2 minutes ago, Eagle1ne said:

No, I would only trade trash to that organization. JJAW and a conditional 7th, final offer..

Add Reagor to that haul too.
 

But knowing the Trashington Commies, they’ll probably do the dumbest **** ever and trade him to the Rams for a 5th.

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

I also think Cole Turner is going to be a real weapon for them at TE/big slot.  That offense has potential to be scary. 

I really do think that Cole Turner is going to torment our defense just like Jordan Reed and Vernon Davis etc. There’s just something about Washington TEs pulling off embarrassing TDs against us.

4 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

Herbert had as many completions as we did attempts basically lol.

smith 90. 1200. 8

Geodert 78, 1100, 6TD

Quez 48, 600, 4TD

You think Quez would have less yards?

21 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Smith 1,948 yards, 16 TD's

Watkins 999 yards, 5 TD's

Goedert 1,362 yards 11 TD's

Reagor 299 yards 2 TD's

Lol come on now

8 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

NO still has a better roster than either the Panthers or Atlanta but they have a worse roster than last year but for backup QB.  I could certainly see them being very bad if they lose players to injury or Jameis doesn't play well.  

Nah. WR is wayyyyy better.  

5 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

You think Quez would have less yards?

Lol come on now

Had to top Kupp by one

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Landry too. Also already had a solid D and added Mathieu and Maye. Also forgot they added Dalton. He's not good but he's better than Siemian if Winston goes down. I think they are easily an above .500 team.

They lost Marcus Williams and Jenkins on D too.  They also are replacing Armstead with Penning at LT.  The Athletic did an article about players recovering from injury and had this to say about Michael Thomas:

 

Michael Thomas, NO

The Injury: Ankle surgery to repair deltoid ligament + additional damage

What it Means: It’s been a long road for Michael Thomas after missing nearly two seasons because of his right ankle injury. Thomas initially suffered the dreaded high ankle sprain in Week 1 of the 2020 season. He returned two months later but then re-injured it late in the season. He was expected to undergo offseason surgery but opted for rehab instead. That didn’t work, so Thomas had surgery last June to repair ligament damage and ended up missing the entire season. There was a setback sometime in November as well. The damage to his ankle included a torn deltoid ligament along with other ligament tears, which is very serious.

Injuries to Look Out For: Ongoing problems with right ankle, calf strain

Expectations for 2022: Thomas is no longer a reliable wide receiver. It’s been almost a year since his ankle surgery and he still isn’t fully recovered. He was not a participant at OTAs and might not be fully cleared for training camp. That’s concerning. He was also clearly favoring that ankle in videos that recently surfaced. Thomas is now 29 years old, which is getting up there for a wide receiver with a troublesome injury history. He will enter the season a High Injury Risk.

You also have to mix in that there's a first time head coach and that Jameis is coming back from injury and may not be able to start the season.  I think they are likely better than the Falcons and Panthers but I don't think they are easily an above .500 team.  

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Nah. WR is wayyyyy better.  

Look at the LT position and see above. 

4 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

They lost Marcus Williams and Jenkins on D too. 

LeanMean already gave you their replacements.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 Also already had a solid D and added Mathieu and Maye

 

Looks like Hinckley is out of prison.  Hopefully there aren't any "Win a date with Jodie Foster" contests coming up.

25 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

They lost Marcus Williams and Jenkins on D too.  They also are replacing Armstead with Penning at LT.  The Athletic did an article about players recovering from injury and had this to say about Michael Thomas:

 

Michael Thomas, NO

The Injury: Ankle surgery to repair deltoid ligament + additional damage

What it Means: It’s been a long road for Michael Thomas after missing nearly two seasons because of his right ankle injury. Thomas initially suffered the dreaded high ankle sprain in Week 1 of the 2020 season. He returned two months later but then re-injured it late in the season. He was expected to undergo offseason surgery but opted for rehab instead. That didn’t work, so Thomas had surgery last June to repair ligament damage and ended up missing the entire season. There was a setback sometime in November as well. The damage to his ankle included a torn deltoid ligament along with other ligament tears, which is very serious.

Injuries to Look Out For: Ongoing problems with right ankle, calf strain

Expectations for 2022: Thomas is no longer a reliable wide receiver. It’s been almost a year since his ankle surgery and he still isn’t fully recovered. He was not a participant at OTAs and might not be fully cleared for training camp. That’s concerning. He was also clearly favoring that ankle in videos that recently surfaced. Thomas is now 29 years old, which is getting up there for a wide receiver with a troublesome injury history. He will enter the season a High Injury Risk.

You also have to mix in that there's a first time head coach and that Jameis is coming back from injury and may not be able to start the season.  I think they are likely better than the Falcons and Panthers but I don't think they are easily an above .500 team.  

Look at the LT position and see above. 

Yea, LT is worse. They also lost Peat early on last season and get him back though. Same with Ramczyk who missed almost half the year.  Losing Williams hurt, but they brought in more depth at S. It's still a very good D. 

Take Thomas out of the equation completely and WR is still better. They are going from a starting trio of:

Tre'quan Smith, Marquez Callaway, Deonte Harris

to 

Jarvis Landry, Chris Olave, Marquez Callaway. And they still have Smith and Harris on the roster. 

They were an above .500 team last year with Siemian/Hill playing most of the games with one of the worst skill position groups in the NFL. They had to start Ian Book in a very winnable game that probably cost them a playoff birth. I don't see them falling off a cliff. 

