1 minute ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

This one? 😁

 

that was good too , the 1 i heard was mailata had taken 2 guys out and baldy said he was at a sale for 2 for 1

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

I personally like nick chubb

What you do in your personal life is up to you

Just now, vaeagle2 said:

that was good too , the 1 i heard was mailata had taken 2 guys out and baldy said he was at a sale for 2 for 1

Mailata is really starting to show a bit of an edge to him and that's great to see. We want him to have that nasty streak.

21 minutes ago, Ipiggles said:

My wife is not to happy with My Chubby at times. 

I'll just let that little nugget of information just pass right through my mind........................................thanks

Jonathan Gannon 🤗

40 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

Genard Avery looking completely comfortable in space.  

Great trade.

29 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Agree 100%.  Obesity and BMI are two totally different things.  

Explain this to me

3 minutes ago, vaeagle2 said:

that was good too , the 1 i heard was mailata had taken 2 guys out and baldy said he was at a sale for 2 for 1

Here you go bud. 

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/1437249139079798784?s=19

 

4 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

First of all...congrats to you on the 70 lbs down.  That's incredible and saying it out loud on a message board takes some courage so, again good for you.  I'd like to say you have the support of fellow Eagles fans/humans here.

Everything you said is true in many ways.  Every single one of us have our own issues and our own demons, all having different factors.  

No matter what, keep up the good work.  

Thank you! Your support is more appreciated than you know!

30 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Agree 100%.  Obesity and BMI are two totally different things.  

I think you may have a point, but didn't execute it well.

 

 

After week one, nominal injuries from the game and a week closer to having McLeod, Dickerson, et.al. returning.

Another factor that is making things feel different in a good way.

If the Eagles get the 3 1st round picks next season, wouldn't be shocked if Howie tries to trade one of them to a team wanting to move up in the draft for a 2023 1st round pick. So you can have multiple years in a row with multiple 1st round picks. It obviously would depend who's on the board, but rooting for other teams to fail is an added Sixers-esque element to the season that you typically don't get in football. Last time was the Vikings with the Bradford pick.

Checked some Colts discussion and Colts fans are already arguing whether or not Wentz was responsible for the OL breakdowns and holding the ball too long. Thank the F christ Eagles fans don't have to worry about that anymore.

17 minutes ago, Know Life said:

Being an obese male for a good portion of my life, this has always been a difficult subject for me to talk about. And while I’m supportive of anyone trying to change their lives for the better, this has been bothering the f*** out of me lately.

I’ve lost close to 70 pounds since I started my weight-loss journey back in March, yet I still struggle with self-acceptance/confidence partly because this whole movement likes to neglect men for some reason.

Sure, there might be a few people who "acknowledge” us, but where are our magazine covers and clothing commercials?

It’s not right.

I’d also like to point out that other factors contribute to obesity. I, for one, struggle with depression and anxiety disorders. I also grew up in a home that liked to reward with food at an early age.

A lot of people assume we’re all just fat, lazy slobs, but that’s not the case. A lot of us struggle with something deeper. A lot of us know our lifestyle choices aren’t healthy and want to change. But sadly, some don’t.

Some of us also kill ourselves because of the torment other people inflict upon us.

We’re not here to be ridiculed and judged. Most of us just need one person to be supportive rather than judgmental. 

Kindness works miracles, I tell you.

Lastly, and I can’t speak for all of us, but I have never expected nor wanted anyone to "celebrate my fatness.” All I have ever wanted is to be treated with respect.

You got my respect my friend. (Nothing personal if I call you a moron about Eagle's stuff though) Keep up the good work.

 

28 minutes ago, Ipiggles said:

Still too early to be making this statement. Good start, but way too early

16 minutes ago, Know Life said:

Being an obese male for a good portion of my life, this has always been a difficult subject for me to talk about. And while I’m supportive of anyone trying to change their lives for the better, this has been bothering the f*** out of me lately.

I’ve lost close to 70 pounds since I started my weight-loss journey back in March, yet I still struggle with self-acceptance/confidence partly because this whole movement likes to neglect men for some reason.

Sure, there might be a few people who "acknowledge” us, but where are our magazine covers and clothing commercials?

It’s not right.

