34 minutes ago, justrelax said:

QB runs. 

Allen: 10 rushes, 56 yards. Led both teams.

You don't have to run a lot but it's a back-breaker when you do.

Yup and Allen dropped some absolute dimes last night as well.

He had one throw on a blitz a guy in his face just stood tall in the pocket and launched a rainbow, I thought it temporarily left the stadium and that rain drop ,plop right in the bucket for a big gain.

Not too many guys can make that throw, hurts definitely not one of them.

1 minute ago, blindside said:

In terms of why they won, do you think they had more success because of the QB runs, or because of Allen making throws/getting the ball out quickly? Which played a more important role in their success. I didn’t see the game, so idk. 

He completed his first 14 passes

Allen didn’t run in the first half, I think just the one on the opening drive.

Between his WR giving up a free INT and Cook fumbling, he took the game into his own hands in the 2nd half.

Id be surprised if he reaches 10 carries in a regular season game again this year

2 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

The not catch with Dez in the playoffs.  

Nope.  Def So-Cal or West Texas.  

Both.

His ears reside in Texas and the rest of his body in So Cal.

43 minutes ago, justrelax said:

QB runs. 

Allen: 10 rushes, 56 yards. Led both teams.

You don't have to run a lot but it's a back-breaker when you do.

 

1 hour ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

White Castle parking lot tonight 8pm? 

A favorite exit sign on the Bruckner Expr in NYC.

42 minutes ago, justrelax said:

QB runs. 

Allen: 10 rushes, 56 yards. Led both teams.

You don't have to run a lot but it's a back-breaker when you do.

Personally, I think they relied on his running too much.  He got beat up unnecessarily.   He can't that type of punishment each week and last.

12 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Your 2023 Eagles QB if Hurts doesn't solidify the job this season. 

 

 

It's called a "Franchise Tag".

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

It's called a "Franchise Tag".

And if the Ravens don't franchise or extend Lamar then that tells you how his season went as a passer 

5 minutes ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

A favorite exit sign on the Bruckner Expr in NYC.

Racist

1 hour ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

I think he’s really inconsistent. Some days he looks like an All-Pro, others I don’t realize he’s on the field 

Exactly.  I posted his stats when I suggested he should be a trade chip.  Hargrave might be the most inconsistent Eagle.  Started off on a tear last year but then you might as well have been a PS player taking his snaps.

First 5 games.  6 sacks, 13 tackles

Final 12 games. 1.5 sacks, 14 tackles

The NFL counts sacks as TFL so in addition to the 7.5 sacks, he had 1.5 TFL. 

All of this while playing along side Fletcher Cox, who isn't what he was, but still commands double teams.  Sorry, I'm not extending that player when I just drafted Jordan Davis in the 1st, Milton Williams in the 3rd and Marlon Tuipulotu in the 6th over the last two drafts and the upcoming draft is going to be stacked as well.  Extending Hargrave would be a mistake.  Learn from what they did with Fletcher Cox. 

6 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Personally, I think they relied on his running too much.  He got beat up unnecessarily.   He can't that type of punishment each week and last.

The bigger hits by far were in the pocket. Stafford took a much worse beating. Seven sacks, fifteen QB hits. Brutal.

I'm just excited about the competitive advantage we're gaining by holding back how much CGJ will play and who will return punts.  These things must be tripling the prep time for the Lions 

If Hurts stinks this season, Howie is gonna take advantage of another QB on a cheap contract so he can continue to build the roster. Wouldn’t expect anyone other than a rookie being the QB next season if it isn’t Hurts.

2 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

I'm just excited about the competitive advantage we're gaining by holding back how much CGJ will play and who will return punts.  These things must be tripling the prep time for the Lions 

Dave Fipp must be losing his mind

3 minutes ago, justrelax said:

The bigger hits by far were in the pocket. Stafford took a much worse beating. Seven sacks, fifteen QB hits. Brutal.

They really missed their lt last night. The replacement was a disaster. 

 

1 minute ago, pgcd3 said:

I'm just excited about the competitive advantage we're gaining by holding back how much CGJ will play and who will return punts.  These things must be tripling the prep time for the Lions 

We're making more of this than they actually believe the advantage to be. 

But why not be opaque when the rules allow you?  It's free.

18 minutes ago, blindside said:

In terms of why they won, do you think they had more success because of the QB runs, or because of Allen making throws/getting the ball out quickly? Which played a more important role in their success. I didn’t see the game, so idk. 

Allen had at least two runs for first downs on third-down plays to extend drives. Those were killers. He also had better protection. Not that it was great, but it was better than Stafford's. Allen did not limit himself to quick throws.

Heretical as it is to say, I believe the Bills won because their lines were better on both sides of the ball, especially the D line. The Rams D line is Donald and three JAGs.

1 minute ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

We're making more of this than they actually believe the advantage to be. 

But why not be opaque when the rules allow you?  It's free.

I'd reverse competitive advantage them and just give out as much false information as I can

Just now, Connecticut Eagle said:

We're making more of this than they actually believe the advantage to be. 

But why not be opaque when the rules allow you?  It's free.

I forgot to mention holding back who the backup LT is 😂

I don't think it's a big deal but it's a bit of ridiculous culture. 

10 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Exactly.  I posted his stats when I suggested he should be a trade chip.  Hargrave might be the most inconsistent Eagle.  Started off on a tear last year but then you might as well have been a PS player taking his snaps.

First 5 games.  6 sacks, 13 tackles

Final 12 games. 1.5 sacks, 14 tackles

The NFL counts sacks as TFL so in addition to the 7.5 sacks, he had 1.5 TFL. 

All of this while playing along side Fletcher Cox, who isn't what he was, but still commands double teams.  Sorry, I'm not extending that player when I just drafted Jordan Davis in the 1st, Milton Williams in the 3rd and Marlon Tuipulotu in the 6th over the last two drafts and the upcoming draft is going to be stacked as well.  Extending Hargrave would be a mistake.  Learn from what they did with Fletcher Cox. 

Wasnt a statistic posted some time last year showing that Hargrave was the one who was mostly double teamed?

1 minute ago, pgcd3 said:

I forgot to mention holding back who the backup LT is 😂

I don't think it's a big deal but it's a bit of ridiculous culture. 

It's Driscoll and everybody knows it.

4 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

Glad there was an EpiPen nearby

32 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Your 2023 Eagles QB if Hurts doesn't solidify the job this season. 

 

 

We don't have the cap space for him sorry