34 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Nah.  That’s complete horseshit.  You can’t be a ghost in here while Howie is making a ton of dumb decisions and then come back with this BS after he had a good couple of months.  Weak AF.  

I can post it though

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

Would have to sign him to an extension, not sure the Eagles have the cap to do it, and it would have to wait until June 1st to get the room from the Cox release.

'Cox release'

 

1 hour ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Let me point out i wouldn’t want either long term at this point. However i saw teammates not want Tua to start on the dolphins and for moving on from him heading into year 2. I rather have hurts. Even hurts numbers last year were better than Tua who played 13 games. And hurts played 15. Even at Tua’s pace he was going to be right where jalen hurts was as a passer in terms of yardage. And i think he’s more injury prone 

I think Hurts, Tua, and Daniel Jones are all in a turtle race at this point, and I don't expect any of them to keep their starting jobs beyond this season -- but it will be somewhat interesting to see who has the best 2022.  I have serious doubts as to McDaniel's qualifications to run an NFL offense, and I also think Daboll is overrated. 

Tua will have the best supporting cast of players around him, Hurts has the best situation as far as coaching continuity, and Jones ..... good luck Jones

Btw -- 'good luck Jones' also goes for Mac Jones, who will have Joe Judge as his coach for 2022.  

4 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I can post it though

I got some potentially devastating news for you. Windhorst and Aldridge have alluded to maxey being potentially traded for a Star 

3 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

I think Hurts, Tua, and Daniel Jones are all in a turtle race at this point, and I don't expect any of them to keep their starting jobs beyond this season -- but it will be somewhat interesting to see who has the best 2022.  I have serious doubts as to McDaniel's qualifications to run an NFL offense, and I also think Daboll is overrated. 

Tua will have the best supporting cast of players around him, Hurts has the best situation as far as coaching continuity, and Jones ..... good luck Jones

Btw -- 'good luck Jones' also goes for Mac Jones, who will have Joe Judge as his coach for 2022.  

Frankly i think they want to move on from jones but this draft there wasn’t anyone to move on with. So they figured might as well give him another shot. If he sucks they’ll be picking up high enough to get a QB they like more. If he’s good it solves a problem. Hats off to the giants though their line might not be total crap next year  

tua has the best weapons. He should be able to thrive. I just don’t trust him. I didn’t love him coming out. I wasn’t head over heels with herbert but i would’ve taken herbert over him just due to the injury alone. Part of me hates the chargers cause they’ve had Brees, Rivers and then herbert. I love watching herbert play. 

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

I got some potentially devastating news for you. Windhorst and Aldridge have alluded to maxey being potentially traded for a Star 

I assume Morey will continue to screw up the team.  Whatever... it's what we sign up for as Philly fans.  I'm ready for disaster. 

Mavericks pull the upset tonight?

Think it will be a close game.

The trade for AJ Brown was awesome, and I will give Howie credit for that.  You want to know what would've been better?  Not whiffing on the Reagor and JJAW picks so badly. 

Always finding the cap room to make moves and signings is awesome.  You want to know what would've been better?  Not kicking the cap can down the road years at a time and having dead cap space eaten up by players who aren't even on the team anymore. 

Howie is great at making trades but he's absolutely terrible at drafting.  He's able to bail himself out of the messes he creates himself.  And instead of being a sound and financially healthy franchise, we're stuck paying clowns like Alshon years after they're gone and the only way we have out is "well the cap will continue to go up" and "it's only a reasonable percentage of our overall cap"

Credit where its due but he's FAR from being the god he gets made out to be sometimes.

16 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I assume Morey will continue to screw up the team.  Whatever... it's what we sign up for as Philly fans.  I'm ready for disaster. 

If it makes you feel any better i bought this so if they screw me over it’d be on par 

16 minutes ago, Iggles25 said:

Mavericks pull the upset tonight?

Think it will be a close game.

Doncic has been playing out of his mind but not sure it's enough against the splash bros 

1 hour ago, Outlaw said:

I can't see it happening unfortunately.

