2 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

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

4d chess

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

He’s 

A 

Fing

Punter!!!

 

 

 

Hi friend 

2nd round target for the Eagles. 

3 hours ago, justrelax said:

Northern Liberties section of Philadelphia and not so nice anymore. My wife and I moved out about a year and a half ago. Overcrowded. Lots of young people with filthy habits. No parking.

We lived on 4th Street. Kyle Lowry's niece lives a few houses up. Malcolm Jenkins and family lived on American in one of the new houses.

Sorry bud but that doesn't mean anything to me as I'm not a Philly local. In fact I've unfortunately only been to Philly once and that was a short stay. 

Was Malcolms house like you'd expect from a highly paid football player? Huge house etc. 

10 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

He's definitely not going to be popular in the GM fraternity for giving that guaranteed money; now all the other teams with QB contracts coming up are stuck -- specifically the Ravens and Cards.

BAL still doesn't have Jackson signed, and Jackson is not coming to the table to negotiate yet.

At some point someone has to draw a line in the sand.  There's no chance in hell Jackson or Murray should sniff 46 mil per year.  Neither of them are winning anything in this league.  I think both teams should attempt to trade them to a QB hungry team or let them walk.  

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

What's up with PFF hating Matt Araiza?

No clue. Even if he's the best ranked player by like 30 spots they give you an F. 

The grading system is dumb. I traded our whole draft for #1 overall and got an A-. 

9 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

What's up with PFF hating Matt Araiza?

It's PFF.  Their magic 8 ball told them to do it

13 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

Jalen Reagor likes this post

Reagor would be negative dimensional. There is no comparison between he and Jameson.

15 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

No clue. Even if he's the best ranked player by like 30 spots they give you an F. 

The grading system is dumb. I traded our whole draft for #1 overall and got an A-. 

Mike Ditka approved.

13 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Sorry bud but that doesn't mean anything to me as I'm not a Philly local. In fact I've unfortunately only been to Philly once and that was a short stay. 

Was Malcolms house like you'd expect from a highly paid football player? Huge house etc. 

Not huge by any means. I'm guessing less than 3000 square feet. It's a neighborhood with little greenspace. The houses are expensive. I'd guess he would have spent ~$1M and sold for nearly double that. I was never inside but the houses on that block are mostly four stories and have off-street parking. Not a mansion by any stretch, just a nice house.

6 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

agree. even when he played "elite" defenses, he was a man among boys. 

He had 250 yards against Georgia in 2 games, I think Georgia gave up 265 yards all year lol

Not sure what you are talking about.

Joseph Ngata of Clemson had 110 yards against them

Josh Van of SC had 128 yards against them

Cedric Tillman of Tennessee had 200 yards against them

 

5 minutes ago, justrelax said:

Not huge by any means. I'm guessing less than 3000 square feet. It's a neighborhood with little greenspace. The houses are expensive. I'd guess he would have spent ~$1M and sold for nearly double that. I was never inside but the houses on that block are mostly four stories and have off-street parking. Not a mansion by any stretch, just a nice house.

I'm a little surprised by that but hey there you go. 😊

18 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

He's going to be our MVP if we draft him

Most Valueless Punter?

1 hour ago, schuy7 said:

I know a little about him. Physically, do you think he's less capable of running the full route tree than the other top WR prospects? If so, why? Maybe he has a little less polish than guys like Olave and Wilson (who I really like), but he's way more physically gifted. 

I think he has a chance to develop, like Waddle. I also think he has a chance to disappoint like Ruggs.

On our team, with our coaches, hes more likely to be like Ruggs than Waddle.

I posted last night about the eagles signing paschal as a player/coach since supposedly none of our WRs had any idea what they were doing all year last year.

Since we have the same coaches this year, that means we would be wise to look at the more polished guys like Metchie, Pickens, and Olave. Guys like Garrett Wilson, Williams, and Christian Watson are less likely to develop here.

Just now, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

I'm a little surprised by that but hey there you go. 😊

There are no mansions in Northern Liberties. The nicest house in the neighborhood is at 4th and Poplar and was built by an Israeli gentleman and it's not large. Most of the others are just boxes. It was a working-class neighborhood that got trendy. The mansions are in Chestnut Hill or on the Main Line. Old money. The house that Kyle Lowry's niece lives in doesn't even have off-street parking.

