The goal for any nfl offense, when searching for weapons, should be to get two of the Hill/Waddle types at WR.  When you have two of them, it’s so so hard to defend your offense.

2 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Mustard having a day 

you like it in hpenis underwear?

Just like us, Miami does a great job of using RPOs and play action out of shotgun to create an easy pocket to throw from.

Just now, olsilverhair said:

you like it in hpenis underwear?

Who doesn’t love mustard on a hotdog. Yum

Analytics bozos.  If PIT was a decent team that could have been a game-losing decision 

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

The goal for any nfl offense, when searching for weapons, should be to get two of the Hill/Waddle types at WR.  When you have two of them, it’s so so hard to defend your offense.

Yet call a draw play on 4th and 3

This is the funniest out of context tweet ever 

Collinsworth nailing the analytics argument. The difference in these decisions are usually like 1%. You could make a case for either decision. I don't know why pro-analytics and people against them are so one-sided and dramatic.

I can't believe the Seahawks lead the NFC West this far into the season

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

I love the fans of the city when runs like this happen

That’s usually where I go to celebrate championships. It isn’t a super long drive from me and I have a friend who lives around the corner from there. When the Eagles won it was insane. I had to park like 10 blocks away. Every side street had no parking spots.

5 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

I can't believe the Seahawks lead the NFC West this far into the season

Tua keeps giving the ball to Pittsburgh and they keep dropping it.

Pickett bailed on his Bowl game and at that time that created discussion about Picket with a number of users liking the idea of the Eagles drafting him. 

Tua’s arm looks very below average. Anything over 10 yards it looks like he’s throwing his whole back into it. Definitely like Hurts’ arm better which is crazy considering the National title game a few years back 

The Dolphins' offense really is a lot like ours. They have some tricks in their scheme early with RPOs that takes the defense a few series to get the hang of. After that, they struggle to sustain drives.

3 hours ago, Uscg-green said:

How do championships rank in importance to you? Mine is Lombardi, Stanley Cup then World Series. Still really pumped though. 

Football for sure. By a mile. Nothing is close. Agreed on hockey second. Then baseball. Then NBA.

The Eagles winning the Super Bowl was probably the happiest moment of my life.

Speaking of celebrating, I still kick myself with regret for the Eagles parade, because while it was a good time, I had gone like 36 hours with no sleep, I was already a little sick so I had the chills, I went underdressed like an idiot. I couldn’t stop shivering the entire parade, like my teeth were chattering and I’m someone who usually runs warm. When I got home I just collapsed and woke up like 10 hours later. So I feel like I wasn’t able to enjoy it as much as I could. Since then I won’t make those same mistakes again, if the Eagles ever get us another parade. Hopefully this year.

21 minutes ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

Who doesn’t love mustard on a hotdog. Yum

Me. I don’t like hotdogs and I don’t put mustard on anything. So that combo isn’t happening in my world.

4 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

Football for sure. By a mile. Nothing is close. Agreed on hockey second. Then baseball. Then NBA.

The Eagles winning the Super Bowl was probably the happiest moment of my life.

This is where I have a tough time relating to many fans. While I consider myself a big fan I wouldn’t put the Eagles in the same category as my family, friends, career, etc.. At the end of the day, my existence has nothing to do with the outcome of the game. It’s always awkward when someone wishes me good luck or congratulates me because of an Eagles game. 

I mean no offense and I don’t have kids but I could not imagine a Super Bowl being up there with a birth of a child or milestone career achievement. Not even close. 

1 minute ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

Me. I don’t like hotdogs and I don’t put mustard on anything. So that combo isn’t happening in my world.

11 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

The Dolphins' offense really is a lot like ours. They have some tricks in their scheme early with RPOs that takes the defense a few series to get the hang of. After that, they struggle to sustain drives.

The Dolphins struggle to pass protect, which also hurts. They also don't try to play ball control like we do.

3 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

Me. I don’t like hotdogs and I don’t put mustard on anything. So that combo isn’t happening in my world.

I love mustard, but my wife doesn't so my 3 kids followed suit and all hate mustard🤷‍♂️

1 minute ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

This is where I have a tough time relating to many fans. While I consider myself a big fan I wouldn’t put the Eagles in the same category as my family, friends, career, etc.. At the end of the day, my existence has nothing to do with the outcome of the game. It’s always awkward when someone wishes me good luck or congratulates me because of an Eagles game. 

I mean no offense and I don’t have kids but I could not imagine a Super Bowl being up there with a birth of a child or milestone career achievement. Not even close. 

I get your point. But I don’t have any children so I can’t really relate to that. 

Hard to envision this Steelers team beating the Eagles next week. 

1 minute ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I get your point. But I don’t have any children so I can’t really relate to that. 

I also get that it probably means more to you due to the fact you grew in Philly (I’m assuming) and going to games since they played at Franklin field