NFC

EAST
1 EAGLES 
2 COWBOYS 
3 REDSKINS
4 GIANTS 

SOUTH
1 BUCS
2 FALCONS
3 SAINTS
4 PANTHERS

NORTH
1 VIKINGS 
2 PACKERS 
3 LIONS 
4 BEARS 

WEST
1 RAMS 
2 CARDINALS 
3 49ERS 
4 SEAHAWKS 

SEEDING
1 BUCS 
2.EAGLES 
3 RAMS 
4 VIKINGS
5 COWBOYS
6 PACKERS
7 CARDINALS 

AFC
EAST
1 BILLS 
2 PATRIOTS
3 DOLPHINS 
5 JETS 

SOUTH
1 JAGUARS 
2 TITANS
3 TEXANS
4 COLTS 

NORTH
1 RAVENS 
2 BENGALS 
3 STEELERS
4 BROWNS 

WEST
1 CHARGERS 
2 RAIDERS 
3 CHIEFS 
4 BRONCOS

SEEDING
1 BILLS 
2 RAVENS 
3 JAGUARS 
4 CHARGERS 
5 RAIDERS 
6 BENGALS 
7 CHIEFS 

 

WILD CARD WEEKEND
7 CARDINALS @ 2 EAGLES
6 PACKERS @ 3 RAMS
5 COWBOYS @ 4 VIKINGS
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7 CHIEFS @ 2 RAVENS
6 BENGALS @ 3 JAGUARS
5 RAIDERS @4 CHARGERS

DIVISIONAL WEEKEND
4 VIKINGS @1 BUCS
3 RAMS @ 2 EAGLES
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6 BENGALS @ 1 BILLS
4 CHARGERS @2 RAVENS

NFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
3 RAMS @ 1 BUCS 

AFC CHAMPIONSHIP GAME
2 RAVENS @ 1 BILLS

SUPER BOWL LVII
BUCS VS BILLS
SB MVP: BRADY

5 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

SEEDING

2.EAGLES 

5 hours ago, Allhaildawk said:

They’re going to try to weasel out of the deal

It'd be a whole lot better if they could get the contract voided with no dead cap. They need a few more 'masseuses' to appear. DeShaun could be the latest to learn the meaning of "The effin' you get for the effin' you got".

 

1 hour ago, Texas Eagle said:

If Herbert was our QB last year, what do Smith/Watkins/Goedert stat lines look like?

Watkins at least has 200 yards against Tampa.

Dude was open all game, I'd imagine Herbert could have gotten him the ball.

2 minutes ago, eglz1 said:

It'd be a whole lot better if they could get the contract voided with no dead cap. They need a few more 'masseuses' to appear.

 

Nah. Screw them. They didn't bother investigating it, they deserve what they get. 

1 hour ago, Kwahu said:

Would you trade a 1st and Quez to Washington for McLaurin? I mean…

No thanks.

1 minute ago, Utebird said:

Watkins at least has 200 yards against Tampa.

Dude was open all game, I'd imagine Herbert could have gotten him the ball.

Watkins might not have been open all game if Tampa Bay figured the Eagles had somebody that could get him the ball. Tampa Bay figured the Eagles didn't have anybody that could get Watkins the ball. They were right.

Isn't Kamara still facing suspension from his little incident a few months back?
 

I'm not buying the Saints at all.  New coach, new system, Kamara's availablity up in the air, Michael Thomas uncertainty, and Winston's never been a winner at any point in his career.  They might not be a top-5 pick but I call BS on them being anything more than 8-9

 

38 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

SEEDING

2.EAGLES 

@LeanMeanGM if you could do me the honors.

 

Once again RTK, posting something you really don't believe, trolling, trying to get a reaction, whatever.

So once again, put up or shut up.  Now I have two board bets for you.

 

1.  Jalen Hurts will not get a vote for MVP ( this one has been quote by others, so I know you have seen it )

2.  Eagles will not be higher than the 4th seed.

 

Both of these I am willing to bet a 1 month suspension on.  

7 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

 

You’re welcome 

11 minutes ago, downundermike said:

@LeanMeanGM if you could do me the honors.

 

Once again RTK, posting something you really don't believe, trolling, trying to get a reaction, whatever.

So once again, put up or shut up.  Now I have two board bets for you.

 

1.  Jalen Hurts will not get a vote for MVP ( this one has been quote by others, so I know you have seen it )

2.  Eagles will not be higher than the 4th seed.

 

Both of these I am willing to bet a 1 month suspension on.  

@RememberTheKoy take the bet you spaz 

11 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You’re welcome 

@RememberTheKoy take the bet you spaz 

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1 hour ago, Kwahu said:

Would you trade a 1st and Quez to Washington for McLaurin? I mean…

No way we can afford to pay AJB, Devonta (in 3 years), and Terry (now)

2 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

No way we can afford to pay AJB, Devonta (in 3 years), and Terry (now)

I heard a guest on the Jim Rome show talking about a McLaurin trade.  They were connecting the dots to the Colts.  

6 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

No way we can afford to pay AJB, Devonta (in 3 years), and Terry (now)

I think the commanches give him a new contract very soon.

13 minutes ago, dawkdaballhawk said:

Common examples of ableist language are words like, "lame,” "dumb,” "retarded,” "blind,” "deaf,” "idiot,” "imbecile,' "nuts,” "psycho,” and "spaz.” These terms can be associated with a person's identity or their challenges, and because of that, can be interpreted as insulting or hurtful.

Thank you (he/him/his)