Does anyone have the stat for the number of designed QB runs today? Scrambling not included. It had to be pushing 6 or 7

 

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

I think GB’s biggest issue is their WRs are bad. Allen Lazard is hurt. Watkins is not very good anymore. Doubs is a rookie. Watson is also a rookie. They really should consider signing fuller and trying to trade for cooks from the Texans. Reminds me of when the eagles thought an older desean, injury prone jeffery and 3 rookie WRs were enough to get the job done in 2020 

their oline was also not very good today. But i actually picked the Vikings in a parlay to win. 

Even with all that, if there ever was a QB who could drag them to 12 wins....

3 minutes ago, blindside said:

Does anyone have the stat for the number of designed QB runs today? Scrambling not included. It had to be pushing 6 or 7

 

Counting RPO's he chose to run?

Absolute crazy day for football. I held my crap in for six hours.

21 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

No good. Giants win.

Giants always seem to have luck that way against everyone but the Eagles.

Bills fans feel for the Titans fans.  Nice to see those franchises coming together commiserating at their last second FG misses against the Giants, after the Music City Miracle... 

21 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Saints won a 4th quarter comeback against a bottom 5 team. They "won”, but they’re clearly not the team people predicted them to be

Some people predicted them to be terrible.   But, either way, I can't see how a win could be classified as a 'flop'.   If the Saints flopped, so did the Eagles.

24 minutes ago, EagleJoe8 said:

No good. Giants win.

They play Carolina, Dallas, a surprising Chicago, Green Bay and then Baltimore. I have zero concern that they wont finish bottom 5 in the league. 

Titans just made a colossal mistake dumpin AJ, thats all.

Just now, Iggles_Phan said:

Some people predicted them to be terrible.   But, either way, I can't see how a win could be classified as a 'flop'.   If the Saints flopped, so did the Eagles.

We were up big, lightened the grip but held on at the end. They came out terrible and then just edged out a team that should have never been in that game to begin with. The narratives can tell a different tale than simply 1-0.

3 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

They play Carolina, Dallas, a surprising Chicago, Green Bay and then Baltimore. I have zero concern that they wont finish bottom 5 in the league. 

Titans just made a colossal mistake dumpin AJ, thats all.

I’m not thinking they’re a threat long term either. 

6 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Giants always seem to have luck that way against everyone but the Eagles.

Bills fans feel for the Titans fans.  Nice to see those franchises coming together commiserating at their last second FG misses against the Giants, after the Music City Miracle... 

Let the healing begin.

2 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

We were up big, lightened the grip but held on at the end. They came out terrible and then just edged out a team that should have never been in that game to begin with. The narratives can tell a different tale than simply 1-0.

I wouldn't say we lightened the grip.  I'd say that we couldn't tackle and our defense is still suspect.

Another way to look at it... The Eagles were trending down as the game wore on, whereas the Saints were trending up.  All a matter of perspective.  At the end of the day, both the Eagles and Saints are at 1-0, which sucks.  If the Saints were 0-1, we'd have a better feeling about how draft position.  But, come April, it won't matter how terrible they came out or who they played.  All that will matter is that the fact that they pulled it out likely costs us about 5 or 6 draft slots.

48 minutes ago, devpool said:

 

 

This is real?  Hurts has to know his seat is on fire right?

I don't like the Clapper on SNF.  Aikman, Irvin, Moose, Clapper now... too many ex-Cowboys in all this stuff.   🤮

I will never understand no socks with dress pants. Wearing them like they're capris never doesnt look bizarre.

 

If that means I dont know fashion, then I accept your ruling. Throw some black/red/white socks on Jalen's outfit and it's killer.

Robert Saleh doing a great job with the Jets.

2 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

This is real?  Hurts has to know his seat is on fire right?

I'm guessing pre-game he didn't go up to Smith and tell him that he wouldn't be getting targeted today.   Shame.  He's gotta treat all the WRs the same.

3 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

Robert Saleh doing a great job with the Jets.

@LeanMeanGM  my secret for Survivor Pools...pick against the Jets.  . 

Lol. Love that show (not the Netflix-led seasons. I don’t acknowledge those). 

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I'm guessing pre-game he didn't go up to Smith and tell him that he wouldn't be getting targeted today.   Shame.  He's gotta treat all the WRs the same.

I FIGURED IT OUT WITH HURTS...

Current Hurts

The Hurts we need

17 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Even with all that, if there ever was a QB who could drag them to 12 wins....

Counting RPO's he chose to run?

I think rodgers can get them to the playoffs. But that division is better. I think Minnesota is gonna be better. I actually think they could win the division win that roster. I also think the lions are much improved. The Bears i don’t think are very good. But trey lance and that storm allowed them to win that game. 

tbh i think the nfc could be worse than everyone once thought. Rams are getting nailed with injuries. Cardinals and Murray have been overrated. If trey lance sucks the niners are in trouble unless they pull him for Jimmy G. And the Seahawks are just bad. 

56 minutes ago, devpool said:

 

 

What we didn't know was that before the game, Hurts told Smith he wasn't going to throw to him all game.  The 1st preseason game when he did the same thing to Brown was just part of the prep.  

2 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Lol. Love that show (not the Netflix-led seasons. I don’t acknowledge those). 

He finally proved himself. 

Just saw this on SNF...

 

Giants are over 0.500 for the first time since the 2016 season.   

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

He finally proved himself. 

Hey, getting back to our Scott Frost discussion. I can’t believe the boosters decided to pay an extra $7.5M to fire him today instead of Oct. 1. Wild what pissed off rich people will do with their money. 

10 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I wouldn't say we lightened the grip.  I'd say that we couldn't tackle and our defense is still suspect.

Another way to look at it... The Eagles were trending down as the game wore on, whereas the Saints were trending up.  All a matter of perspective.  At the end of the day, both the Eagles and Saints are at 1-0, which sucks.  If the Saints were 0-1, we'd have a better feeling about how draft position.  But, come April, it won't matter how terrible they came out or who they played.  All that will matter is that the fact that they pulled it out likely costs us about 5 or 6 draft slots.

I had the saints falcons game on. You could feel the falcons blowing that game as the game wore on. They had multiple chances to put the saints out of their misery. Then landry did landry things. And Thomas remembered he played football. 

Just now, ManuManu said:

Hey, getting back to our Scott Frost discussion. I can’t believe the boosters decided to pay an extra $7.5M to fire him today instead of Oct. 1. Wild what pissed off rich people will do with their money. 

I haven’t been paying attention all day. That’s ridiculous they did that. Could’ve just waited 2 weeks. They weren’t beating Oklahoma with or without him. 

I just can’t get over how bad and unimpactful the D-Line was today.