher to do this year,but we have the offense to put that up,if we LOSE then we SUCK if we put up 32 PPG,or would you call losing a "win"?

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

The Eagles announced 13 additions of players they waived the previous day:

P Arryn Siposs: The Eagles cut their punter but got him through waivers to their practice squad. They can still look to upgrade but if not, can roll out Siposs in Week 1.

WR Britain Covey: The Eagles are bringing back their punt return man from the 2022 season. Covey dealt with a hamstring injury this summer but still has a decent chance to be the Eagles’ return man as a game day elevation early in the season.

WR Devon Allen: The Olympian came on strong late in training camp after a calf injury kept him out early in the summer. He showed some promise, especially as a gunner on the punt team.

WR Greg Ward Jr.: Ward’s time with the Eagles continues. He first arrived back in 2017. At one point, Ward was a contributor for the Eagles but the receiver position has improved a bunch since then.

OLB Kyron Johnson: The 2022 sixth-round pick out of Kansas was a solid special teams contributor last season. He had an appendectomy this summer and missed some time.

CB Mekhi Garner: The UDFA from LSU had a strong spring and kept it going in training camp. The Eagles elected to keep Eli Ricks over him but Garner made a strong roster push.

S Tristan McCollum: Perhaps this spot would have gone to K'Von Wallace if he cleared waivers. But Wallace was claimed by the Cardinals. So McCollum, who made some plays, performed well.

WR Joseph Ngata: The UDFA from Clemson had a great start to training camp and made some plays in the preseason but fizzled a bit. And the Eagles kept just four receivers on their 53.

DE Tarron Jackson: The 2021 sixth-round pick out of Coastal Carolina didn't have a super splashy summer but definitely had some very strong moments. If there are ever injuries, he's now right there as some depth.

OL Brett Toth: Toth began training camp as a second-team center but struggled snapping the football and was demoted to third-team guard. It wasn't a great summer but Toth has some versatility and the Eagles have invested a lot of time in him.

LB Ben VanSumeren: Relatively new to the linebacker position, VanSumeren has some athletic traits worth developing.

TE Brady Russell: The UDFA from Colorado had a good showing this summer and had a nice touchdown in the preseason but was waived on Tuesday.

OL Julian Good-Jones: Good-Jones was with the Eagles way back in 2020 but then spent two seasons in the CFL and returned as a much better player this offseason. He had a nice summer.

Mostly strong PS.

21 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Not so. But I’m pretty sure he has his own guy specifically

Oh you are the kicker coach,what are you coaching? he has his step approach down,he has his leg swing down,he has the timing down,what is there to coach? OH don't kick the ball too far right? He doesn't know this? Can I get paid for doing this?

Got some guys that can help on game days on this extended roster grouping.

5 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

MEH

Not like you thought he’d be poached, right?