3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Dream Team!!! 
 

Bradberry reminds me a little of Nnamdi.  
 

 

Lunch in his car Nnamdi?

Not a fan of the contract 

1 minute ago, Godfather said:

Not a fan of the contract 

4 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

It's one year 

The reality is i think you want to see what he looks like this year in the defense before committing long term to him. Add on you have slay who’s here through at least next year (by this mean 2023) at 31 and 32. Realistically if he plays well the eagles can extend him and be set for 2023 as well. Long term the eagles still have to find and groom their eventually replacement for slay who’s likely going to be in decline at some point sooner rather than later (hopefully not until after 2023 at the earliest) 

2 minutes ago, RLC said:

We're a playoff team.

We were a playoff team last year. Bounced in the first rd. Unless Hurts takes a major step forward, this year will end like last

2 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Not a fan of the contract 

I agree...depending on the structure. Need to see the details. Is it "actually" 10M?

1 minute ago, Godfather said:

Not a fan of the contract 

Why? It's not rolling over till next year and Eagles see window might be open to make a run in NFC so you overpay a bit. 

Just now, Connecticut Eagle said:

So many people to thank...

3 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Not a fan of the contract 

Is it your money?  Who gives a crap

Just now, RLC said:

I agree...depending on the structure. Need to see the details. Is it "actually" 10M?

Curious to see what the voided years are. Cause I can’t imagine there aren’t voided years on that deal 

Much better

1 hour ago, GoEagles5921 said:

Is it your money?  Who gives a crap

Who are you? 

1 hour ago, RLC said:

Much better

Ok, I don't mind it now

9 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Dream Team!!! 
 

Bradberry reminds me a little of Nahmndi.  
 

 

Bradberry is a very good zone CB, of which we ran the most in the league last year. Slay, Bradberry, Maddox is a sick nickel package. 

Eagles getting a comp pick for Bradberry eventually too

1 minute ago, Godfather said:

Who are you? 

Ok, I don't mind it now

Yeah that 2.5 million really makes a difference lmao 

35 minutes ago, dawkdaballhawk said:

"You might be surprised to learn that Doc Holliday actually spoke the line in real life too."

 

https://texashillcountry.com/truth-meaning-doc-holliday-huckleberry/

Not sure, the source was from 1931, so there's some questions, and that site is a bit dubious.

He could have said it, but he didn't say it to Johnny Ringo.

2 minutes ago, Godfather said:

We were a playoff team last year. Bounced in the first rd. Unless Hurts takes a major step forward, this year will end like last

We were the tenth worst team in the NFC, which got you into the post season.  We weren't a "playoff" team as the term would suggest.

So far we have added Brown, Davis, Dean, Reddick, White, and now Bradberry.  Only losses of note are Nelson and McLeod.

We are already better than last year.  Hurts needn't take a "major" step forward for us to actually earn the "playoff" adjective.

Just now, GoEagles5921 said:

Yeah that 2.5 million really makes a difference lmao 

What? 

5 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

The reality is i think you want to see what he looks like this year in the defense before committing long term to him. Add on you have slay who’s here through at least next year (by this mean 2023) at 31 and 32. Realistically if he plays well the eagles can extend him and be set for 2023 as well. Long term the eagles still have to find and groom their eventually replacement for slay who’s likely going to be in decline at some point sooner rather than later (hopefully not until after 2023 at the earliest) 

They could also look at Bradberry at FS, similar to Jenkins. Optionality. They fill a hole, audition Bradberry for an extension and see how his skills might fit going forward.

And it buys a year to evaluate and develop a slew of young, athletic DBs without having to throw them into the fire.

Just now, Connecticut Eagle said:

We were the tenth worst team in the NFC, which got you into the post season.  We weren't a "playoff" team as the term would suggest.

So far we have added Brown, Davis, Dean, Reddick, White, and now Bradberry.  Only losses of note are Nelson and McLeod.

We are already better than last year.  Hurts needn't take a "major" step forward for us to actually earn the "playoff" adjective.

Don't forget Beef Jurgy

Just now, RLC said:

Eagles getting a comp pick for Bradberry eventually too

I’m guessing if he plays well they want to extend him. He likely is still in his prime another 3-4 years. So if it works out  then bradberry is ideally here when they move on from slay when he declines. Would allow for the eagles to not have to replace both starting corners at the same time. 

2 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Tom Cruise sucks. Only good thing he's ever done was wearing a fat suit and cursing a lot in Tropic Thunder.

Tom Cruise has made a bunch of good movies.  I'm not a fan of a lot of his action movies but he's been in some good films.  All of his early films were pretty good. 

8 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Not a fan of the contract 

Eagles currently have $10,108,818 in cap space.  So that takes it to basically zero until the Fletcher Cox June 1 cut on the original contract savings kick in.  That should then put the Eagles back to 16 million in cap space June 1st.  Eagles currently have $3,817,255 in 2023 cap space.

 

3 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

We were the tenth worst team in the NFC, which got you into the post season.  We weren't a "playoff" team as the term would suggest.

So far we have added Brown, Davis, Dean, Reddick, White, and now Bradberry.  Only losses of note are Nelson and McLeod.

We are already better than last year.  Hurts needn't take a "major" step forward for us to actually earn the "playoff" adjective.

I think we win the division with who we added and who the cowgirls lost. They're worst then they were last season

Reminder: we're a good franchise.