13 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

Nope.

If Hutchinson somehow slipped past Jax and Detroit I'd consider it. None of the top DL prospects are expected to be there at 15 anymore. I'm also okay with a trade down though.

 

6 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Once upon a time, Kerrigan was a good to great DE.

 

 

He's there I just saw the quote was all and wanted to call him out on it. 

15 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

Nope.

Just in terms of contract cost, the projected deal for the number 3 pick is $38 million vs. a total of $32 million for picks 15 and 18.  Then you figure in the dead cap hit for Reagor.  I just don't think there's a sure enough player to warrant that kind of trade.  

34 minutes ago, Saltpeter said:

Those of you who follow the prospects super closely, could you tell me more about any of Jalen Tolbert, Tyler Smith, Braxton Jones, or Sam Williams? Intriguing profiles.

I like Tyler Smith a lot. He's pretty raw but he has all the tools and I do mean all. Stoutland can turn him into a Pro Bowl RT, methinks, given time, which he has because Lane is still really really good. Day 2.

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

 

If the Commies kept two sets of book that's Enron level stuff.

The league needs to handle this carefully or it will be a wrecking ball aimed at them.

Any expectations for JaCoby Stevens to make a year 2 jump and be some sort of contributor in 2022?  Before his TC injury he was getting 1st team reps.  I don't expect much from him, would be surprised if he makes the team.  

Is Davion Taylors roster spot secure?

Just now, greend said:

He's there I just saw the quote was all and wanted to call him out on it. 

Yeah, I wish there was a way that ignored posters posts wouldn't show even if quoted by others.  I know why they can't, but seeing that stuff is just ridiculous.

3 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Jameson Williams would be an awesome pick. Two young stud WRs for the next 5+ years.

The best case scenario is that it help makes Hurts look better than he is and the team still has the resources to get an upgrade at QB.  

I hadn’t bought a new Eagles hat in a few years, mostly because I hate the look of almost all of them.

Finally decided to take the plunge on a perfectly mediocre one.

2 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Any expectations for JaCoby Stevens to make a year 2 jump and be some sort of contributor in 2022?  Before his TC injury he was getting 1st team reps.  I don't expect much from him, would be surprised if he makes the team.  

Is Davion Taylors roster spot secure?

No, unless you count special teams. 

Yes. 

 

2 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Going back to Karlaftis. What’s the better value for a power rusher: 

* Karlaftis in round 1

* Logan Hall in a trade down in round 1 or trade up in round 2

* Paschal or Enagbare in round 2

I'm a big Hall fan. He gets my vote 

Gave the Eagles McDuffie & Burks passing on Davis & J.Williams. Ugh.

That’s why these max speed mph readings seem fishy to me. 92nd percentile speed?

I think London ends up catching passes from Wentz  and first WO drafted .

 

separation is not a problem with him 

 

Bingo give that guy a metal , Evans is the right comp 

2 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Bingo give that guy a metal , Evans is the right comp 

A metal what?

A Kenny Chesney concert takes down another NFL career...

12 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

 

I mean the FTC has pretty broad authority under unfair and deceptive trade practices.  

1 minute ago, greend said:

A metal what?

Heavy Metal Memories.

 

 

2 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

 

A Kenny Chesney concert takes down another NFL career...

Well played

17 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

That’s why these max speed mph readings seem fishy to me. 92nd percentile speed?

Max speed is far less important than sustained speed.  If he hits that mark and then immediately drops off, then that speed its that important.  Cheetahs can run really fast... but for very short spurts.  Pronghorns can sustain the 60 MPH for much much longer.  

Some stats from another site about London

On a per-game basis, London led all wide receivers in the nation with 2.75 MTF per game and ranked fifth with 57.5 YAC per game. He put himself on pace to earn whopping totals of 690 YAC and 33 MTF if he played in all 12 of USC’s games. Both totals are well ahead of the numbers that Deebo Samuel (who is now the most feared YAC player in the NFL) posted over 12 games in his final season at South Carolina.

London is not just an elite contested-catch receiver who backs up that ability with merely "solid” YAC ability for a guy his size. He’s legitimately phenomenal in both areas.
 

The blend of London’s dominance in both facets is truly special. No other wide receiver in the country had more than 15 contested catches and more than 15 missed tackles forced. London soared well beyond both marks in only eight games.

6 minutes ago, greend said:

A metal what?

Must mean that Mike Evans pushed off on every play of his college career as well.

8 minutes ago, greend said:

A metal what?

Just a vitamin of magnesium