4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Every Jalen in Eagles history has sucked.

Jalen swag 

It really doesn't matter who plays QB this week.

Just now, RLC said:

It really doesn't matter who plays QB this week.

I still got some juice in this arm. Old arm swag. 

Just now, RLC said:

It really doesn't matter who plays QB this week.

It kinda does.  There may not be a defense to so us but our QB has proven he can stop us all on his own. 

6 minutes ago, RLC said:

It really doesn't matter who plays QB this week.

The hazard of cheering for a 6-7 team is the assumption that they will win every game we think they should win.

18 minutes ago, Swoop said:

Jalen Hurts sucks.

FYP

52 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

Don't like Barnett 2.0 at 12...or the 1st, like I didn't like Barnett in the 1st back then as well.

@Wentz_Era what makes him Barnett 2.0?  From what I understand Karlaftis should test extremely well.  

 

 

Also just read this - 

Teams will fall in love with his versatility. Karlaftis can play 4-3 defensive end and kick inside on pass rush downs and can also play 3-4 defensive end. Not to mention, he is going to test off the charts at the combine. He came in at seven on Bruce Feldman's Freak List because of his 4.69 40-yard dash over the summer, a 37-inch vert and a 10-1 broad. In the weight room, he power cleans 380 pounds and did a 505-pound front squat. These numbers are incredible for a player who is so well-rounded technically. Most of the time, a player is either athletic or technically sound, but Karlaftis is both.

All the tools are there for Karlaftis to be among the leaders in sacks every year and be an elite-run defender. There are zero questions about Karlaftis' character, and expect Karlaftis to be a captain at the next level for a very long time. He checks all the boxes to be an elite player. From what he has shown so far this season, Karlaftis won't have to wait long to hear his name called and has all the tools to be the first defensive end taken: and in a weak quarterback class, it isn't out of the question he ends up as the first overall pick.

24 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

It’s funny cause i was thinking about that kid when i wrote it lol 

28 minutes ago, RLC said:

It really doesn't matter who plays QB this week.

it really does matter, unless hurts rushes for 100 yds, then the redskins will win, book it, if minshew is in the eagles may win, and may win easily

40 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Every Jalen in Eagles history has sucked.

Sounds like a challenge....

Starting with Mills, Hurts, and Reagor is like coming to the plate with 3 strikes though

3 hours ago, TorontoEagle said:

Also, some simple math here. 

NFL field is 160 feet wide. Or, 53.3 yards wide. From a sideline to the hash mark, its 23 yards. 

Look where White is when Rodgers just releases the ball:

 

 

Let's assume that A is the yard line and B is just inside hash mark, meaning a= 10 yards and b= 22 yards.  If Rodgers travels along a straight path to the corner of the end zone he has to travel 24.17 yards.  Now I estimate JPP would be able tackle Rodgers at the 4.  Given his relative position, a=4 and he would intersect with Rodgers just past the halfway point or at about  12.5 (b=12.5) yards towards the sideline from where he is positioned and running.  He is also turned on the correct angle.  This means he would have to travel 13.12 which is roughly 54% of the distance Rodgers would travel in total.  I think that means Rodgers would have to travel just over 13 yards in the same time JPP covers 13.12.  Rodgers ran a 4.75 40.  JPP, however, ran a 4.78.  He has a better angle and is covering about the same distance.  So I think Rodgers doesn't score.  

 

 

 

 

13 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

@Wentz_Era what makes him Barnett 2.0?  From what I understand Karlaftis should test extremely well.  

 

 

Also just read this - 

Teams will fall in love with his versatility. Karlaftis can play 4-3 defensive end and kick inside on pass rush downs and can also play 3-4 defensive end. Not to mention, he is going to test off the charts at the combine. He came in at seven on Bruce Feldman's Freak List because of his 4.69 40-yard dash over the summer, a 37-inch vert and a 10-1 broad. In the weight room, he power cleans 380 pounds and did a 505-pound front squat. These numbers are incredible for a player who is so well-rounded technically. Most of the time, a player is either athletic or technically sound, but Karlaftis is both.

All the tools are there for Karlaftis to be among the leaders in sacks every year and be an elite-run defender. There are zero questions about Karlaftis' character, and expect Karlaftis to be a captain at the next level for a very long time. He checks all the boxes to be an elite player. From what he has shown so far this season, Karlaftis won't have to wait long to hear his name called and has all the tools to be the first defensive end taken: and in a weak quarterback class, it isn't out of the question he ends up as the first overall pick.

I'll have to watch all of these guys again.  On first look I had them:

Thibodeaux, Hutchinson, Karlaftis, Drake Jackson, Engabare, Jermaine Johnson.  Haven't really watched Ojabo yet.

13 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

Sounds like a challenge....

Starting with Mills, Hurts, and Reagor is like coming to the plate with 3 strikes though

I'm pretty sure those are the only 3

14 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

Let's assume that A is the yard line and B is just inside hash mark, meaning a= 10 yards and b= 22 yards.  If Rodgers travels along a straight path to the corner of the end zone he has to travel 24.17 yards.  Now I estimate JPP would be able tackle Rodgers at the 4.  Given his relative position, a=4 and he would intersect with Rodgers just past the halfway point or at about  12.5 (b=12.5) yards towards the sideline from where he is positioned and running.  He is also turned on the correct angle.  This means he would have to travel 13.12 which is roughly 54% of the distance Rodgers would travel in total.  I think that means Rodgers would have to travel just over 13 yards in the same time JPP covers 13.12.  Rodgers ran a 4.75 40.  JPP, however, ran a 4.78.  He has a better angle and is covering about the same distance.  So I think Rodgers doesn't score.  

 

 

 

 

57 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Every Jalen in Eagles history has sucked.

 

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I'm pretty sure those are the only 3

Jaylen Watkins is depressed by this 

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Jaylen Watkins is depressed by this 

Doesn't count

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Doesn't count

But…… Y….. 

25 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

Let's assume that A is the yard line and B is just inside hash mark, meaning a= 10 yards and b= 22 yards.  If Rodgers travels along a straight path to the corner of the end zone he has to travel 24.17 yards.  Now I estimate JPP would be able tackle Rodgers at the 4.  Given his relative position, a=4 and he would intersect with Rodgers just past the halfway point or at about  12.5 (b=12.5) yards towards the sideline from where he is positioned and running.  He is also turned on the correct angle.  This means he would have to travel 13.12 which is roughly 54% of the distance Rodgers would travel in total.  I think that means Rodgers would have to travel just over 13 yards in the same time JPP covers 13.12.  Rodgers ran a 4.75 40.  JPP, however, ran a 4.78.  He has a better angle and is covering about the same distance.  So I think Rodgers doesn't score.  

 

Interesting comp. I always thought he reminded me of romo in terms of his style 

 

Daniel Jeremiah is basically me after i saw that happen 

 

1 hour ago, Swoop said:

Jalen Reagor sucks.

 

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

Daniel Jeremiah is basically me after i saw that happen 

 

Hurts could make that throw...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

...in franchise mode with the Chargers

 

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Nah.  Aaron Rodgers against Dallas in the postseason, rolling left hitting Jared Cook, is up there for me.  

I don’t think it’s the greatest throw but Daniel Jeremiah’s reaction is basically what i did when i saw it live 

5 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Nah.  Aaron Rodgers against Dallas in the postseason, rolling left hitting Jared Cook, is up there for me.