Just now, metal said:

Well, if the reports are correct that the Texans want 4 first-round picks and 2 second-round picks I don't see anyone trading for him ever. That's far too much.

I wouldn't put it past Lowie to be honest.

26 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Bryan Robinson looks like a nice mid to late-round RB. Runs with power but has subtle wiggle too. Would complement Sanders and Gainwell well. 

Bijan Robinson ?

Corral's stock has taken a legit hit this game, woof.

Just now, Original Sin said:

Bijan Robinson ?

Brian (not Bryan) Robinson, from Alabama. 

Bijan will go way earlier in 2023. 

At least the Georgia bama matchup should be fun

I still take Corral first amongst all the QBs

Strong next

Haener a nice prospect , so is Zappe , Pickett has impressed me 

 

 

First two picks need to be Georgia defensive players.

3 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Brian (not Bryan) Robinson, from Alabama. 

Bijan will go way earlier in 2023. 

I agree , Durant and Torrey are 2 middle rd backs I like 

Howie and Lurie have little tolerance for becoming irrelevant or dealing with a lack of interest.  (That’s not a criticism).

I don’t think they can handle a horrible year (2020), followed by a bad year with zero expectations and no new franchise player (2021), followed by another bad year with zero expectations and no new franchise player (2022).  That is officially irrelevant.

I think Lowie will trade any number of future picks to avoid that "no hope” label for 3 consecutive years, regardless of the cost.  (That is a criticism).  

11 minutes ago, metal said:

Well, if the reports are correct that the Texans want 4 first-round picks and 2 second-round picks I don't see anyone trading for him ever. That's far too much.

Id give two 1’s a 2 and a 3 cause the assault cases. And just leave it there and if someone does better then oh well.

1 minute ago, DawkinsOwnage03 said:

Id give two 1’s a 2 and a 3 cause the assault cases. And just leave it there and if someone does better then oh well.

Well then you aren't getting Watson Besides, he reportedly won't wave his no trade clause to come here so it's a moot point anyway.

If I were the  eagles , I keep and use all first rd picks , and not on a QB , try and fix all the other positions of weakness first .

42 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Bryan Robinson looks like a nice mid to late-round RB. Runs with power but has subtle wiggle too. Would complement Sanders and Gainwell well. 

I don’t think complementing Sanders needs to be a concern for any rbs we draft moving forward.

That was a dime by Ridder. 

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

I think the Cowboys did with Odighizuwa as well.  If their coaching figures it out, they're going to be trouble for a while.  Their youth talent is ridiculous.

We took Milton Williams two picks prior... 

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

We need DT and DE too. Come to think about it we need every position on defense

Yup, even if we have three first rounders, it's not nearly enough. 

IMO, the hand that has been dealt to the Eagles is to draft a stacked roster and to get a qb at the end (or to find one with volume drafting passers in the mid rounds).
 

We may or may not like it that way, but that’s really the only option when you don’t quite make it to the top of the draft and are heading into a weak qb class.

We already know Hurts isn’t the answer.  Minshew hasn’t even played for us yet, but we’ve known all along he isn’t the answer.

Give Hurts 2-4 more games to adapt and improve…and if that doesn’t happen, switch to Minshew just so our huge investments in WR can get involved in the game, catch some balls, and develop.  

12 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

IMO, the hand that has been dealt to the Eagles is to draft a stacked roster and to get a qb at the end (or to find one with volume drafting passers in the mid rounds).
 

We may or may not like it that way, but that’s really the only option when you don’t quite make it to the top of the draft and are heading into a weak qb class.

We already know Hurts isn’t the answer.  Minshew hasn’t even played for us yet, but we’ve known all along he isn’t the answer.

Give Hurts 2-4 more games to adapt and improve…and if that doesn’t happen, switch to Minshew just so our huge investments in WR can get involved in the game, catch some balls, and develop.  

Not saying i disagree but Lurie might have other plans. And that is what this hinges on. 

What a throw by Ridder to the tight end to get the bearcats inside the red zone. And then runs it in to likely put it away.

Best drive of the day for Ridder right there. Big time drive. 

14 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

IMO, the hand that has been dealt to the Eagles is to draft a stacked roster and to get a qb at the end (or to find one with volume drafting passers in the mid rounds).
 

We may or may not like it that way, but that’s really the only option when you don’t quite make it to the top of the draft and are heading into a weak qb class.

We already know Hurts isn’t the answer.  Minshew hasn’t even played for us yet, but we’ve known all along he isn’t the answer.

Give Hurts 2-4 more games to adapt and improve…and if that doesn’t happen, switch to Minshew just so our huge investments in WR can get involved in the game, catch some balls, and develop.  

I don't watch college ball. Is the 2022 draft class that bad at QB?

3 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Best drive of the day for Ridder right there. Big time drive. 

Besides the fumble on the blindside hit, he’s been much better in the second half. He reminds me a lot of josh allen (running wise mixed with kaepernick/lance) when he was at Wyoming (not the Allen on the bills today) but i think Allen had a bigger arm but had more issues with his accuracy cause Allen was awful against better competition. Ridder was ok not great today. Even though Ridder really needs to get better in the accuracy area too. 

Robinson runs a little tall sometimes 

Ole miss D , not helping Corral , so far behind everyone knows they need to throw , so bama just Ts off

32 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

IMO, the hand that has been dealt to the Eagles is to draft a stacked roster and to get a qb at the end (or to find one with volume drafting passers in the mid rounds).
 

We may or may not like it that way, but that’s really the only option when you don’t quite make it to the top of the draft and are heading into a weak qb class.

We already know Hurts isn’t the answer.  Minshew hasn’t even played for us yet, but we’ve known all along he isn’t the answer.

Give Hurts 2-4 more games to adapt and improve…and if that doesn’t happen, switch to Minshew just so our huge investments in WR can get involved in the game, catch some balls, and develop.  

That would be the prudent thing to do but I just can't see Lowie continuing this QB purgatory.

I fully expect them to trade the farm for Watson and make Houston trade him here by forcing Watson's hand.

6 hours ago, BigEFly said:

Sure you do. USDA allows a certain amount of bug parts in your grain products. Humans aren’t herbivores.  We are omnivores.  Our teeth and eye settings clearly identify us as such.  There is no dilemma in the discussion, rather food preferences. I do prefer less processed food if possible.  Now if you got that disease from ticks that makes animal proteins something you cannot tolerate, you have my sympathy. 

I think the bolded is sometimes missed. We eat about half the beef we ate in the '70s and it's generally less fatty. More chicken/poultry. There is a LOT of land in this country that is not suitable for truck farming (fruits and vegetables).