1 minute ago, MrGreenBay said:

I didn’t think we had a chance last night. We did play you guys a little tough but it was probably in garbage time.

I hope you guys win the NFC.

It wasn't a garbage time TD.  It was a good throw and great job by Watson.  He looks to be a player.  Love looks like he is ready and he should be given the reigns.  

11 hours ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

Normally I'd be fighting my way onto a subway around now. Is this normally the time when we all complain about the game instead of being happy about winning?

As Herbie said "the thrill of victory and the agony of having to read about it the next day!”

3 hours ago, UK Eagle said:

It was too sloppy on O; they are doing well and in sync overall, but the moment you think your ish don't smell, that is when things go wrong.  The last couple of games have been too loose for me.

Yes agreed. However, the flow of the season doesn’t allow for a team to go thru it without a bad spell of play. The key is to win most of those games and the Eagles have won 2 of 3. They will start playing better again as things go on, they get some guys back, etc. 

Just now, NCiggles said:

It wasn't a garbage time TD.  It was a good throw and great job by Watson.  He looks to be a player.  Love looks like he is ready and he should be given the reigns.  

I don’t know. This season has really stung. I can’t believe how far we’ve fallen.

Just now, MrGreenBay said:

I hope you guys beat Minnesota for us again in the playoffs. 

Appreciate you guys beating Dallas a couple weeks back. Love looked good last night in limited action. Plus Dillion finally looked closer to last year. If they can run well with jones and Dillion i think love can have some success with the schedule you guys have coming up of vs. bears, vs. rams, at Miami, vs Vikings, vs lions

I couldn't believe Sirianni decided to trot Jake out for a 54 yarder instead of going for it on 4th and 3. I didn't have an issue with it, I was just surprised given the fact that he opted to go for a 4th and 10 from mid field the week before. Even under Doug in his final couple seasons, it felt like no one ever really trusted Jake from long in big spots and it never made sense to me. The guy has two of the clutchest kicks in the history of this franchise with the 61 yarder against NYG in 2017 and the field goal in the Super Bowl in the 4th quarter. He's earned the right to have those opportunities, so I was glad he shined again last night. Keep giving him those spots until he shows he's not capable of coming through. 

2 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

It wasn't a garbage time TD.  It was a good throw and great job by Watson.  He looks to be a player.  Love looks like he is ready and he should be given the reigns.  

Was. Also helped we had Epps covering watson which with Watson’s speed is really an advantage for Gb and love attacked it. I thought Blankenship did a good job most of yesterday but he took a really bad angle to watson

Just now, BDawk_ASamuel said:

I couldn't believe Sirianni decided to trot Jake out for a 54 yarder instead of going for it on 4th and 3. I didn't have an issue with it, I was just surprised given the fact that he opted to go for a 4th and 10 from mid field the week before. Even under Doug in his final couple seasons, it felt like no one ever really trusted Jake from long in big spots and it never made sense to me. The guy has two of the clutchest kicks in the history of this franchise with the 61 yarder against NYG in 2017 and the field goal in the Super Bowl in the 4th quarter. He's earned the right to have those opportunities, so I was glad he shined again last night. Keep giving him those spots until he shows he's not capable of coming through. 

Sirianni has been all over the place the last few games with his decisions. Not really sure what his process is. 

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

Appreciate you guys beating Dallas a couple weeks back. Love looked good last night in limited action. Plus Dillion finally looked closer to last year. If they can run well with jones and Dillion i think love can have some success with the schedule you guys have coming up of vs. bears, vs. rams, at Miami, vs Vikings, vs lions

I have no idea how we beat Dallas. Then the next week they pound Minnesota and the Giants. How we beat them with as bad as we are this year is unreal.

10 minutes ago, MrGreenBay said:

Who do you guys fear come playoff time?

3 minutes ago, Bacarty2 said:

Good comparison bud

 

Would you rather me go jamarr chase? Bengals won 3 in a row without him averaging more points per game at 33 then with him. 

i could use mixon who was out yesterday. Bengals won without him out there vs a playoff team. So don’t need him either

3 minutes ago, MrGreenBay said:

I don’t know. This season has really stung. I can’t believe how far we’ve fallen.

I'm surprised too. Is it the HC? I know you've had great records under him but have failed in the playoffs. When Eagles are out I usually watch Packers because Rodgers is just fun to watch. Do you think he's done or just injured this year?

Suggestion for Nick.  A huge amount of snaps on STs are for players that aren’t starters.  This week on walkthrough Wednesday, practice STs.  On rest Thursday, practice STs off on the side field and maybe use one of the padded practices. On tryout Tuesday, he should bring in every PS and stretch FA RS out there. Frankly, at this point I elevate Allen and see what he can offer, at least as a gunner.  

You have loaded down with coaching "consultants”, maybe one for STs. 

10 minutes ago, TorontoEagle said:

If you were drafting an NFL team tomorrow, would you take Etienne or Hasty? 

We all know the answer, but he won't actually say it, because it would show that he's being a troll.

I am confident you know this.

Just now, Swoop said:

We all know the answer, but he won't actually say it, because it would show that he's being a troll.

I am confident you know this.