3 minutes ago, justrelax said:

There are no mansions in Northern Liberties. The nicest house in the neighborhood is at 4th and Poplar and was built by an Israeli gentleman and it's not large. Most of the others are just boxes. It was a working-class neighborhood that got trendy. The mansions are in Chestnut Hill or on the Main Line. Old money. The house that Kyle Lowry's niece lives in doesn't even have off-street parking.

Then I wonder why Jenkins opted to live there? Given the money he's earned as a player. 

2 hours ago, DaEagles4Life said:

 

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

What kind of hype video is that??? Jalen does not approve.  

12 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

Then I wonder why Jenkins opted to live there? Given the money he's earned as a player. 

The obvious answer to me would be that he did not expect to live in it for long, that he anticipated that when retired he would move to something more permanent. The location is good and schools for his two kids were nearby. He was very involved in the community and didn't wall himself off behind high walls. I think he just wanted to live in a neighborhood where neighbors know each other and converse. @Bacarty2 posted a link. His house was a bit bigger than I had thought but still not huge.

A lot of chatter about Araiza but don't forget Jordan Stout can boom punts and is also a decent field goal kicker as well.  Nice to have a backup in case someone ever gets hurt mid-game and can also do kickoffs if need be

16 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

I remember thinking wtf is he doing there.

https://philly.curbed.com/2018/2/2/16964700/philadelphia-eagles-malcolm-jenkins-house-tour

This doesnt fit Jenkins but a lot of the younger pro's live over in the city / Northern libs, old city, etc Then they migrate over to souf jersey or the mainline depending on which sport. 

 

I'd say that house looks incredible...

25 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I think he has a chance to develop, like Waddle. I also think he has a chance to disappoint like Ruggs.

On our team, with our coaches, hes more likely to be like Ruggs than Waddle.

I posted last night about the eagles signing paschal as a player/coach since supposedly none of our WRs had any idea what they were doing all year last year.

Since we have the same coaches this year, that means we would be wise to look at the more polished guys like Metchie, Pickens, and Olave. Guys like Garrett Wilson, Williams, and Christian Watson are less likely to develop here.

I'm not going to defend Aaron Moorehead because it's hard to know for sure what kind of coach he is, but do we struggle to develop WRs or do we just have bad players on the roster? It seems like they're maximizing Watkins pretty well. If you get them real talent, I think they would mold it well. It's hard to get anything substantial out of Reagor.

5 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

I'd say that house looks incredible...

Some people on here must be rich as hell.

Kalon  Barnes with a real nice proday today .

4 hours ago, Infam said:

Ball placed in the middle and teams start from the end zone. Ruuuun for it!!

NOW 40 times matter🤣

Too lazy to post all the tweets so click on it to learn about our newest LB. 

3 hours ago, Utebird said:

Like I said his length instincts make up for his lack of track speed 

Go watch some tape of the guy, he's the fastest guy on the field every game, he lines up at FS SS dime LB covers guys in the slot.

He's a football player not to mention some of his slower than expected times can be attributed to a knee Injury he's dealing with.

Hamilton has shown  FS skills at college level he has shown slot skills at college level, he's shown in the box skills at college as a SS and Dime Backer and he's shown the ability to blitz off the edge in college 

Will that all translate to the pros? Who knows but I'd rather take a chance on a guy who did it in college at a high level rather than a guy who didn't but ran a faster 40.

We'll see what Gannon wants In his safeties, I think Hamilton is a helluva football player if he's available at one of eagles 1st picks we'll see if they agree🤷‍♂️

Show me as doubtful as to Hamilton. I would prefer Dax Hill or Brisker, especially if we could get him with a trade down.  Hill is a little lighter than I would prefer and he does get caught looking at times but he has CB level coverage skills and good angles.  I like Brisker but His fluidity is a bit of a step lower than Hill.  I certainly wouldn’t spend a top ten pick on any of them.  

Honestly after Lurie’s pc and him backing Hurts I’m already disappointed in the upcoming season. Hopefully 2023 is the charm