3 minutes ago, greend said:

Still gassy

There's pills for that

2 hours ago, 315Eagles said:

Yeah but it would be so much better if Brock Lesnar broke into his club box and hit him in the head with a steel chair.

 To bad Lesnar won’t come to Philly, Ertz must of told him Howie would get in his face and drop him like a bad habit if he ran his mouth.  
 One of the goofy ass Paul brothers is involved this year, which makes sense since their fights are just as scripted.  As for Jones, one of the WWE’s wrestlers "Big E Langston” just had his neck broken on a over the head suplex I believe, and usually when that happens celebrity involvement usually drops off for awhile.  Paul has been involved for months. 
 Back to Lesnar, at least they’ve always been smart enough not to put a celebrity in the ring with him, that’s a tough way to make a living, it used to be 325-330 days on the road, and if you got injured, it was tough sheet.  But even with guaranteed contracts, and less dates to work, Lesnar never took it seriously enough to warrant him being allowed anywhere near a ring.  

 

33 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

New OT rule. Both teams get the ball at the same time. 

Offensive units have to play defense and vise versa. 

2 hours ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Good. Go away. His moral superiority shtick was so annoying. 

23 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

How would people feel if we drafted Jameson Williams in the first?

I'd love it.  I think the guy is special even if he might not be ready this year.

Would be even better if they could trade back and still get him.

17 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

There's pills for that

They interfere with my other pills

16 minutes ago, The Blackfish said:

 To bad Lesnar won’t come to Philly, Ertz must of told him Howie would get in his face and drop him like a bad habit if he ran his mouth.  
 One of the goofy ass Paul brothers is involved this year, which makes sense since their fights are just as scripted.  As for Jones, one of the WWE’s wrestlers "Big E Langston” just had his neck broken on a over the head suplex I believe, and usually when that happens celebrity involvement usually drops off for awhile.  Paul has been involved for months. 
 Back to Lesnar, at least they’ve always been smart enough not to put a celebrity in the ring with him, that’s a tough way to make a living, it used to be 325-330 days on the road, and if you got injured, it was tough sheet.  But even with guaranteed contracts, and less dates to work, Lesnar never took it seriously enough to warrant him being allowed anywhere near a ring.  

 

2 hours ago, downundermike said:

Dink and dunk ??? Was Donovan McNabb a dink and dunk QB.

 

Brady's 1st full season as a starter ( 2001 ), 12th in AYA, McNabb was 10th.  6.4 vs 6.5

Brady's 2nd full season as a starter, 21st in AYA, McNabb was 15th, 6.1 vs 6.5

Brady's 3rd full season as a starter, 8th in AYA, McNabb was 12th, 6.7 vs 6.4

 

Don't you hate posting nonsense knowing that google has the answers ???

 

2001: threw 134 passes to RBs, 142 to Troy Brown, 94 to Patten,Y/A 6.9

2002: threw 130 passes to RBs, 141 to Patten, 120 to Brown, 68 to Branch, 85 to TEs, Y/A 6.3

2003:  threw 127 passes to RBs, 104 to Branch, 60 to Brown, 54 to Givens, 108 to TEs, Y/A 6.9

2004:  threw 91 passes to RBs, 106 to Givens, 95 to Patten, 51 to Branch, 68 to TEs, Y/A 7.8

Brown and Patten ran a lot of short routes those first three seasons.

And yes, McNabb was a dink and dunk QB from 2001  to 2003, Y/A 6.6, 6.3, 6.7 then 8.3 in 2004, 8.6 in 2006.

Reid threw a lot to RBs, especially screens to Duce and Westbrook. 154, 132, 137, 148 to RBs,

 

 

4 minutes ago, greend said:

They interfere with my other pills

4 minutes ago, hputenis said:

Nerds are to smart for wrestling Connie Francis, but you can call me daddy. 

39 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

How would people feel if we drafted Jameson Williams in the first?

Torn. I'd rather wait until day 2 for a WR (Pierce, Watson, Pickens, Moore, Tolbert, Shakir) as we are bare in terms of young defensive talent. William's didn't really emerge until Metchie went down. He has amazing attributes, but you never know how an ACL will affect someone.

Jameson Williams made plays all year, even before Metchie was hurt. If the ACL bothers you, that's a different story.

29 minutes ago, The Blackfish said:

 To bad Lesnar won’t come to Philly, Ertz must of told him Howie would get in his face and drop him like a bad habit if he ran his mouth.  
 One of the goofy ass Paul brothers is involved this year, which makes sense since their fights are just as scripted.  As for Jones, one of the WWE’s wrestlers "Big E Langston” just had his neck broken on a over the head suplex I believe, and usually when that happens celebrity involvement usually drops off for awhile.  Paul has been involved for months. 
 Back to Lesnar, at least they’ve always been smart enough not to put a celebrity in the ring with him, that’s a tough way to make a living, it used to be 325-330 days on the road, and if you got injured, it was tough sheet.  But even with guaranteed contracts, and less dates to work, Lesnar never took it seriously enough to warrant him being allowed anywhere near a ring.  

 

I just want to see Jerry Jones get F'ed up somehow.  

5 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

Torn. I'd rather wait until day 2 for a WR (Pierce, Watson, Pickens, Moore, Tolbert, Shakir) as we are bare in terms of young defensive talent. William's didn't really emerge until Metchie went down. He has amazing attributes, but you never know how an ACL will affect someone.

He’s also a hands catcher and fairly one dimensional. 

There is nothing one dimensional about him. If he's one dimensional, the other WR prospects are 0 dimensional.

Jameson's skeptics need to go back and watch tape on him again, he was the 2nd best WR in the country last year behind Smith-Njigba.

He was on his way to being a slam dunk top 10 pick before his injury, he's a stud.

4 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

Jameson Williams made plays all year, even before Metchie was hurt. If the ACL bothers you, that's a different story.

Jameson Williams was a transfer from Ohio State where he couldnt see the field. He has 1 year of production at Alabama where he broke out early on as a 1 trick pony deep threat. He didnt start to show he can do other things until late in the season after Metchie got hurt and Williams had to expand his role. Its an incredibly small sample size to base the opinion that he can be a true #1 WR worthy of being WR1 in the draft class. 

19 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

That's a shame

8 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

Jameson Williams made plays all year, even before Metchie was hurt. If the ACL bothers you, that's a different story.

It's more than one reason. The ACL, and not wanting to use another first on a WR on a low-passing team are the main 2. I'd also prefer a bigger bodied guy across from DeVonta who can play a role in the red zone and excel in the short and intermediate passing game.

3 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

It's more than one reason. The ACL, and not wanting to use another first on a WR on a low-passing team are the main 2. I'd also prefer a bigger bodied guy across from DeVonta who can play a role in the red zone and excel in the short and intermediate passing game.

Williams is 20 and is for the future. Not a move that is made with maximizing 2022 

Williams/Ojabo in the first. TATE would be a warzone. 

58 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

How would people feel if we drafted Jameson Williams in the first?

Don't overthink it and draft him. 

How often you see stud WRs with this mentality 

 

Why exactly is Williams part of the group chasing down opposing punt returners? Well, because he wanted to be.

"I’d rather be on the field on that fourth down than be on the sideline,” Williams said, per Mike Rodak of AL.com.

 

Don't overthink this Howie, if he there at 15 just take him. 

5 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

Williams/Ojabo in the first. TATE would be a warzone. 

I wouldn't mind TBH