38 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Interesting conundrum. If Hurts gets injured and misses this year (or a large portion), what do the Eagles do? Wait until next year to see his improvement or draft a QB? Gotta think draft a QB right? That would be a terrible situation for him to find himself in.

*Knock on wood* but i'd assume they'd just draft a QB. He got injured last year and required surgery so if he misses significant time this year with an injury i cant imagine the eagles will want go into another year with him as the starter. 

47 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Interesting conundrum. If Hurts gets injured and misses this year (or a large portion), what do the Eagles do? Wait until next year to see his improvement or draft a QB? Gotta think draft a QB right? That would be a terrible situation for him to find himself in.

When you are a qb who is not a first round pick and not a good prospect, the onus is on you to prove you belong quickly.  3 years in without doing so and it would be an easy decision to move on.

54 minutes ago, Texas Eagle said:

Interesting conundrum. If Hurts gets injured and misses this year (or a large portion), what do the Eagles do? Wait until next year to see his improvement or draft a QB? Gotta think draft a QB right? That would be a terrible situation for him to find himself in.

The argument they made for drafting Hurts while Wentz was here was not wanting to miss out on high end potential at the most important position in the game. In that scenario they'd be passing up on better (projected) prospects to hold out hope for a player that proved less and in which they invested less than Wentz. Bummer for Hurts but I can't imagine they wouldn't draft a QB there.

21 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

When you are a qb who is not a first round pick and not a good prospect, the onus is on you to prove you belong quickly.  3 years in without doing so and it would be an easy decision to move on.

Even some first round picks who were meh prospects don’t get three years. Hurts is getting a lot more opportunity wise than most in his general situation. 

44 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Even some first round picks who were meh prospects don’t get three years. Hurts is getting a lot more opportunity wise than most in his general situation. 

I would argue that no qb in nfl history has the unique combination of not being a first round pick, not being close to a prototypical talent, not started out well, and still been an unquestioned starter in year 3.

Ok I'm a big Nascar guy. Is that Kelce in Chase Elliotts pitbox? 

2 hours ago, Texas Eagle said:

Interesting conundrum. If Hurts gets injured and misses this year (or a large portion), what do the Eagles do? Wait until next year to see his improvement or draft a QB? Gotta think draft a QB right? That would be a terrible situation for him to find himself in.

The ambiguous part would be if Hurts lights it up early in the season against the weak part of the schedule and gets injured mid-season before the difficult opponents.  
 

Looking at 2021, Hurts didn’t exactly light up the Lions or Giants though — I think Hurts has to be top 10 across the board or the Eagles will move on.  I can’t see them rewarding mediocrity with a huge contract extension, and I also don’t think Hurts shows up to voluntary minicamp or OTAs without one in hand.

16 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

66 passes thrown in his collegiate career so far, and taken off running 58 times.  He makes Jalen Hurts look like a field general.

Richardson is headed for the UDFA pool or second chance U unless he gets a clue this season.  

That's the media...they need something to spin.  It's purely media manufactured hype at this point.

7 hours ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

This is what I’m most excited for in 2022:

 

 

 

 

And then whatever Graham, Cox, Davis, Milton can give is just bonus. We should have a pretty stout pass rush

Tape doesn't show Barnett having success.  Who the heck developed these numbers?

1 hour ago, Uscg-green said:

Ok I'm a big Nascar guy. Is that Kelce in Chase Elliotts pitbox? 

I don’t think it is. Looks too young/small 

He’s fixed

5 hours ago, DEagle7 said:

Slay and Bradberry rightfully get all the attention but our CB depth is really intriguing as well. Gowan, McPherson, Vincent, Jobe, and Goodrich is a solid group of developmental players. Eagles have a lot of irons in that fire. 

My favorites are the ones the Eagles gave some capital for. McPhearson, Gowan, Vincent (preferably as a S/slot) and Scott.  In that order.  Gowan and Vincent are a bit green but showed great potential in college pre Covid.  I liked Gowan more than his team mate Robinson.  Good make up burst, nice shadow, smooth transition but green.  Vincent looked good at LSU, which produces some talented secondary players. Just a bit small but good fundamentals and ball skills and great speed.  A bit green. Scott has real talent.  Plays close. Just can’t stay healthy. 

I don’t put much stock in the cowpads game.  Much more practiced offense at the end of the season against a group that really hadn’t played much together. 

41 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

He’s fixed

I had a dawg I had to get fixed

2 hours ago, eagle45 said:

I would argue that no qb in nfl history has the unique combination of not being a first round pick, not being close to a prototypical talent, not started out well, and still been an unquestioned starter in year 3.

