1 minute ago, Waiting4Someday said:

Winslow, failure?

I’m worried the data is inaccurate. 

• 26.
  Nakobe Dean

  LB Georgia
  
• 
  28.
  Jaquan Brisker

  S Penn State
  
• 
  32.
  Kenny Pickett

  QB Pittsburgh
  
• 
  34.
  Trent McDuffie

  CB Washington
  
• 
  51.
  Jalen Wydermyer

  TE Texas A&M
   
• 
  54.
  Phidarian Mathis

  DT Alabama
  
• 
  90.
  Nik Bonitto

  EDGE Oklahoma
  
• 
  92.
  Quay Walker

  LB Georgia
  
• 
  121.
  Dameon Pierce

  RB Florida
   
• 
  153.
  Kerby Joseph

  S Illinois
   
• 
  161.
  Christian Watson

  WR North Dakota State
   
• 
  165.
  Tyreke Smith

  EDGE Ohio State
   
• 2023 TEN 2nd

 

Trade down mock while picking up a 2nd next year

Okay, defense, quarterback and a butt load of firsts next year. What could be better?

 

• 
  19.
  Devin Lloyd

  LB Utah
   
• 
  34.
  Carson Strong

  QB Nevada
  
• 
  51.
  Derion Kendrick

  CB Georgia
   
• 
  76.
  Nik Bonitto

  EDGE Oklahoma
  
• 
  83.
  Jalen Pitre

  S Baylor
   
• 
  84.
  Boye Mafe

  EDGE Minnesota
  
• 
  121.
  Erik Ezukanma

  WR Texas Tech
   
• 
  147.
  Jalyn Armour-Davis

  CB Alabama
  
• 
  149.
  Tariq Castro-Fields

  CB Penn State
  
• 
  165.
  Charleston Rambo

  WR Miami-Fl
   
• 
  207.
  DeAngelo Malone

  EDGE Western Kentucky
   
• 
  211.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
  
• 
  212.
  Mike Rose

  LB Iowa State
  
• 
  213.
  Cordell Volson

  OT North Dakota State
  
• 
  252.
  Otito Ogbonnia

  DT UCLA
  
• 2023 GB 1st
• 2023 BAL 1st
• 2023 PIT 1st
• 2023 MIA 4th

*Chef’s kiss*

6 minutes ago, SB52 said:

I’m worried the data is inaccurate. 

I think they decided to throw out the results for some of the positions due to sample size (well, maybe just TE - but normally you want a minimum population of 20 based on my stats learn'in).

Very happy about this. Martindale is "fine". Not a difference-making DC. Schartwz/Fangio/Zimmer would all have been scarier choices.

WR should and will be addressed early. As well as DL. 

1 hour ago, Iggles_Phan said:

They really lowered the bar for 'success' by Round.  So much so that it becomes an impossible thing to really get a gauge on anything.  

A second round pick that sticks for 11 years as a backup earns 3.6 points = success.   And many of them will get a season or two to start by default because their teams are desperate and try to prove themselves right in that selection.  

Reggie Brown started more than 50% of the games the first 3 seasons... plus two more years bounced around.  That equals 3.6 points.  Was that a successful pick?  

Its slow at work today so I played around with some of the numbers for the Eagles drafts since 2010.

By the charts definition, Carson Wentz is just barely unsuccessful as his score comes in at 7 when you need to be 7.5 to be successful. Curry was also considered unsuccessful while Agholor and Nate Allen would be successful by the charts metrics.

 

4 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

WR should and will be addressed early. As well as DL

I don't think the Eagles draft a WR in Round 1 again this year.  Yes, it's clearly a need -- but the WR classes are getting deeper.  Pickens, Bell, Doubs, Ezukanma, Ross, Metchie, Pierce, etc. can be had well outside Round 1.  Lots of depth in this draft again.  

Brian Flores says it's "obvious" his lawsuit against the NFL kept him from getting the Texans head coaching job.....

His personality, lack of judgment or ethics didn't help him, either.

2 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

 

You got a great WR a great Tight end, drafted running backs who catch the ball out of the backfield and we're made to be a running team. 

We're good on pass catchers

No, we're forced to be a running team, because our QB sucks at throwing.  That's a temporary condition.  The draft is for roster building into the future.  Smith, Goedert, and tumbleweeds isn't a fully constructed roster.

2 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Brian Flores says it's "obvious" his lawsuit against the NFL kept him from getting the Texans head coaching job.....

His personality, lack of judgment or ethics didn't help him, either.

Isn't he suing each team also? How many companies hire someone that has an open lawsuit against them?

47 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

Winslow, failure?

Pick 15 top DE (Ojabo, Karlaftis, Travon)
Pick 16 top CB (Sauce, Booth, Stingley)
Pick 19 - Brisker
2nd round - top LB (Smith, Muma, Beavers) or DT (Winfrey, Travis Jones)
Trade 3rd rounder along with Reagor and Dillard for Ridley 

FA - D'Onta Foreman,  Terrell Edmunds, Zach Pascal

 

 
 

29 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Brian Flores says it's "obvious" his lawsuit against the NFL kept him from getting the Texans head coaching job.....

His personality, lack of judgment or ethics didn't help him, either.

I don't understand what his play or logic is. Does he still want to coach? Because suing the league that employs you probably goes against your chances. When teams are coming up with pros and cons for a potential hire, I'd assume "Has a pending lawsuit against the NFL" would come up as a big red flag and deal-breaker. If he truly believes in his lawsuit and what he's doing and wants to take it all the way to court or whatever, then good for him. But if he still has intentions of ever coaching again, then he got bad legal advice. 

