2 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

Might have been posted already. Thought this was nice of him

 

Very cool

1 hour ago, Utebird said:

Watcha y'all think about terrell Edmunds from Pitt Steelers?

He's a FA after Pitt declined to exercise his 5th year.

Former 1st rounder, only 25?

@Bacarty2

 

I'd take a look at him.

Anyone want one more reason to hate Howie?  The 1st round pick many thought was too steep of a price for Minkah Fitzpatrick was used on Jalen Reagor...

55 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

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You quoted my post and this is the response I get ?????

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Well there you go.    I’m sure it’ll be thorough   

 

So he touched himself inappropriately?

12 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Well there you go.    I’m sure it’ll be thorough   

 

He's already been investigated before.  By the NFL.  Who refused to release the findings. 

Actually, the only finding the NFL did release was related to John Gruden, and not actually related to Snyder and WFT.

 

24 minutes ago, What The F said:

This is the Howie thing to do...

Hamilton falls to 15...

At 15 Howie selects -  Ojabo

At 16 Howie selects - Kenyon Green 

At 18 Hamilton goes to the Saints

Then at 19 we are standing there with our D in our hand watching Howie pick  someone we dont care about because we just watched Hamilton go somewhere else while we had 2 shots to get him.

I would be happy with Ojabo and Green.  

5 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Ideally he’d be a trade-down guy, but he’s such a perfect fit as an interchangeable safety. He can play in single-high and in the box, and he is a playmaker. The defense desperately needs one. 

In a draft without Hamilton, which is about every draft since Sean Taylor, Brisker is the top safety and if he has a hood combine (PSU typically tests extremely well) he would probably belong around pick 10-15. 

People don't really recognize it because of Hamilton.

After the combine,  I think people will begin to give him more credit. 

11 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Yeah. We know.  But this time, it's different.  

Ahhhh, ok as long as it's different this time!

I keep seeing social media posts on how the Commies are def gonna trade for Watson.  I think he would fit into that culture nicely.  Maybe he and Snyder can party together.

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

Always loved how Phil Kaufman stole Gram’s body and burned it at Joshua Tree.  Stuff of legend. 

Chris Hillman was a heck of a songwriter. An original Byrds member and joined Parsons in the Flying Burrito Brothers.

 

The Desert Rose Band was good too. And that business with Gram's body, what a hoot! Hunter Thompson should have written something about it.

25 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

I would be happy with Ojabo and Green.  

Me too.

22 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

In a draft without Hamilton, which is about every draft since Sean Taylor, Brisker is the top safety and if he has a hood combine (PSU typically tests extremely well) he would probably belong around pick 10-15. 

People don't really recognize it because of Hamilton.

After the combine,  I think people will begin to give him more credit. 

I still think Daxton Hill looks much faster and better in coverage.  Brisker is more physical and a bit bigger -- 200 compared to 190.  Brisker would be the choice as a SS where Hill would be the better FS. 

I'd be happy with either but if both were on the board at #19 or a bit later I'd choose Hill for speed and versatility.

29 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

In a draft without Hamilton, which is about every draft since Sean Taylor, Brisker is the top safety and if he has a hood combine (PSU typically tests extremely well) he would probably belong around pick 10-15. 

People don't really recognize it because of Hamilton.

After the combine,  I think people will begin to give him more credit. 

Nah Hill is better

3 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Nah Hill is better

I agree, I have Hill above Brisker and both a lonnnnnnng way below Hamilton.

 

Nailor reminds me of agholor. Maybe he can track a deep ball better. But his burst. I dont know just how fast he really is at top end. But his burst after he catches the ball just blows people away. Agholor had that incredible acceleration, and so does this guy. 

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

Lindstrom looked bad at the shrine game.  Low and off target snaps and bad anchor.  Thought the SMU kid, Howerton, showed him up at C.

Not a fan. Linderbaum is even smaller but plays much better. Great leverage. All the same, if we draft an OL high, I pray it's Green.

49 minutes ago, EricAllenPick6 said:

He's already been investigated before.  By the NFL.  Who refused to release the findings. 

Actually, the only finding the NFL did release was related to John Gruden, and not actually related to Snyder and WFT.

 

And violated Gruden’s privacy. Goodell is an ass.