 

10 hours ago, Shalodeep said:

My comprehension and memory are fine. I also have the ability to read between the lines. To you hurts = good, anyone else on team must be bad. Reality is there are two better thrower of the football behind him and that makes his fans nervous so they attack. Watch their college film. Hurts threw to like 8 first round targets throughout his college career and they were often wide wide open and waiting for the ball. He still can't throw someone open. Strong didn't have huge separation to work with. He made NFL throws throughout his college career. Without health issues, strong is probably 2-3rd rounder. I seen your list of other injured players coming into college and all of them were positions that are far easier replaced than at QB. Strong may never get past his knee issues, but so far Hurts can't get past his deficiencies 

 

Eagles signed him with the hope that he can maybe one day develop into a QB that they can depend on as the primary backup with Minshew likely to walk in free agency next year.  There is nothing wrong with developing depth.  But that's all he realistically is and is what the Eagles realistic expectations of him would be.  That's what they tried with Nate Sudfeld.  The reality is that if Hurts doesn't do enough to solidify the job after this season then the Eagles will be looking to make a big move at QB through either a trade for a QB on another team or if that fails then moving up and targeting a guy in the draft.  Going to what would be a 2nd year UDFA who spent the year either as the 3rd QB or on the practice squad as the Eagles planned option at QB 1 will not even enter the equation for the FO if they decide to move on from Hurts at QB next offseason.  

2 hours ago, Wentz_Era said:

Tape doesn't show Barnett having success.  Who the heck developed these numbers?

 

Barnett makes a lot of stupid penalties but he also gets after it every play.  He was the one guy on our defense with any sort of real attitude.  

42 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Eagles signed him with the hope that he can maybe one day develop into a QB that they can depend on as the primary backup with Minshew likely to walk in free agency next year.  There is nothing wrong with developing depth.  But that's all he realistically is and is what the Eagles realistic expectations of him would be.  That's what they tried with Nate Sudfeld.  The reality is that if Hurts doesn't do enough to solidify the job after this season then the Eagles will be looking to make a big move at QB through either a trade for a QB on another team or if that fails then moving up and targeting a guy in the draft.  Going to what would be a 2nd year UDFA who spent the year either as the 3rd QB or on the practice squad as the Eagles planned option at QB 1 will not even enter the equation for the FO if they decide to move on from Hurts at QB next offseason.  

If going to a qb that was benched in college, was asked at the combine if he was willing to change positions, and had zero experience learning to pass instead of centering productivity on his legs…if they were willing to start that qb in year 2, then what’s so bad about an unheralded pocket passer in year 2?

Didn’t you say it doesn’t matter where a qb was drafted?

Anyone in the blog know this?

Curious on a ballpark estimate to put in central air, and heat in a house with no existing system. Just had baseboard, coal stove, and wall AC units. 

I want to know everything we need starting from scratch- Outside unit, furnace, duct work, etc. Ballpark price to expect in a quote.

 

4 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

He’s fixed

1-0 in at Breed Up Camp.

46 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Anyone in the blog know this?

Curious on a ballpark estimate to put in central air, and heat in a house with no existing system. Just had baseboard, coal stove, and wall AC units. 

I want to know everything we need starting from scratch- Outside unit, furnace, duct work, etc. Ballpark price to expect in a quote.

 

Ahhh, I had just had a quote of this when I was house shopping.  The house had pre-existing ducts however and I think it was around $7-8,000.  Don't quote me on that and it was months ago in the early stages of inflation.

3 hours ago, KDUB1510 said:

Might wanna delete that post, dude changed his Twitter profile pic to something that’ll get you banned

9 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Ahhh, I had just had a quote of this when I was house shopping.  The house had pre-existing ducts however and I think it was around $7-8,000.  Don't quote me on that and it was months ago in the early stages of inflation.

Thanks!

Thats somewhat encouraging. I think our ductwork would be slightly challenging, however its not a big house. If we were just adding those materials and labor for that part of the job it sounds like it may still be doable. 

Im just wondering if its even worth people's time to ask them to work up a quote on that kind of job. We are currently looking for install prices on a 5 zone mini-split. Based on the price of a 4 zone 2 years ago which we didnt end up doing, it seems like it might not be too much more to just go for the whole central air system. 

https://www.nbcsports.com/philadelphia/eagles/eagles-observations-britain-covey-jalen-hurts-dallas-goedert-nfl-offseason-2022

 

2. Jalen Hurts Stat of the Week: Over the last five weeks of last season, Hurts had a higher passer rating than Tom Brady. Hurts was 101.3 and Brady 100.3. 

 

4. Terrell Owens had 20 touchdown catches as an Eagle. Only three Eagles receivers have had more over the last 25 years (DeSean Jackson, Jeremy Maclin, Jordan Matthews). T.O. only played 21 games as an Eagle.

9 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Thanks!

Thats somewhat encouraging. I think our ductwork would be slightly challenging, however its not a big house. If we were just adding those materials and labor for that part of the job it sounds like it may still be doable. 

Im just wondering if its even worth people's time to ask them to work up a quote on that kind of job. We are currently looking for install prices on a 5 zone mini-split. Based on the price of a 4 zone 2 years ago which we didnt end up doing, it seems like it might not be too much more to just go for the whole central air system. 

mini splits are nice but still pretty pricey.  If you're going to pay for that I would go all in and do central.