He’s a hoagie mouth 

Just now, MrGreenBay said:

I don’t know. This season has really stung. I can’t believe how far we’ve fallen.

Well trading Adams wasn't the greatest move.  Losing Rashan Gary has hurt the defense.  The Packers also lack a difference maker on the d-line.  They got pushed around a lot and that's been a theme for the season.  Quay Walker looked good but the defensive front 7 just seems to struggle.  

8 minutes ago, MrGreenBay said:

I have no idea how we beat Dallas. Then the next week they pound Minnesota and the Giants. How we beat them with as bad as we are this year is unreal.

Rodgers just owns the cowboys. I figured Dallas would have a bounce back game vs. Minnesota and after the type of win Minnesota had at Buffalo the week prior they were due for a letdown. Giants aren’t as good as their record. Didn’t help they were banged up everywhere. 

not trying to be rude or mean but you guys should start love the rest of the year anyway. Odds you win out even with rodgers and make the postseason at 9-8 are really slim especially with giants and commanders holding the tiebreaker. 

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

I'm surprised too. Is it the HC? I know you've had great records under him but have failed in the playoffs. When Eagles are out I usually watch Packers because Rodgers is just fun to watch. Do you think he's done or just injured this year?

I think he could be done but he did have a broken thumb. Lafluer has terrible time management in close games. I think a little bit of our problems is coaching and our WRs are awful without Adams. We also have a terrible O line.

Just now, MrGreenBay said:

I think he could be done but he did have a broken thumb. Lafluer has terrible time management in close games. I think a little bit of our problems is coaching and our WRs are awful without Adams. We also have a terrible O line.

Watson has been fantastic lately. Finally healthy and hanging on to catches. Problem is it took too long for him to get to this consistency. Likely some health and some he’s a rookie. Plus Watkins and Cobb should really are underwhelming along side watson. Hopefully doubs and watson can get reps with love and hit the ground running next year. 

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

Guys we don’t need goedert because we won two games without him and scored 40 last night (more than any other game all year). Not a big deal in our offense.…

It's a little alarming if Goedert is that important for this passing offense to succeed.  If your 1st round Heisman Trophy winning WR and $100 million WR who also cost a 1st round pick need a TE to be successful then I have an issue with that.  Yea, you can expect a drop off from Goedert to TE2 but he shouldn't be the glue for the entire passing attack.  I would hope the WR they've invested so heavily in can produce on their own regardless of who lines up at TE.  I know Goedert is going to draw some coverage but again, if their WR are that good, they should be able to win matchups on their own.

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

Rodgers just owns the cowboys. I figured Dallas would have a bounce back game vs. Minnesota and after the type of win Minnesota had at Buffalo the week prior they were due for a letdown. Giants aren’t as good as their record. Didn’t help they were banged up everywhere. 

not trying to be rude IR mean but you guys should start love the rest of the year anyway. Odds you win out even with rodgers and make the postseason at 9-8 are really slim especially with giants and commanders holding the tiebreaker. 

I actually do agree about starting Love the rest of the season. We probably won’t win any games but hopefully he can see how good he is.

12 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

It wasn't a garbage time TD.  It was a good throw and great job by Watson.  He looks to be a player.  Love looks like he is ready and he should be given the reigns.  

Watson has an effortless stride and absolutely cooked Epps and Blankenship. He's going to be a nice player for them. 

Green Bay's issue this year has been their defense. They invested two first rounders into that unit and haven't gotten any returns yet. Second to last in the league against the run and not a ton of weapons at skill position on offense. Going into this season, they were designed to have a good 1-2 punch with Jones and Dillon, but when your defense puts you in a hole early you can't really play that style. Dillon has also been a let-down for the most part this season. Watson is coming along nicely for them the past month, but they still need another receiver or two. 

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

Rodgers just owns the cowboys. I figured Dallas would have a bounce back game vs. Minnesota and after the type of win Minnesota had at Buffalo the week prior they were due for a letdown. Giants aren’t as good as their record. Didn’t help they were banged up everywhere. 

not trying to be rude IR mean but you guys should start love the rest of the year anyway. Odds you win out even with rodgers and make the postseason at 9-8 are really slim especially with giants and commanders holding the tiebreaker. 

Models have it anywhere from 1% to 3%. They are done.

Just now, bpac55 said:

It's a little alarming if Goedert is that important for this passing offense to succeed.  If your 1st round Heisman Trophy winning WR and $100 million WR who also cost a 1st round pick need a TE to be successful then I have an issue with that.  Yea, you can expect a drop off from Goedert to TE2 but he shouldn't be the glue for the entire passing attack.  I would hope the WR they've invested so heavily in can produce on their own regardless of who lines up at TE.  I know Goedert is going to draw some coverage but again, if their WR are that good, they should be able to win matchups on their own.

I think last night can somewhat be attributed to brown not being himself after his illness. I’m thinking it’s likely a good game for him Sunday. Titans run defense is really good. So it’s likely heavy attacking the titans pass d. Smith had nice amount of targets last night. Would really love to see him go off one of these weeks. I think it’s gonna happen in the next 2 games. 

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Models have it anywhere from 1% to 3%. They are done.

We’re not used to losing and it hurts.