13 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

I still think Daxton Hill looks much faster and better in coverage.  Brisker is more physical and a bit bigger -- 200 compared to 190.  Brisker would be the choice as a SS where Hill would be the better FS. 

I'd be happy with either but if both were on the board at #19 or a bit later I'd choose Hill for speed and versatility.

Brisker can play both FS and SS.  Complete package.  I like Hill.  Worry a bit about his hiccups and if that is a lack of discipline.  I have him and Brisker rated pretty close.  

2 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Any team declining anyone's 5th year option is a ginormous red flag. 

He and minkah Fitzpatrick were both 1st round safeties in same draft and both were up for their 5th year, Pitt signed fitz to 5th declined Edmunds, guessing they didn't want to spent 1st round 5th years in two safeties.

Too bad they didn't decline Fitzpatrick's, he's better obviously.

Having said that Edmunds is better than anything the eagles have at safety.

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

I'd take a look at him.

Anyone want one more reason to hate Howie?  The 1st round pick many thought was too steep of a price for Minkah Fitzpatrick was used on Jalen Reagor...

I was all for trading for Minkah, realizing that pick was for reagor is even more infuriating.

Having said that if Howie drafted Jefferson instead no one is bent Howie didn't trade for Minkah.

Hopefully Howie can hit in his high picks this year.

3 hours ago, justrelax said:

Great album. Saw them twice. Drugs killed Gram Parsons, alas. Rick Roberts replaced him, had a beautiful clear high tenor. "Hey, Colorado" is one of my all-time 

My oldest brother played this for me after I'd been in Vegas for almost a year. I wish I'd listened.

The city isn't so bad itself, but if you have vices it will tear you apart. I know, because the worst decisions I ever made were made in Las Vegas.

My life is pretty well put back together now, but that city brought out the worst in me. I don't ever want to go back.

But the decisions were mine; I don't blame anyone but myself for them. It's easy to get caught up in big money when you're not used to having it, and it's easy to think easy money only leads to more easy money.

Point being nothing is easy and easy money is gained as easily as it's lost. I don't blame the city...but the city didn't make it any easier.

When it comes to Safety prospects, I really like Lewis Cine. He was all the over the field making plays in the National Championship.

But I'd rather see if we have a shot at a veteran like Marcus Williams.

20 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

 

Nailor reminds me of agholor. Maybe he can track a deep ball better. But his burst. I dont know just how fast he really is at top end. But his burst after he catches the ball just blows people away. Agholor had that incredible acceleration, and so does this guy. 

Dudes got some burst after the catch and while the ball is in the air.

Bunch of catches where he doesn't have a ton of initial separation then the ball is in the air and he pulls away from his guy then once he catches it hits top speed real quick.

10 minutes ago, Westbrook#36 said:

My oldest brother played this for me after I'd been in Vegas for almost a year. I wish I'd listened.

The city isn't so bad itself, but if you have vices it will tear you apart. I know, because the worst decisions I ever made were made in Las Vegas.

My life is pretty well put back together now, but that city brought out the worst in me. I don't ever want to go back.

But the decisions were mine; I don't blame anyone but myself for them. It's easy to get caught up in big money when you're not used to having it, and it's easy to think easy money only leads to more easy money.

Point being nothing is easy and easy money is gained as easily as it's lost. I don't blame the city...but the city didn't make it any easier.

I appreciate your saying this. None of us are perfect but those who acknowledge their mistakes are the better for it and make better friends.

5 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Dudes got some burst after the catch and while the ball is in the air.

Bunch of catches where he doesn't have a ton of initial separation then the ball is in the air and he pulls away from his guy then once he catches it hits top speed real quick.

He throws the ball to ref after a TD, +1pt.

2 hours ago, Green_Guinness said:

Hypothetical question for you.  Say Hamilton fell to #10 where the NYJ have their second pick of the 1st Round, would you do this trade up to get him?:

To the NYJ:  our #15, our #51 (2nd Round)

To the Eagles:  NYJ # 10, NYJ #102 (4th Round), and NYJ #131 (5th Round)

The NYJ 4th/5th Round picks #s would be further down the draft after including the comp picks.  I went by the draft value chart to ballpark it, but they'd probably want a little more value to fall back 5 spots.  Realistically, hard to see them passing on Hamilton.

 

Could do that if you covet Hamilton. Then you could trade back from 16 to the early to mid 20's to recoup that 2nd