Idk man. Seems like everything is coming together this offseason except QB1

1 hour ago, downundermike said:

Would have to sign him to an extension, not sure the Eagles have the cap to do it, and it would have to wait until June 1st to get the room from the Cox release.

What's the cap looking like next season? 3 mil and change currently? Not including the post June 1st savings this season that I'm sure we will roll over

19 minutes ago, Iggles25 said:

Mavericks pull the upset tonight?

Think it will be a close game.

Warriors vs Heat in the finals

Maxey isn’t being traded unless the star coming back is a real star and is 25-26 or under. So basically there is really no one available. Don’t be silly. 

7 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

I’d be livid.  That looks small. 

Picture is deceiving. Also Nike basketball jersey 48 is a XL but really with how they are made it’s more like a large. Frankly more like an oversized medium.

im ok dealing maxey if they were gonna somehow pull someone like a luka or in that class of star which is never going to happen. I don’t think they could get Donovan mitchell as i think he wants out of utah but he only wants to go to like Miami or atlanta. But Mitchell is kind of a pain in the ass type personality. If they deal maxey to get beal I’d be pissed. I don’t think beal at 29 is the guy that gets them over the top. 

23 hours ago, NCiggles said:

This is true.  I mean it really depends on what you're eating.  I am not a big fan of too much heat regularly.   I usually like to keep Texas Pete's, siracha and Valentina/tapato depending on the cuisine.  I probably don't get much spicier than Tapatio. The exception might be if I'm out to eat somewhere and there's something that looks interesting.  

Mexican guy I use to work with recommended Valentina and relatively cheap but had to hit a local international store to find it 

39 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Getter not seeker.  It happens. 

Yep.  You’d still be wrong.  But at least you’re consistent.  

I'm definitely right.  Howie is elite

4 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I'm definitely right.  Howie is elite

No, he is far from it.

5 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I'm definitely right.  Howie is elite

Wrong

29 minutes ago, Khani1 said:

Maxey isn’t being traded unless the star coming back is a real star and is 25-26 or under. So basically there is really no one available. Don’t be silly. 

Spider is available but I can't stand him.

4 hours ago, justrelax said:

And play in nickel and dime packages.

I still think he is likely best suited to safety 

but we seem to not like that conversion…

5 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I'm definitely right.  Howie is elite

Howie has the capacity to be elite.  The past 16 months demonstrate that.

The three year before that, though, make it hard to fully buy in.

We'll see.  The trend is encouraging.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I won't say sweep but Eagles should be able to beat Dallas at least once this year. They have a better roster besides the most glaring spot. 

I have to give Howie credit. He had a good off-season. They just have a POS for an engine on offense.

14 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Howie has the capacity to be elite.  The past 16 months demonstrate that.

The three year before that, though, make it hard to fully buy in.

We'll see.  The trend is encouraging.

Yeah, he seems to be the Nick Foles of GMs. Great at times and sucks the rest.

Howie is really good at certain things and really bad at others.

The Good:

He has absolutely fleeced teams in trades, and is super active in evaluating trades and draft day moves. He seems to understand very well the flow of free agency/the draft letting him do things like capitalize on a strong UDFA class or find some bargains in free agency after the first round of signing or even the summer. He also seems to be decent at bringing solid front office staff in given the number of guys that have been poached recently. He also has shown the ability to listen to his veteran position coaches like Stout when it comes to which players to go get. He has been solid at getting out of (his own) crappy contracts while minimizing the impact. 

The bad:

He has been inconsistent at best in draft talent evaluations especially for certain positions. He can't seem to draft a WR to save his life and DB hasn't been much better.  He has sunk too much money in aging vets and it has bitten him in the arse way too many times. He has relied on future money way too much to pay these players leaving the team paying retired or struggling players way too much meaning he's usually cleaning up his own mess.

He's a massive boom or bust GM. I really like what he has done recently but  also wouldn't be totally surprised if he managed to completely screw things up next year either. Hopefully he has learned from his mistakes. 🤞