11 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

You sound very soft. Toughen a bit and then try again. If an anonymous message board is giving you this much agita, it's probably not for you, brah. 

Didn't know message boarding was something I needed to train for, that explains the circle jerk I guess 😳

I've been around in this board long enough been through all the Gaylord fockers ducks fans. Giants and cowboy fans that one idiot who would make predictions that already happened and act like a god all the way down to being outcast from the blog circle jerkers for calling them circle jerkers. Hope that's not still a sore point guys😁

I think I can survive one guy from toronto, someone whom In the past I've actually had positive interactions with and enjoyed some of his insight and posts.

But for some reason today chose to poke the bear.

Maybe you're the one that needs a break, I'm just a troglodyte on a message board trying to figure out how to form sentences on my keyboard to carry on conversations with **** sapiens with a touch of neanderthal DNA 

 

Mock off-season 1

Kelce comes back along with Jordan Howard  

Brooks retires/June 1st cut. 

Harris, Barnett, Kerrigan, Nelson, McLeod  all GO 

Main FA signings - Carlton Davis CB, Jessie Bates III, and Foyesade Oluokun  

Draft - 15 - Ojabo or Travon Walker
Draft 16 - Jordan Davis
Draft 19 -  Jaquan Brisker
2nd round - Darian Kinnard
3rd round - George Pickens
4th round - Zamir White 

Like it?  Hate it?  Do we have the money?

 

3 hours ago, downundermike said:

I made the statement pre draft, @Outlaw and @Ray75 can back it up.  Jefferson was the best WR in the class, and nothing about his two years in the NFL leaves any doubt that was the case.

Although I took Reagor in the EMB cause I knew Howie would pick him, you and I had multiple conversations about Jefferson months before the draft. We were both over the moon about him. Even created the Jefferson thread. Easily my favorite prospect for the Eagles that year. Bummer! 

2 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

Mock off-season 1

Kelce comes back along with Jordan Howard  

Brooks retires/June 1st cut. 

Harris, Barnett, Kerrigan, Nelson, McLeod  all GO 

Main FA signings - Carlton Davis CB, Jessie Bates III, and Foyesade Oluokun  

Draft - 15 - Ojabo or Travon Walker
Draft 16 - Jordan Davis
Draft 19 -  Jaquan Brisker
2nd round - Darian Kinnard
3rd round - George Pickens
4th round - Zamir White 

Like it?  Hate it?  Do we have the money?

 

I know nothing about Carlton Davis but am intrigued.

Nelson wasn't awful he was adequate and that was more than years past.

The Athletics newest mock draft

15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami) — Tyler Linderbaum, OC, Iowa

Obviously, this selection is based on the future of Jason Kelce, who just earned his fourth All-Pro nod. Even if he returns for his age 35 season in 2022, Kelce would be the ideal mentor for Linderbaum, who has exceptional quickness and a nasty streak to dominate defenders.

16. Philadelphia Eagles (from Indianapolis) — Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson

With Steven Nelson headed for free agency, cornerback could be a need for the Eagles this offseason. Booth is a terrific athlete and can make plays on the ball — the two most important traits when scouting the position. Booth also has above-average downhill skills to drive and blow up plays near the line of scrimmage.

19. Philadelphia Eagles — George Karlaftis, edge, Purdue

The Eagles’ defensive end depth chart will likely look wildly different next season, and Karlaftis would be a welcomed addition. The Purdue pass rusher doesn’t have elite length or twitch, but he is relentless and strong with hand work that is not only violent but also well-timed and strategic to defeat blockers.

51. Philadelphia Eagles — Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

3 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Didn't know message boarding was something I needed to train for, that explains the circle jerk I guess 😳

I've been around in this board long enough been through all the Gaylord fockers ducks fans. Giants and cowboy fans that one idiot who would make predictions that already happened and act like a god all the way down to being outcast from the blog circle jerkers for calling them circle jerkers. Hope that's not still a sore point guys😁

I think I can survive one guy from toronto, someone whom In the past I've actually had positive interactions with and enjoyed some of his insight and posts.

But for some reason today chose to poke the bear.

Maybe you're the one that needs a break, I'm just a troglodyte on a message board trying to figure out how to form sentences on my keyboard to carry on conversations with **** sapiens with a touch of neanderthal DNA 

 

I'm in a great mood, having a great time. You're the one that went off the rails.

I'm about to go walk my dog, smoke a J while doing so, and enjoy our -20 C weather (I think -4 F for y'all). I have no idea what you're talking about with past circle jerks or current ones, you seem very hung up on them though. Very odd behaviour. 

5 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Lots of folks have discussed Linderbaum if he's available at one of our 1st round picks.  Are there any OG aside from Kenyon Green that are worthy Day 2 picks? (2nd/3rd round)

Smith from Tulsa maybe?

 

18 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Why is Walter not credible, because it's not a pay site???

