I feel Like if we just ask madden football game to coach special teams we’d basically get the same results 

Actually hope he goes to the giants over Dallas. Cause i hate both but F Dallas 

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

Actually hope he goes to the giants over Dallas. Cause i hate both but F Dallas 

Don't believe that for a second. That's his agent trying to up the offer from the Cowboys.

OBJ may be washed but can the dude f off to another division at least?

Did anyone pay attention to how Brown looked after he rolled his ankle? I know he played but he was pretty non existent. No Goedert and a gimpy Brown would be a disaster. 

OK, let's do last 10 years of defensive drafts.  Find the impact players for me.  I'm talking guys who can change the outcome of a game.  Hell, let's just look at starters over the last decade.  I'm counting 5 starters and that's a push by counting Maddox a starter.  Davis will be a starter but he's currently 3rd on the depth chart.  Dean might but who knows.  So MAYBE over the last 10 years the Eagles have drafted 7 starters.  

Everyone is blowing Howie because he traded for AJ Brown  but this is just atrocious defensive drafting.  I know there's a Chip Kelly year in there but the overall outlook on defense in why they continually look to plug holes with aging vets and is because they can't draft.

2013- Bennie Logan, Earl Wolff, Joe Kruger, Jordan Poyer, David King

2014- Marcus Smith, Jalyen Watkins, Taylor Hart, Ed Reynolds, Beau Allen

2015- Eric Rowe, Jordan Hicks, JaCorey Shepard, Randall Evans, Brian Mihalik

2016- Blake Countess, Jalen Mills, Alex McCallister, Joe Walker

2017- Derek Barnett, Sidney Jones, Rasul Douglas, Nathan Gerry, Elijah Qualls

2018- Avonte Maddox, Josh Sweat

2019- Shareef Miller

2020- Davion Taylor, K'von Wallace, Shaun Bradley, Casey Toohill

2021- Milton Williams, Zech McPhearson, Marlon Tuipulotu, Tarron Jackson, JaCoboy Stevens, Patrick Johnson

2022- Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, Kyron Johnson

22 minutes ago, rrfierce said:

The front 4 are all on BIG money and are just not performing.

That's not true.   I heard Aikman tell everyone that this was a dominant defensive front.

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Did anyone pay attention to how Brown looked after he rolled his ankle? I know he played but he was pretty non existent. No Goedert and a gimpy Brown would be a disaster. 

He’s also had injury problems with the titans. I thought the same thing when i saw it happen and then how he completely disappeared the rest of the game. Means that smith is going to get a ton of targets and they really should rely on their run game more. 

2 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

OK, let's do last 10 years of defensive drafts.  Find the impact players for me.  I'm talking guys who can change the outcome of a game.  Hell, let's just look at starters over the last decade.  I'm counting 5 starters and that's a push by counting Maddox a starter.  Davis will be a starter but he's currently 3rd on the depth chart.  Dean might but who knows.  So MAYBE over the last 10 years the Eagles have drafted 7 starters.  

Everyone is blowing Howie because he traded for AJ Brown  but this is just atrocious defensive drafting.  I know there's a Chip Kelly year in there but the overall outlook on defense in why they continually look to plug holes with aging vets and is because they can't draft.

2013- Bennie Logan, Earl Wolff, Joe Kruger, Jordan Poyer, David King

2014- Marcus Smith, Jalyen Watkins, Taylor Hart, Ed Reynolds, Beau Allen

2015- Eric Rowe, Jordan Hicks, JaCorey Shepard, Randall Evans, Brian Mihalik

2016- Blake Countess, Jalen Mills, Alex McCallister, Joe Walker

2017- Derek Barnett, Sidney Jones, Rasul Douglas, Nathan Gerry, Elijah Qualls

2018- Avonte Maddox, Josh Sweat

2019- Shareef Miller

2020- Davion Taylor, K'von Wallace, Shaun Bradley, Casey Toohill

2021- Milton Williams, Zech McPhearson, Marlon Tuipulotu, Tarron Jackson, JaCoboy Stevens, Patrick Johnson

2022- Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, Kyron Johnson

The Whitesnake disrespect 

39 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

It's been an ongoing issue.  They can't draft DL to save their life.  This is the last 10 years of drafting DL for the Eagles.

This list includes 3 1st round picks a 3rd round pick and 2 4th round picks.  16 players drafted on the DL over the last decade.  56.5 sacks total, 1 "Pro Bowl" and 2 offensive lineman created.  I know sacks aren't the only thing that matters but let's be real, it's the measuring stick.  For as good as Stoutland has been at coaching OL, the Eagles have had terrible coaches across the DL.  To draft that many players and not be able to develop any of them is pathetic.  

