Not what I want to happen, but what I think happens:

15: Drake London

18: George Karlaftis 

 

5 minutes ago, Dwide Schrude said:

Not what I want to happen, but what I think happens:

15: Drake London

18: George Karlaftis 

 

My nightmare would be

15. Karlaftis

18. McDuffie

51. Jurgens 

8 minutes ago, Dwide Schrude said:

Not what I want to happen, but what I think happens:

15: Drake London

18: George Karlaftis 

 

Karlaftis make sense. I doubt London is there, someone will probably fall in love with his size.

My best guess would be two of Booth, Olave, and Karlaftis if they stay put which I don't see happening. I expect them to either trade up from 15 or trade down from 18, possibly even do both.

3 minutes ago, greendestiny27 said:

My nightmare would be

15. Karlaftis

18. McDuffie

51. Jurgens 

I don’t hate Jurgens at 51

If Stoutland wants Jurgens, he gets Jurgens.

Simple as that.

Sounds like a solid option at 101 

Just now, Dwide Schrude said:

Sounds like a solid option at 101 

Sounds good except for the fact he went to ASU lol 

3 minutes ago, Dwide Schrude said:

I don’t hate Jurgens at 51

At 51, seems like a big time reach. Plus he's only playing if Kelce gets hurt. I don't think think he's  that special you have to get him in round 2 considering the state of this defense. Man I would be totally bummed if they did this. But it does seem like something Howie would do. 

4 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

If Stoutland wants Jurgens, he gets Jurgens.

Simple as that.

F that. Stoutland is able to turn day three guys into good to great starting OL. Any OL they draft won't see the field this year barring significant injuries. With so many other needs and two 3rds, one 4th, and three 5ths to address the OL it would be a dumb pick. Not to mention by all accounts he's a 3rd or even early 4th round talent so it would be a reach.

After a decade of Donovan McNabb, it'll take until 2030 for people to spell Dohnovan West's name correctly.

1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

We only get to watch football so many seasons in our lives. It's insane that people would be willing to throw away an entire season watching Hurts just so they can get one meh prospect in this draft they like who will very possibly fail anyway

What's insane is drafting a QB that you don't have rated high when the next draft has better QB prospects. Long game. 

1 hour ago, Alphagrand said:

If Corral and Pickett are on the board at pick #18 what are the odds the Eagles draft one of them?

 That’s the biggest question, they didn’t have Corral in on a 30 visit for a smokescreen, if it wasn’t a serious visit, Corral is the guy that would of called them out for wasting his time. 
 I‘d bet the chances are greater than most media and fans realize. 

 

1 hour ago, pgcd3 said:

I hope high but they seem to be delusional that Hurts isn't a brutally bad passer which he is. 

 One rule Lurie has instilled to his front office and coaches is to never sheet on their own players.  They talk everyone up, even Reagor and Barnett.  
 Howie knows exactly what Hurts is, unfortunately if there aren’t way better options there isn’t a whole lot they can do about it, but they won’t go draft or sign a middling QB to be the starter, they want a franchise QB. 
 They also can’t screw Siriani, there were questions about his job security last season until he decided to run the ball 60 plus percent of the time, at some point he’s gonna have to get a QB to run the offense he wants to run. 
 

2 minutes ago, shlo said:

What's insane is drafting a QB that you don't have rated high when the next draft has better QB prospects. Long game. 

No one knows how highly the Eagles have these QB prospects rated.  High enough they spent time with Pickett and used one of their 30 official visits on Corral.

If Hurts was drafted to be a gadget player they’ve given him more starts than was needed to assess his ceiling.  Not saying the Eagles will draft a QB, but they could easily draft any one of the 6 highest rated prospects and improve the position.

10 hours ago, ToastJenkins said:

Kam had Earl deep

 

It's the other way around with those 2...Kam was the far superior S.   

We're days away from an underwhelming DL, a WR and a C with our first 3 picks. Potentially an underwhelming corner in McDuffie.

Fun times ahead!

6 hours ago, garingovt2000 said:

Ah, someone else who like Kyle Philips for this offense. Dude would be a steal 

7 hours ago, The Blackfish said:

 That’s the biggest question, they didn’t have Corral in on a 30 visit for a smokescreen, if it wasn’t a serious visit, Corral is the guy that would of called them out for wasting his time. 
 I‘d bet the chances are greater than most media and fans realize. 

 

 One rule Lurie has instilled to his front office and coaches is to never sheet on their own players.  They talk everyone up, even Reagor and Barnett.  
 Howie knows exactly what Hurts is, unfortunately if there aren’t way better options there isn’t a whole lot they can do about it, but they won’t go draft or sign a middling QB to be the starter, they want a franchise QB. 
 They also can’t screw Siriani, there were questions about his job security last season until he decided to run the ball 60 plus percent of the time, at some point he’s gonna have to get a QB to run the offense he wants to run. 
 

How would Corral know if it was a smokescreen or not? Do you think they get guys in and half ass the interview while giggling a lot to give it away?  There's a better than even chance Corral is there in the second, he seems to be in the process of dropping behind Ridder on boards.

Corral is a one read RPO QB, who played pretty much all his college ball out of shotgun, has a tendency to bail if his first read isn't there and stare down receivers, in essence we'd be drafting chopped liver to try and upgrade the ground chuck people in here don't like. He'd overthrow the deep ball rather than underthrow it and not get as many rushing yards, big whoop.

7 hours ago, Sack that QB said:

After a decade of Donovan McNabb, it'll take until 2030 for the Eagles to pick another franchise qb

fyp

Imagine not trusting Stoutland when it comes to OL evaluations.

Also, any iOL we draft in the first 3 rounds is likely starting at RG. They'd beat out Semualo, Driscoll or Herbig.

8 hours ago, The Blackfish said:

 That’s the biggest question, they didn’t have Corral in on a 30 visit for a smokescreen, if it wasn’t a serious visit, Corral is the guy that would of called them out for wasting his time. 
 I‘d bet the chances are greater than most media and fans realize. 

 

 One rule Lurie has instilled to his front office and coaches is to never sheet on their own players.  They talk everyone up, even Reagor and Barnett.  
 Howie knows exactly what Hurts is, unfortunately if there aren’t way better options there isn’t a whole lot they can do about it, but they won’t go draft or sign a middling QB to be the starter, they want a franchise QB. 
 They also can’t screw Siriani, there were questions about his job security last season until he decided to run the ball 60 plus percent of the time, at some point he’s gonna have to get a QB to run the offense he wants to run. 
 

While you better be right...I'm not certain this is the case.

12 minutes ago, RLC said:

Imagine not trusting Stoutland when it comes to OL evaluations.

Also, any iOL we draft in the first 3 rounds is likely starting at RG. They'd beat out Semualo, Driscoll or Herbig.

Seuamlo is an almost 8m cap hit this year with almost 6m of cap hit buried into the next 3 dummy years.

I don't know exactly how they plan to use him, but that's a lot of money to sit the bench.  

10 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Seuamlo is an almost 8m cap hit this year with almost 6m of cap hit buried into the next 3 dummy years.

I don't know exactly how they plan to use him, but that's a lot of money to sit the bench.  

I think he'd do nicely at TE2.  And he might have better hands than JJAW.