6 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Does the ball in the St Peters Murray St game look bright to anyone else?

They've looked overly orange the entire tournament.  Made a comment about that yesterday. 

Ill spare you all my whole mock draft this time. I did take Zaq White in round 5. But here is Borghi. The guy who may help us finally move on from Boston Scott.

 

17 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

They've looked overly orange the entire tournament.  Made a comment about that yesterday. 

No

35 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Teams across the league getting better and the Eagles add one decent pass rusher…Am I the only one shocked Watson chose Cleveland over Philadelphia? This team has fallen off a cliff

You could make an argument that not a single NFC team has gotten significantly better this offseason yet.

52 minutes ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

I'll look into that, but even if things stay as is, we can get by. If it was the bedroom side of the house that didn't have heat or cooling, that'd be a far different story lol.

But the gas logs can heat the dining room, living room and kitchen pretty well. The Family Room is actually a large bedroom that was added to the house about 10 years before we bought it (the previous owner was embezzling from the bank that she worked at and did all kinds of home improvements/additions... then went to prison so that others could enjoy those improvements lol). 

The family room is hard to heat or cool, it's always hot in the summer and cold in the winter, even though there's good insulation. So an oil filled space heater does the trick in the winter and a portable AC in the summer. I had to modify a wall so that the AC could properly vent, but it works well.

It just sucks tnique o have to do those things. But it probably saves on electricity since we're not running the main unit.

I appreciate your unique situation. It bothers me that you have cooling/heating issues in one particular room, or more, even after stating that you have "good" insulation. Leaky windows, drafts thru baseboards, poor weatherstrips at door openings etc, all contribute to a space that's hard to control thermodynamically. Are you confident the floor insuation is in place and not laying down in the cawlspace? Some things to check, anyway. It's a finite equation. Insulation@ 100%=Max Heat/Cool retention. Complicated Not!

Worth minimum efforts to discover where your Heat/Loss is occurring. Please update here your detective job. I have Family in Yorktown. Will be visiting shortly. Don't make me come over there....Chesapeake ain't but a short scoot,   But I will....

4 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

You could make an argument that not a single NFC team has gotten significantly better this offseason yet.

Damn, you’re right. I’d say Washington maybe because Wentz is a lot better than Heineke, but they had to trim some good pieces to take on his contract. 

17 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

I’m now just noticing it.  
 

 

They changed the color to make it easier to follow the ball 

https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/local/why-are-the-ncaa-basketballs-so-orange-this-year/2786746/?amp

2 hours ago, RLC said:

Robert Woods is a top 32 WR, so at worst he's a good number 2.

We wanted to pay Kirk but we couldn't pay Woods?

Massive stretch here...he's a serviceable WR.

15 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

You could make an argument that not a single NFC team has gotten significantly better this offseason yet.

Bucs, but that’s cheating

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

What's the last trade the Flyers have come out on top of?

Pronger.

15 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

You could make an argument that not a single NFC team has gotten significantly better this offseason yet.

Eagles fans finding happiness in the shortcomings of other teams because they can't get excited about their own.

Hello darkness, my old friend.

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

Bucs 

I think they're one of the few where they stayed consistent with where they were last year, but I don't see how they got any better.  Marpet retired and they lost Cappa, Whitehead and Howard, but added Mason and Gage.  Unless I'm missing something if anything that's a net loss IMO.  

6 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Eagles fans finding happiness in the shortcomings of other teams because they can't get excited about their own.

Hello darkness, my old friend.

The guy said "teams across the league are getting better" while implying the Eagles are stuck.  Just pointing out that's not really true, particularly this year.  Pretty much every team in the NFC has gotten worse.  Maybe a handful have stayed the same.  Can't think of one example of an NFC team that has improved this offseason as of now.  I'm sure that will change at some point but still it's weird.

4 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I think they're one of the few where they stayed consistent with where they were last year, but I don't see how they got any better.  Marpet retired and they lost Cappa, Whitehead and Howard, but added Mason and Gage.  Unless I'm missing something if anything that's a net loss IMO.  

well when brady decided to come back the number of roughing the passer calls they will receive jumped up thus making them win more games and be better 

2 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I think they're one of the few where they stayed consistent with where they were last year, but I don't see how they got any better.  Marpet retired and they lost Cappa, Whitehead and Howard, but added Mason and Gage.  Unless I'm missing something if anything that's a net loss IMO.  