2022- Jordan Davis, Kyron Johnson

2021- Milton Williams, Patrick Johnson, Tarron Jackson, Marlon Tuipulotu- 4 sacks

2020- Casey Toohill

2019- Shareef Miller

2018- Josh Sweat- 21 sacks

2017- Derek Barnett, Elijah Qualls- 21.5 sacks

2016- Alex McCallister

2015- Brian Mihalik

2014- Marcus Smith, Taylor Hart, Beau Allen-  6 sacks

2013- Bennie Logan, Joe Kruger, David King- 5 sacks

Maybe I should go over defensive players as a whole.  Not sure we would fair much better looking at who they have drafted over the last decade who's made a true impact.

You forgot to include Casey Toohill's TD.

 

 

 

Oh... you mean positive things for the Eagles.  My bad.

This A-hole…

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

OK, let's do last 10 years of defensive drafts.  Find the impact players for me.  I'm talking guys who can change the outcome of a game.  Hell, let's just look at starters over the last decade.  I'm counting 5 starters and that's a push by counting Maddox a starter.  Davis will be a starter but he's currently 3rd on the depth chart.  Dean might but who knows.  So MAYBE over the last 10 years the Eagles have drafted 7 starters.  

Everyone is blowing Howie because he traded for AJ Brown  but this is just atrocious defensive drafting.  I know there's a Chip Kelly year in there but the overall outlook on defense in why they continually look to plug holes with aging vets and is because they can't draft.

2013- Bennie Logan, Earl Wolff, Joe Kruger, Jordan Poyer, David King

2014- Marcus Smith, Jalyen Watkins, Taylor Hart, Ed Reynolds, Beau Allen

2015- Eric Rowe, Jordan Hicks, JaCorey Shepard, Randall Evans, Brian Mihalik

2016- Blake Countess, Jalen Mills, Alex McCallister, Joe Walker

2017- Derek Barnett, Sidney Jones, Rasul Douglas, Nathan Gerry, Elijah Qualls

2018- Avonte Maddox, Josh Sweat

2019- Shareef Miller

2020- Davion Taylor, K'von Wallace, Shaun Bradley, Casey Toohill

2021- Milton Williams, Zech McPhearson, Marlon Tuipulotu, Tarron Jackson, JaCoboy Stevens, Patrick Johnson

2022- Jordan Davis, Nakobe Dean, Kyron Johnson

They did use a pick to get Jernigan who played well for a while. Does that count? Not drafted but like Brown, brought in with a draft asset.

1 minute ago, Next_Up said:

They did use a pick to get Jernigan who played well for a while. Does that count? Not drafted but like Brown, brought in with a draft asset.

They also continually waste draft assets on guys like Genard Avery, Golden Tate and Robert Quinn.

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

The whole DL is incredibly overrated. Been saying it the last few years.  There's no one to fear.  No one to game plan against and no one who can really change a game on the DL.

 

Jordan Davis will get there. But yeah, that's it.

9 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

This A-hole…

F that twerp. I was screaming at the TV last night to Graham that if you're gonna hit him late, knock his arse out.

Taylor Whineicke will get rocked at some point.

F that nerd.

13 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

This A-hole…

It's almost like what Graham did was not a penalty, because the ref never blew the whistle, nor did Heineke clearly give himself up.

30 minutes ago, RLC said:

It's almost like what Graham did was not a penalty, because the ref never blew the whistle, nor did Heineke clearly give himself up.

He did.

He did what every QB does in victory formation. He did what any defender does who makes a game winning interception. He did what any offensive player does when they kneel at the goal line to run the clock out instead of scoring. 

He did what the rulebook says: "A runner declares himself down when going down or kneeling and clearly making no immediate effort to advance"

QB's also can't fake kneel anymore. Simulating a kneel behind the line of scrimmage is down. 

Forgot McLeod is on the Colts. They are also technically still in a playoff race. This game will not be easy. 

2 minutes ago, Eagle1ne said:

Forgot McLeod is on the Colts. They are also technically still in a playoff race. This game will not be easy. 

So is our good friend Dennis Kelly

 

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

He’s also had injury probes with the titans. I thought the same thing when i saw it happen and then how he completely disappeared the rest of the game. Means that smith is going to get a ton of targets and they really should rely on their run game more. 

29 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

He did what every QB does in victory formation.

But he was not in victory formation. He was a runner.

I don't disagree with what you're saying, but if that's true, then the ref should immediately blow the whistle (he didn't).

Eagles are the most disappointing 8-1 team in NFL history

🤣

I think it would be fun to have Davis and watson side by side playing on the eagles  lol

 

8 minutes ago, RLC said:

But he was not in victory formation. He was a runner.

I don't disagree with what you're saying, but if that's true, then the ref should immediately blow the whistle (he didn't).

I’m not going to defend the ref on this with not blowing it dead sooner. He should have known.