I don't know how credible it is. I just don't take anything from them as well sourced journalism.  I mean it's run by a guy who as far as I can determine has never had another job.  The guy that writes the scouting reports, Charlie Campbell, has never had an NFL job as far as I can tell.  I think the comments about what Hurts was like in college in terms of being difficult for staff are not scouting information.  They are reports, allegedly, of first hand accounts of problematic behavior.  I have not seen that documented elsewhere.  I don't think Walter Football is in the business of journalism.  They are not reporters but "draft" experts.  It's not a profession that has rigorous ethics and training.  It's a guy saying he "watched the tape" and writing things about college athletes some of them are better than others.  Now, I don't think The Draft Network is any different but Kyle Crabbs has developed a better mainstream media profile.  Notably both Crabbs and Campbell have twitter followers that include NFL people and people that are involved with scouting like Jim Nagy.  I don't think anything they write about players' potential is necessarily bad information.  The reality is that no one is ever sure how these players will perform at an NFL level.  

I don't think you can take any site as being more accurate or credible than another.  I think there's one true scouting insider right now and that's Daniel Jeremiah.  He's a former scout that uses his connections with teams to create his draft board.  He has the best information as to where prospects may get picked based on team's evaluations.   

Just now, Utebird said:

Smith from Tulsa maybe?

 

I think he is going back to school.

6 minutes ago, Swoop said:

"Hurts has enough arm strength! He has enough arm talent!" 

* Hurts has a wide open Smith in the end zone. Does not get said TD. Instead, crow hops a ball that he bounces as the defender has enough time to exit the locker room and run over to make the INT * 

"We're fine there."

"Smith's fault he needs to comeback on a double move!"

So is Hurts playing in the Pro Bowl? 😄😄

Love to see how he does surrounded with top notch talent.   If he plays, I might actually watch for once.

3 minutes ago, downundermike said:

The Athletics newest mock draft

15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami) — Tyler Linderbaum, OC, Iowa

Obviously, this selection is based on the future of Jason Kelce, who just earned his fourth All-Pro nod. Even if he returns for his age 35 season in 2022, Kelce would be the ideal mentor for Linderbaum, who has exceptional quickness and a nasty streak to dominate defenders.

16. Philadelphia Eagles (from Indianapolis) — Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson

With Steven Nelson headed for free agency, cornerback could be a need for the Eagles this offseason. Booth is a terrific athlete and can make plays on the ball — the two most important traits when scouting the position. Booth also has above-average downhill skills to drive and blow up plays near the line of scrimmage.

19. Philadelphia Eagles — George Karlaftis, edge, Purdue

The Eagles’ defensive end depth chart will likely look wildly different next season, and Karlaftis would be a welcomed addition. The Purdue pass rusher doesn’t have elite length or twitch, but he is relentless and strong with hand work that is not only violent but also well-timed and strategic to defeat blockers.

51. Philadelphia Eagles — Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

No way we use all 3 - 1sts - without at least moving one for more 2023 Draft capital, or Drafting a QB prospect or Trading for a QB

 

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

"Smith's fault he needs to comeback on a double move!"

Ahh the ol' Triple Move - Double Move...   (out, then up - then back... LOL)

50 minutes ago, RLC said:

Because they make stuff up. 

Most of the Draft Network's scouting reports are free. They go into much more detail and give reasons for their grades. You can disagree with it, but the reasoning is sound.

They all make stuff up , in a effort to appear relevant .

8 minutes ago, downundermike said:

The Athletics newest mock draft

15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami) — Tyler Linderbaum, OC, Iowa

Obviously, this selection is based on the future of Jason Kelce, who just earned his fourth All-Pro nod. Even if he returns for his age 35 season in 2022, Kelce would be the ideal mentor for Linderbaum, who has exceptional quickness and a nasty streak to dominate defenders.

16. Philadelphia Eagles (from Indianapolis) — Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson

With Steven Nelson headed for free agency, cornerback could be a need for the Eagles this offseason. Booth is a terrific athlete and can make plays on the ball — the two most important traits when scouting the position. Booth also has above-average downhill skills to drive and blow up plays near the line of scrimmage.

19. Philadelphia Eagles — George Karlaftis, edge, Purdue

The Eagles’ defensive end depth chart will likely look wildly different next season, and Karlaftis would be a welcomed addition. The Purdue pass rusher doesn’t have elite length or twitch, but he is relentless and strong with hand work that is not only violent but also well-timed and strategic to defeat blockers.

51. Philadelphia Eagles — Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

Gonna have to watch highlights of Chad Muma now.  Never heard of him.

9 minutes ago, downundermike said:

The Athletics newest mock draft

15. Philadelphia Eagles (from Miami) — Tyler Linderbaum, OC, Iowa

Obviously, this selection is based on the future of Jason Kelce, who just earned his fourth All-Pro nod. Even if he returns for his age 35 season in 2022, Kelce would be the ideal mentor for Linderbaum, who has exceptional quickness and a nasty streak to dominate defenders.