I didn’t edit fast enough. It’s a cheat answer because they went from Trask to Brady.

13 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

Massive stretch here...he's a serviceable WR.

Woods to me (at least from a FF perspective) is the ultimate low ceiling high floor guy. He’s a decent #2 in the past. We’ll see now post-injury. 

20 minutes ago, Doc S. said:

I appreciate your unique situation. It bothers me that you have cooling/heating issues in one particular room, or more, even after stating that you have "good" insulation. Leaky windows, drafts thru baseboards, poor weatherstrips at door openings etc, all contribute to a space that's hard to control thermodynamically. Are you confident the floor insuation is in place and not laying down in the cawlspace? Some things to check, anyway. It's a finite equation. Insulation@ 100%=Max Heat/Cool retention. Complicated Not!

Worth minimum efforts to discover where your Heat/Loss is occurring. Please update here your detective job. I have Family in Yorktown. Will be visiting shortly. Don't make me come over there....Chesapeake ain't but a short scoot,   But I will....

That room definitely has a large window that needs to be replaced. But even when it was new-ish, that room has been a problem. It was an addition that was added onto the house, orientated differently from the rest of the house so a new roofline had to be created for it. In the attic, they just cut a hole in the old roof to give attic access to the new room. 

Take a brick house, oriented east-west. Then add room that is oriented north-south and attach it to the house opposite the garage. That's how they did it. 

It's not just heating and cooling that's a problem in that room, wi-fi, where the wi-fi router is in another room of the house, is also a problem. I presume because that room is nearly completely bricked in from the rest of the house (aside from the doorway entrance to the room). 

Plus, the HVAC system that we have for that side of the house just plain sucks, always has. It really needs to be replaced.

21 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Damn, you’re right. I’d say Washington maybe because Wentz is a lot better than Heineke, but they had to trim some good pieces to take on his contract. 

Yeah losing Scherff is big, especially with Fumbles McGee in there now. 

It's weird I feel like there has to be a team I'm not thinking of but for the life of me I can't think of a single NFC team who got better this year.  

2 hours ago, VaBeach_Eagle said:

I'm curious to know what their numbers were before dumping their most loyal fans from their site. We visited PE.COM (the boards were part of PE.COM), every single day (for most of us). So they had a direct line to us, and they opted to sever it rather than use it. 

Well, I have PE.com open all the time like this site but I bounce from roster to transactions all the time. So it depends on how measurement is triggered. And here, if I never close it, how is my use recorded. 

18 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Yeah losing Scherff is big, especially with Fumbles McGee in there now. 

It's weird I feel like there has to be a team I'm not thinking of but for the life of me I can't think of a single NFC team who got better this year.  

Yup, it’s a weird year with every AFC team randomly deciding to become a powerhouse. It’s also kinda odd/funny how hard the pendulum swung. It wasn’t that long ago that all the great QB’s minus Brady were in the NFC. 

Guys it’s Drew Timme’s world right now and we are just living in it. 

8 hours ago, Sack that QB said:

Was hoping they’d address WR in free agency since they so suck at drafting them. They simply can’t afford to blow another pick on a bust WR. Jameson Williams is about a sure thing as it gets. Could see them becoming obsessed with a big guy, since they always do a theme every year. They fixate on a specific skill set and hammer it into the ground. 

They did say publicly their off season goal was to surround Hurts with talent, much like they said they would with Wentz.  I suppose getting Ridley would have been a step in that direction but they did not pivot well from that situation. 

Chuck Fletcher makes Howie look like the Philadelphia Mensa Chapter President. 

1 hour ago, Wentz_Era said:

Pronger.

Hard to push value when he’d walk this season anyway. We did ok considering. 

58 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Well, I have PE.com open all the time like this site but I bounce from roster to transactions all the time. So it depends on how measurement is triggered. And here, if I never close it, how is my use recorded. 

You IP is probably tracked and after a period of inactivity, you're considered as no longer being present. Say you go to a page, you're tracked as being there. But if you instantly close your browser, after a period of time (since there's no further activity from your IP address), you're counted as having viewed one page for X amount of time. 

Here, people tend to click specific threads, check the Blog, check the 411 for news, check ATNFL and then the Boobs thread. Then they bounce... the boobs, that is. The member then goes to other threads... so I guess we get more pages per visit than PE.COM because people check the front page, then they're gone. Or something along those lines.