I’d also like to point out that other factors contribute to obesity. I, for one, struggle with depression and anxiety disorders. I also grew up in a home that liked to reward with food at an early age.

A lot of people assume we’re all just fat, lazy slobs, but that’s not the case. A lot of us struggle with something deeper. A lot of us know our lifestyle choices aren’t healthy and want to change. But sadly, some don’t.

Some of us also kill ourselves because of the torment other people inflict upon us.

We’re not here to be ridiculed and judged. Most of us just need one person to be supportive rather than judgmental. 

Kindness works miracles, I tell you.

Lastly, and I can’t speak for all of us, but I have never expected nor wanted anyone to "celebrate my fatness.” All I have ever wanted is to be treated with respect.

Thanks for sharing this, I'm sure it's wasn't easy, good luck in your health goals, I have people in my family that have mental illness that either directly affects their weight or the medication they take does and it's a tough balancing act between physical and mental health 

Keep keeping on! your value as a human isn't determined by your scale!

 

28 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

 

We should check with the WFT fans and find out how talented sh!t is.

26 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

If Hurts does become a viable franchise QB, I'd probably argue that a succession plan on the right side of the OL becomes the biggest need on the team, more so than any individual position on defense.  

Yup.  Teams win games on offense... they only lose games on defense.  

 

8 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Here you go bud. 

https://twitter.com/BaldyNFL/status/1437249139079798784?s=19

thanks that was funny

44 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

We should check with the WFT fans and find out how talented sh!t is.

It always seems to know when I'm 10 miles from a bathroom on my bike

20 minutes ago, Know Life said:

Being an obese male for a good portion of my life, this has always been a difficult subject for me to talk about. And while I’m supportive of anyone trying to change their lives for the better, this has been bothering the f*** out of me lately.

I’ve lost close to 70 pounds since I started my weight-loss journey back in March, yet I still struggle with self-acceptance/confidence partly because this whole movement likes to neglect men for some reason.

Sure, there might be a few people who "acknowledge” us, but where are our magazine covers and clothing commercials?

It’s not right.

I’d also like to point out that other factors contribute to obesity. I, for one, struggle with depression and anxiety disorders. I also grew up in a home that liked to reward with food at an early age.

A lot of people assume we’re all just fat, lazy slobs, but that’s not the case. A lot of us struggle with something deeper. A lot of us know our lifestyle choices aren’t healthy and want to change. But sadly, some don’t.

Some of us also kill ourselves because of the torment other people inflict upon us.

We’re not here to be ridiculed and judged. Most of us just need one person to be supportive rather than judgmental. 

Kindness works miracles, I tell you.

Lastly, and I can’t speak for all of us, but I have never expected nor wanted anyone to "celebrate my fatness.” All I have ever wanted is to be treated with respect.

 

I think the majority of folks know what the right choices are with regards to eating healthy.  But it's the emotional landmines that often get in the way.

I have several times had a miserable morning at work and then just said "F it" and bought a cheeseburger and fries from the cafeteria.

Also, I have a good friend who is a doctor who laments that there isn't as much money in prevention as in treatment.  So the healthcare industry isn't really anxious to solve these problems.

The 49ers, Saints and Eagles all scored 30+ points. Air Yards aren't that big of a deal. 

Bills, Jaguars and Cowboys all lost too. 

23 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Arthur Smith coached one of the worst games I’ve ever seen yesterday. What in the hell was he doing? His best players are Matt Ryan and Ridley, yet he tried to win running the football. And they got off to a strong start so okay, fine. But once you get down by two TDs they continue to try and win running the ball? And barely rolled Ryan out to avoid the pressure in the 2nd half.

Apparently there was an interview with Arthur Blank where he said he wanted Arthur Smith because "he’s a running coach and you win in the NFL running the football” or something. Good luck with that. He did very well with the Titans calling plays, but sheesh.

It's a lot easier to run the ball when Derrick Henry is your RB 

26 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I know it's sort of a joke given that all he had to do was NOT get physical or sacrifice his body, but what Ertz did on Devonta Smith's TD was actually a thing of beauty.

Atlanta coaches should be using that as the teaching tool for their players.   Two OPIs on stupid plays by them.