1 hour ago, NCiggles said:

I think it's interesting.  I don't know that it's anything groundbreaking.  I wonder with first round picks how often a top 10 pick suffered a serious injury in their first 5 seasons.  I would bet that season ending injuries play a significant role in success for certain positions.  

I'm sure that plays into it as well.  The lesson here is that even if you select a QB (or just about any other position) in the 1st round, there's still only a 50% chance (at best) of them being "successful" in the NFL.  Some fans tend to lose their minds over 1st/2nd round pick busts (And tend to keep complaining about the picks for years)  as if they are uncommon but the reality is that they are more common than success stories.   

35 minutes ago, wussbasket said:

Isn't he suing each team also? How many companies hire someone that has an open lawsuit against them?

Not every team but suing a couple may be the same as suing the league

53 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

Pick 15 top DE (Ojabo, Karlaftis, Travon)
Pick 16 top CB (Sauce, Booth, Stingley)
Pick 19 - Brisker
2nd round - top LB (Smith, Muma, Beavers) or DT (Winfrey, Travis Jones)
Trade 3rd rounder along with Reagor and Dillard for Ridley

FA - D'Onta Foreman,  Terrell Edmunds, Zach Pascal

 

 
 

As much as I would love that, there is no way that Atlanta would do that trade. They will get at least a 1st + more.

6 hours ago, D-Shiznit said:

A CB they said to keep an eye on as a riser is Tariq Woolen. A converted WR who is 6"3 with 33 inch arms and runs in the 4.4 range

I believe he was clocked as the fastest player from the Senior Bowl. I would of liked to see him go against Calvin Austin some more as taller corners can have a hard time finding midget receivers. This dude is physical as hell, in press, receivers have a hard time getting off the line against him. During strength and conditioning testing over the Summer he allegedly ran a 4.34 40, and had an 11.5 broad jump. 
 Some of his pass breakups which he had 5 in one game, sorta of show you why he wasn’t getting it done as a WR, dude has hands of stone.  
 

1 hour ago, garingovt2000 said:

Pick 15 top DE (Ojabo, Karlaftis, Travon)
Pick 16 top CB (Sauce, Booth, Stingley)
Pick 19 - Brisker
2nd round - top LB (Smith, Muma, Beavers) or DT (Winfrey, Travis Jones)
Trade 3rd rounder along with Reagor and Dillard for Ridley 

FA - D'Onta Foreman,  Terrell Edmunds, Zach Pascal
 

I could see some of this happening but there is no way the Eagles are spending their first 4 picks on defense. I still think they are going for a QB, whether it's a trade up in the draft or trading for a veteran.

1 hour ago, Alphagrand said:

I don't think the Eagles draft a WR in Round 1 again this year.  Yes, it's clearly a need -- but the WR classes are getting deeper.  Pickens, Bell, Doubs, Ezukanma, Ross, Metchie, Pierce, etc. can be had well outside Round 1.  Lots of depth in this draft again.  

Eh if they like a guy good enough, take him. Hell, take one in round 2 as well. 

Gints are putting together a nice staff , front office and coaching 

 

15 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Eh if they like a guy good enough, take him. Hell, take one in round 2 as well. 

Carpet bomb it:

• 15.
  Jameson Williams

  WR Alabama
   
• 
  16.
  Treylon Burks

  WR Arkansas
   
• 
  19.
  David Bell

  WR Purdue
   
• 
  51.
  Jahan Dotson

  WR Penn State
   
• 
  83.
  Wan'Dale Robinson

  WR Kentucky
   
• 
  121.
  Desmond Ridder

  QB Cincinnati
   
• 
  153.
  Lucas Krull

  TE Pittsburgh
   
• 
  161.
  Dontario Drummond

  WR Mississippi
   
• 
  165.
  Hassan Haskins

  RB Michigan
   
• 
  207.
  Tyquan Thornton

  WR Baylor

4 hours ago, Ace Nova said:

This chart should be required reading for fans that post in this Blog. 

 

Should it be?   What does it say to you?

2 hours ago, greend said:

Okay, defense, quarterback and a butt load of firsts next year. What could be better?

 

• 
  19.
  Devin Lloyd

  LB Utah
   
• 
  34.
  Carson Strong

  QB Nevada
  
• 
  51.
  Derion Kendrick

  CB Georgia
   
• 
  76.
  Nik Bonitto

  EDGE Oklahoma
  
• 
  83.
  Jalen Pitre

  S Baylor
   
• 
  84.
  Boye Mafe

  EDGE Minnesota
  
• 
  121.
  Erik Ezukanma

  WR Texas Tech
   
• 
  147.
  Jalyn Armour-Davis

  CB Alabama
  
• 
  149.
  Tariq Castro-Fields

  CB Penn State
  
• 
  165.
  Charleston Rambo

  WR Miami-Fl
   
• 
  207.
  DeAngelo Malone

  EDGE Western Kentucky
   
• 
  211.
  Zyon McCollum

  CB Sam Houston State
  
• 
  212.
  Mike Rose

  LB Iowa State
  
• 
  213.
  Cordell Volson

  OT North Dakota State
  
• 
  252.
  Otito Ogbonnia

  DT UCLA
  
• 2023 GB 1st
• 2023 BAL 1st
• 2023 PIT 1st
• 2023 MIA 4th

You win.   I'm firing Howie.