25 minutes ago, MillerTime said:

I wasn’t even aware mobile sunday ticket was a thing. 

Only available In certain areas. Luckily for me I’m able to get it. I wouldn’t switch from Xfinity even for Sunday ticket. 

5 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Building the oldest, most worthless team of all-time. 

Bill O’Brien wrecked that team worse than Howie did the Eagles. 

5 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Remember when a lot of fans wanted him. He hasn't really done much since that whole fiasco too

He also only has 3 years of over 1k yds

Biggest bonehead move was thinking he was better than he was. Pittsburg stuck to their guns and they were right. 

11 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

250 is just fine considering how many yards he’ll gain on the ground. 

That would have put him around 16th in the NFL last year — ahead of Murray, Mayfield, Lamar and Tannehill.

That 250 is the average of the combined rushing and passing yards

1 minute ago, jwill2420 said:

Bill O’Brien wrecked that team worse than Howie did the Eagles. 

Their first offseason without BoB has been less than inspiring. They’re signing a bunch of players as old as their HC. 

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

That 250 is the average of the combined rushing and passing yards

Lol. That’s a yikes then. 

4 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Only available In certain areas. Luckily for me I’m able to get it. I wouldn’t switch from Xfinity even for Sunday ticket. 

Gotcha, that’s dumb. They would make a killing if it was available everywhere

10 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Building the oldest, most worthless team of all-time. 

 

4 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Bill O’Brien wrecked that team worse than Howie did the Eagles. 

Would it be impolite to point out Amendola’s 606 yards last year would have led the Eagles in receiving ???? 

Actually that 250 Hurts is projected for is about the same as Lamar Jackson in 2020. 

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

 

Would it be impolite to point out Amendola’s 606 yards last year would have led the Eagles in receiving ???? 

Nah. He would have been a massive upgrade over Ward. 

3 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

How long after you changed cards did it just auto purchase? I just update the card and don't want to deal with customer service so I'm hoping it just auto does it lol

I didn't even call.  They probably would have tried to draft the same card 10x they want the money so bad.  It was drafted out 1 day after I changed it.  

29 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

I can't find the option to do just the stream option.  Everything I click wants me to restart my service.

That's weird.  This is the link to start everything up.  Do you have a smart TV?   If you don't, you'd probably have to stream it on your computer and hook it to your TV with an HDMI cable.  I live in Charlotte, NC.  Not sure if that messes any of the services up.  

http://www.nflsundayticket.tv/

18 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Bill O’Brien wrecked that team worse than Howie did the Eagles. 

O’Brien did not wreck that team. He took them to the playoffs every year. Their nutjob owner is the problem 

11 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Yeah.  But did he do that against the Patriots?  In practice?!  I don’t think so. 

That trophy is for Reagor and Reagor alone

26 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Bill O’Brien wrecked that team worse than Howie did the Eagles. 

O'Brien is the OC at Bama and will probably end up getting another HC gig from it.  Most likely a college HC but still.

4 hours ago, RLC said:

The wait and see approach with Mailtata, Sweat and Goedert is wild. The 2019 draft class is bad...with no one worth extending. Use that money on the young core. 

They already have that money locked up in dead money.  

I'd all but guarantee that the Mailata/Sweat/Goedert trio, cumulatively, will be cheaper to extend in February than now.

Something to pay attention to Sunday. 

 

I like Red Wolves but if I had to guess I think they will probably stick with Football Team. 

8 minutes ago, metal said:

I like Red Wolves but if I had to guess I think they will probably stick with Football Team. 

Red Hogs would be my guess. 

3 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

"zero need" 

Eagles twitter is already lowering the bar

His average stat line would be 212 passing yards, 38 rushing yards, and 1.47 TD per game. And that’s not even factoring in turnovers. No thanks.

17 minutes ago, eaglesflyers#1 said:

His average stat line would be 212 passing yards, 38 rushing yards, and 1.47 TD per game. And that’s not even factoring in turnovers. No thanks.

It would be a small step up from the one year of Sam Bradford. 

6 hours ago, Veejer said:

Birds - 27

Falcons - 17

I predict that on game day the Blog will be uninhabitable, as many Blogsters will forget for the 1st time, in what will eventually be 17 times, that this team is not a Super Bowl contender, and quite unlikely an NFC East contender...

@LeanMeanGM

According to the prediction numbers, there are quite a few who see 10 wins.  That confuses me, as I see 10 losses as far more likely.  But, we'll see.

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

Something to pay attention to Sunday. 

Remember when they brought Santangelo to integrate more presnap motion and jet sweeps before last season...  good times.

15 teams last season averaged over 25 PPG.  When you take into account the premise that TDs win games and settling for FGs loses games, you need to have an expectation of 3 TDs and 2 FGs to get to 27 points — more TDs relative to FGs is even better, of course.

For the 4 teams that went to the championship games, the Packers scored 64 TDs on offense, the Bucs scored 58, the Bills 56, and the Chiefs 53.  To have a prolific offense and to be competitive overall, 3 TDs per game average on offense is the minimum.

The QB figures into passing and his own rushing TDs; the RB rushing for a TD wouldn’t contribute to Hurts’ totals.  Even if Sanders/Scott/Gainwell could combine for 15 rushing TDs (somewhat unlikely) that leaves 36 TDs Hurts has to account for, between passing and running.  
 

25 total TDs wouldn’t come close to getting the Eagles where they need to go.

16 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

15 teams last season averaged over 25 PPG.  When you take into account the premise that TDs win games and settling for FGs loses games, you need to have an expectation of 3 TDs and 2 FGs to get to 27 points — more TDs relative to FGs is even better, of course.

For the 4 teams that went to the championship games, the Packers scored 64 TDs on offense, the Bucs scored 58, the Bills 56, and the Chiefs 53.  To have a prolific offense and to be competitive overall, 3 TDs per game average on offense is the minimum.

The QB figures into passing and his own rushing TDs; the RB rushing for a TD wouldn’t contribute to Hurts’ totals.  Even if Sanders/Scott/Gainwell could combine for 15 rushing TDs (somewhat unlikely) that leaves 36 TDs Hurts has to account for, between passing and running.  
 

25 total TDs wouldn’t come close to getting the Eagles where they need to go.

Yep. Give Hurts 25 total, give them one non QB rushing TD each week and even give them successful 2 pt conversions every single time. We still aren’t breaking 20 ppg