Just now, eaglesflyers#1 said:

Literally anyone else based off these reports. But BigEFly did make a good point that I didn't catch on about BLG and Kempski attacking him all camp.

BLG and Kempski are about the worst of the worst.  Again, 14 OL combinations was the biggest single factor in the Eagles being so terrible last season.  I've said all along, whoever loses that LT competition needs to be a super-sub and fill in wherever needed.  If Dillard doesn't want to put in the work to get better then the Eagles might not have a choice but to trade him at some point (cutting him would be an organizational fail), but it would be for pennies.  What trade value would he have if he can't beat out a 7th round developmental pick for a starting job?

Regardless, either Stoutland can make a player out of him or he can't.  LT is still a premium position and I'd rather develop the player than give up.

2 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Don't give me hope...

Excited to see him in game action

I thought it'd be a close battle. I wasn't expecting Mailata to be running away with it

Also I appreciate the updates you guys are posting

3 hours ago, ManuManu said:

 

Who is left to sign?

Honestly think they are making room for Watson just in case they have to pull the trigger quickly

Dear God please don't use the 2 first rounders

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Wasn't the assumption that Doug went soft in camp and that's why there's been so many injuries over the years?

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Honestly think they are making room for Watson just in case they have to pull the trigger quickly

Bingo

Just now, Mike030270 said:

I thought it'd be a close battle. I wasn't expecting Mailata to be running away with it

Also I appreciate the updates you guys are posting

Who is left to sign?

Honestly think they are making room for Watson just in case they have to pull the trigger quickly

Dear God please don't use the 2 first rounders

Wasn't the assumption that Doug went soft in camp and that's why there's been so many injuries over the years?

I’m guessing they get some of that in roll over money toward 2022. Also would still have to sign mailata and goedert to extensions ans potentially Barnett. That said also provides money in case they make a move like for watson. 

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

I’m guessing they get some of that in roll over money toward 2022. Also would still have to sign mailata and goedert to extensions ans potentially Barnett. That said also provides money in case they make a move like for watson. 

Not a cap guy but how does borrowing from 2022 just to let money roll over into 2022 help?

Can we agree right now that anyone who complains about the Eagles not drafting CeeDee Lamb last year should be disqualified from this point forward from ever complaining about the decision to not draft Justin Jefferson? Because, 'yknow, if the Eagles had done what YOU wanted, Jefferson would have been available to any other team, including the Cowboys.

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Not a cap guy but how does borrowing from 2022 just to let money roll over into 2022 help?

Really depends on how much those two restructures took from 2022 cap by doing so and how much they got for 2021 to roll over. Could just be a push if it matches but you get the potential to spend the money now as compared to a year from now. 

1 minute ago, Mike030270 said:

Not a cap guy but how does borrowing from 2022 just to let money roll over into 2022 help?

It doesn’t. This only makes sense if you see any possibility to use it this year.

2 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

Can we agree right now that anyone who complains about the Eagles not drafting CeeDee Lamb last year should be disqualified from this point forward from ever complaining about the decision to not draft Justin Jefferson? Because, 'yknow, if the Eagles had done what YOU wanted, Jefferson would have been available to any other team, including the Cowboys.

That's a lot of this board lol

Lots on here didn't want Jefferson

What is going on in Indy? Barefoot practices?

 

Trying not to get over-excited about Zach McPhearson. If he can play, it's a boom for the franchise and gives the Eagles so much more flexibility in the 2022 off-season since we'd only need 1 CB and not 2.

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

What is going on in Indy? Barefoot practices?

The Colts are the new eagles 

Good news on the surgery 

BREAKING: The Colts. 

3 hours ago, ManuManu said:

 

How and more importantly why would they restructure Lane again?  His contract was a nightmare to get out of any time soon anyway, best guess his void years up to 38 voided with no cap implications if we paid him a ~$1mill bonus in the offseason, so Howie has just prorated bonus money into those void years that will accelerate to dead cap if he's done by the time the void years kick in, assuming Howie hasn't given him more void years by then.

Barnett is basically still playing on his fifth year option and will be extended or cut at the end of the year so he's basically as he is now except now he costs us dead cap next year if we call it quits.

Howie has learned nothing, he's going to piss away all our draft capital and money under the new TV cap by signing the terror of the massage therapists from Houston, and getting the Vikes out from under the dumbest trade in NFL history tag.

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Good news on the surgery 

Best news of the young Eagles season?

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Good news on the surgery 

I’d feel bad for the reich having these injuries happen but then i remember this has been us the past couple years so i get over that feeling 

Lol

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

Quite a few did, one booked 4 appointments, including 2 in her own home, after he exposed himself, and made her handle it.

 

Not all of them did though. 

I didn’t realize the Colts’ starting LT is out until mid-October. 

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

What is going on in Indy? Barefoot practices?

How is that even possible when Wentz injury was from high school? What are the odds

16 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Don't give me hope...

You guys are going to love and hate McPhearson.  I comped him to Sheldon Brown. Not as big but very similar in being at the right place at the right time and pretty good at tackling (goes low sometimes but that can be fixed).  With his 4.5 speed, he will be beat on occasion but rarely puts himself in those situations. Yeah, he’s 5’11” so he is not ideal height and that makes all the draft prognosticators say "slot” (idiots). He plays the outside just fine.  

Nick Mullens is tiny