16. Philadelphia Eagles (from Indianapolis) — Andrew Booth Jr., CB, Clemson

With Steven Nelson headed for free agency, cornerback could be a need for the Eagles this offseason. Booth is a terrific athlete and can make plays on the ball — the two most important traits when scouting the position. Booth also has above-average downhill skills to drive and blow up plays near the line of scrimmage.

19. Philadelphia Eagles — George Karlaftis, edge, Purdue

The Eagles’ defensive end depth chart will likely look wildly different next season, and Karlaftis would be a welcomed addition. The Purdue pass rusher doesn’t have elite length or twitch, but he is relentless and strong with hand work that is not only violent but also well-timed and strategic to defeat blockers.

51. Philadelphia Eagles — Chad Muma, LB, Wyoming

I don't put much in the specific picks.  But they are helpful in tracking relative value.

In this case, I doubt they get to DL last.

1 minute ago, TorontoEagle said:

I'm in a great mood, having a great time. You're the one that went off the rails.

I'm about to go walk my dog, smoke a J while doing so, and enjoy our -20 C weather (I think -4 F for y'all). I have no idea what you're talking about with past circle jerks or current ones, you seem very hung up on them though. Very odd behaviour. 

It is odd behavior 

I'm not walking my dog today, you're brave to do so in that weather but hey it's always cold  there right.???

If smoking a J is the same as an MJ then right on if a J is a cigarette you should quit, those cause cancer, sadly MJ isn't legal in Kansas☹️

Sorry I went off the rails so quick, my wife went into to get a bunch of skin cancer removed this morning from her face and she's currently sitting next to me asleep drugged up with a huge bandage and a swollen shut eye so I'm a little on edge,like I said not really in the mood for the traditional blog BS.

EMB has been a way for me to pass time for the last 20 years+, sad really but hey enjoy your walk, maybe I'll go do the dishes and pretend I'm smoking MJ.😁

We're such a clear football fit for Watson that it makes sense to trade all 3 1sts for him...but man, it would be a tough pill to swallow.

9 minutes ago, Waiting4Someday said:

I think he is going back to school.

Hmmm I thought I read he hired an agent, maybe he changed his mind 

I thought he could be a 2nd rounder, maybe he figures if he goes back he could be a 1st rounder next in 2023?

14 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

Mock off-season 1

Kelce comes back along with Jordan Howard  

Brooks retires/June 1st cut. 

Harris, Barnett, Kerrigan, Nelson, McLeod  all GO 

Main FA signings - Carlton Davis CB, Jessie Bates III, and Foyesade Oluokun  

Draft - 15 - Ojabo or Travon Walker
Draft 16 - Jordan Davis
Draft 19 -  Jaquan Brisker
2nd round - Darian Kinnard
3rd round - George Pickens
4th round - Zamir White 

Like it?  Hate it?  Do we have the money?

 

Davis isn’t leave Tampa , he is part of their young core , they will tag him if they have to , I would guess Godwin gets long term deal and they tag Davis 

29 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

NO!!!  It is critical that we agree upon the specific level of failure that pick was.

"Objectively terrible" just won't cut it.

Tremendously objectively terrible.

4 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Hmmm I thought I read he hired an agent, maybe he changed his mind 

I thought he could be a 2nd rounder, maybe he figures if he goes back he could be a 1st rounder next in 2023?

I might be confusing the return announcement with Tyler Davis - but still ambiguous.

28 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

We have to keep Reagor on the team for at least one more year. We need to have the showdown at the Linc, Jefferson vs Reagor, when the Vikings come to town.

I am starting to feel sick already... 🤮

34 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

NO!!!  It is critical that we agree upon the specific level of failure that pick was.

"Objectively terrible" just won't cut it.

Danny Watkins terrible is my vote

5 minutes ago, RLC said:

We're such a clear football fit for Watson that it makes sense to trade all 3 1sts for him...but man, it would be a tough pill to swallow.

It makes zero sense to trade all 3 1st round picks for Watson.  The Texans have no leverage; the player with the no-trade clause has the leverage.  The Texans can only negotiate a deal with teams on his waive list.  The trade value will depend on the number of teams on his waive list, and subtract the teams from that list who don't want him.

Unless there are 4-5 teams on the final list the bidding isn't going to be that high -- not close.  A 2022 1st, a 3rd (or player), and a future 1st (2023) would get it done.

4 minutes ago, RLC said:

We're such a clear football fit for Watson that it makes sense to trade all 3 1sts for him...but man, it would be a tough pill to swallow.

I remember when eagles signed Vick there were fans that said they wouldn't support the eagles any longer.

Difference between Vick and Watson is Vick did his time paid his debt, made amends.

Watson is still in the process of trying to prove his innocence but 20+ women to me would be a hard pill to swallow even if Watson made it all go away ala big Ben.

Owners will put money and winning over morales though and reportedly Lurie already green lit a possible trade.

I wouldn't quit the eagles over it, much to the chagrine of some posters on here😉 but I wouldn't be happy about it.