34 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Not that it makes anything any better. 
 

Hire a damn professional driver. Athletes never learn.  

NFL has a driving service which apparently doesn't get used by these guys

14 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Oh yes, the NFL.  And I put money down on him months ago for this before his odds started to skyrocket up.  

But you won’t take a bet on a message board.  I doubt you even put money down, trolling for sure.

Off Topic:

Just saw the Tuck Rule 30 for 30.

That was a fumble.

Brady pretty much admitted it in the episode.

The last five NFL MVP’s threw 37, 48, 36, 50 and 32 TD’s.

Jalen Hurts has absolutely no chance, none, zero, nada shot at being MVP.  He won’t even get a vote.

@RememberTheKoy is a trolling fraud and would not make any type of bet on that.

2 minutes ago, downundermike said:

The last five NFL MVP’s threw 37, 48, 36, 50 and 32 TD’s.

Jalen Hurts has absolutely no chance, none, zero, nada shot at being MVP.  He won’t even get a vote.

@RememberTheKoy is a trolling fraud and would not make any type of bet on that.

Can’t believe Lamar Jackson threw 36 TD that year (and only 6 INT). He’s fallen off a cliff in the passing game.

2 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Can’t believe Lamar Jackson threw 36 TD that year (and only 6 INT). He’s fallen off a cliff in the passing game.

9 QB’s threw twice as many TD’s as Hurts last year.

Josh Allen had as many rushing yards as Hurts, and threw for 1300 more yards.

Jalen Hurts did not even have 4000 yards of total offense, Brady passed for 5300 yards.

Anyone that thinks Hurts can do enough with the numbers and wins that Mahommes, Brady, Allen and Stanford will put up is either trolling or a delirious homer.

Deebo, Kupp and Taylor have a better shot at MVP than Hurts.

 

12 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

NFL has a driving service which apparently doesn't get used by these guys

I wouldn’t use it either if I was heavily drunk and on drugs, it’s probably just a contact with Uber or something. I’d get my own guy. 

24 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

I don’t like how he bends his tongue and thumb in this. Makes me cringe every time I see it.

What odds did you get?

You don’t wanna know what it makes RTK do 

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

If you lose the bet, will you just put the sports book on ignore?

8 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Can’t believe Lamar Jackson threw 36 TD that year (and only 6 INT). He’s fallen off a cliff in the passing game.

 I think he caught some teams off guard in his 2nd season, and in 2020 he threw for 26.  Last season was ehh, he only played 12 games and their O-Line and RB’s were destroyed by injuries. 

I don't think Hurts has a chance simply because it's likely going to be someone from the AFCW

The amount of talent in that division makes me think the mvp is going to be there

8 minutes ago, downundermike said:

9 QB’s threw twice as many TD’s as Hurts last year.

Josh Allen had as many rushing yards as Hurts, and threw for 1300 more yards.

Jalen Hurts did not even have 4000 yards of total offense, Brady passed for 5300 yards.

Anyone that thinks Hurts can do enough with the numbers and wins that Mahommes, Brady, Allen and Stanford will put up is either trolling or a delirious homer.

Deebo, Kupp and Taylor have a better shot at MVP than Hurts.

 

I agree with everything you said.

I just don’t see the relevance to my post lol.

But thank you for changing your avatar.

13 hours ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Hot Take… 

People who switch last names on jerseys are garbage people. Anyone who puts "Brown” on a Wentz jersey is just an effing piece of trash. Get a job, bum. And it’s not funny or clever. 

You gotta admit this is pretty good. I snapped this shot walking into the Saints game this last year. 

1 minute ago, Mike030270 said:

I don't think Hurts has a chance simply because it's likely going to be someone from the AFCW

The amount of talent in that division makes me think the mvp is going to be there

Yep.  Herbert had 5000 passing yards and 38 TD’s last year. Even if he stays the same, which he won’t, Hurts can’t touch those numbers.

Whats the story with Moreland? Why has be been bouncing around to different teams?

7 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Whats the story with Moreland? Why has be been bouncing around to different teams?

He’s a 7th rounder who has shown enough promise to get claimed but not enough to get meaningful playing time as of late

3 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

He’s a 7th rounder who has shown enough promise to get claimed but not enough to get meaningful playing time as of late

In essence, the perfect Eagles DB.

Who has the most to prove in 2022 with the talent around them. Sirianni, Gannon, or Hurts.

Sirianni is kind of an under the radar one. It’s widely accepted he had a good year in 2021, and I guess he did, but I still have no idea how good of a coach the dude is. They basically ran the ball down the throats of bad teams and were terrible against teams above .500. I have no idea how to evaluate that coaching job, honestly. I was hoping for at least one game where they came in as heavy underdogs and he came in there and out coached the better team just one time and it didn’t happen.

As for the question, I’m going to Gannon. Main reason: the defense had the biggest turnover and Gannon had way more hype than Hurts did. When the Eagles hired Gannon don’t forget he was labeled by some as this genius DC everyone was gushing over him and he was as ordinary as it gets. Now all the Gannon stans in the media are like "now he has all the pieces he can run his real defense!” Ok, then it better be impressive. If we see bums like Davis Mills completing 75% passes on this defense all year, then this dude is a fraud.

Just now, Sack that QB said:

 

Who has the most to prove in 2022 with the talent around them. Sirianni, Gannon, or Hurts

 

Hurts and it’s not even close.  

By the way when I ask that question I mean to you the fan personally, not to prove to the Eagles organization.

1 minute ago, downundermike said:

Hurts and it’s not even close.  

I’d say Gannon. All Hurts has to prove is he isn’t the guy, which will be easy. 

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

I’d say Gannon. All Hurts has to prove is he isn’t the guy, which will be easy. 

With the additions on defense, this will be Gannon’s second rookie year.  He will get at least two more years.

Yeah, it's Gannon for me.

The dilemma with Gannon is if he’s good he’ll be gone for a HC job. If he sucks he should be fired. Not many scenarios where he should be back as DC next year. 

11 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Who has the most to prove in 2022 with the talent around them. Sirianni, Gannon, or Hurts.

Sirianni is kind of an under the radar one. It’s widely accepted he had a good year in 2021, and I guess he did, but I still have no idea how good of a coach the dude is. They basically ran the ball down the throats of bad teams and were terrible against teams above .500. I have no idea how to evaluate that coaching job, honestly. I was hoping for at least one game where they came in as heavy underdogs and he came in there and out coached the better team just one time and it didn’t happen.

As for the question, I’m going to Gannon. Main reason: the defense had the biggest turnover and Gannon had way more hype than Hurts did. When the Eagles hired Gannon don’t forget he was labeled by some as this genius DC everyone was gushing over him and he was as ordinary as it gets. Now all the Gannon stans in the media are like "now he has all the pieces he can run his real defense!” Ok, then it better be impressive. If we see bums like Davis Mills completing 75% passes on this defense all year, then this dude is a fraud.

Sirianni basically gets a pass from me until he has a QB who can run a functional NFL offense.