13 hours ago, olsilverhair said:

Herbert>hurts and rtk

Herbert>t1000

3 minutes ago, hputenis said:

I’d keep that a secret. Also did olsilverpubes watch from his crate? 

6 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Link?

 

 

12 hours ago, Mike31mt said:

Unless theyre damn-near ripe, no they wont ripen off the tree.  And they ripen super fast so that's why theyre not really commercially cultivated.  You have to get them fast and before the animals get to them.   You can substitute them for bananas, so like a banana bread recipe will work.  You dont want them over ripe though because they get mushy and gross.

Me and this country dude humped through the brush along an old railroad trail for like 45 min to get to his secret spot and there were like 100 trees.  

To be honest the taste isnt amazing but the novelty of this weird, tropical looking fruit is worth it. Its the largest native fruit in the US and most people dont even know about it.  I bet you can find them in spots in PA too.

 

 

 

1 hour ago, Alphagrand said:

Agree on all your points (without quoting the entire post) -- but, please -- the ignore feature.  If everyone would just put these tools on ignore instead of entertaining them for 5-10 pages it would do a lot to clean up your frustrations and others as well.  They WANT the back-and-forth and name-calling; it's entertainment for them.  Without it, sooner or later they will leave

I have quite a few people on ignore, and I'm sure just as many have me on ignore.  I do so because conversation with them becomes pointless and confrontational, not because they're bad people.  The moderators likely have full time jobs and don't have the time or energy to read the blog all day.  

One feature I've suggested before and will suggest again is, when you have a user on ignore it should also not show any replies to them by other posters.  When folks actively engage these trolls it forces everyone else to have to read the pettiness as well.  

It's amazing to me that people don't use the ignore feature

7 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

 

 

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Wow

 

 

#goals

One of the main issues I have with Hurts in a nutshell:

 

7 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

One of the main issues I have with Hurts in a nutshell:

 

I put a lot of this on coaching. However, I see their point if it costs wins. Hurts is who he is. Let’s just hope he keeps being the best version of himself and the D-Line stops sucking 

7 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

One of the main issues I have with Hurts in a nutshell:

 

His reason for the bailing of the pocket on that one play was because no one was open. My counter to that is what if he stayed in the pocket until someone perhaps got open? Hurts had a timer in his head and no one was open during it so he ran

I agree with the rest

37 minutes ago, downundermike said:

 

1 hour ago, Alphagrand said:

Agree on all your points (without quoting the entire post) -- but, please -- the ignore feature.  If everyone would just put these tools on ignore instead of entertaining them for 5-10 pages it would do a lot to clean up your frustrations and others as well.  They WANT the back-and-forth and name-calling; it's entertainment for them.  Without it, sooner or later they will leave

I have quite a few people on ignore, and I'm sure just as many have me on ignore.  I do so because conversation with them becomes pointless and confrontational, not because they're bad people.  The moderators likely have full time jobs and don't have the time or energy to read the blog all day.  

One feature I've suggested before and will suggest again is, when you have a user on ignore it should also not show any replies to them by other posters.  When folks actively engage these trolls it forces everyone else to have to read the pettiness as well.  

Amen to all of this. 

12 hours ago, The Blackfish said:

 We have people that do it for sneakers and used to for video games, at least she has some historical significance. 

Yeah but have you seen some of the refurbished Air Jordan 1's and have you ever played Super Mario 3?  

28 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

His reason for the bailing of the pocket on that one play was because no one was open. My counter to that is what if he stayed in the pocket until someone perhaps got open? Hurts had a timer in his head and no one was open during it so he ran

I agree with the rest

You should watch it again. Brown was open and Hurts had just enough time to get it to him. If Hurts stayed in the pocket and didn't throw he would have been sacked. 

Things going well in Dallas. 

14 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Things going well in Dallas. 

lol

52 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

His reason for the bailing of the pocket on that one play was because no one was open. My counter to that is what if he stayed in the pocket until someone perhaps got open? Hurts had a timer in his head and no one was open during it so he ran

I agree with the rest

There were definitely a few times last game where he had to bail because of a collapsing pocket/free rusher. I would like to see him reset after bailing more frequently though. Once he gets going it seems as if he fully commits instead of keeping his eyes downfield early on. We'll see. 

18 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Things going well in Dallas. 

Seems not long ago, he was supposed to be the next hot thing as far as play callers go. 

12 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Both are smaller (5’8) and coming out of LSU CEH was a really good receiving back. His first two years in the league the chiefs just haven’t utilized it. They have so far this year. He has 7 receptions already. Had only 19 last year and 36 the year before. I think westbrook is a more elusive back than CEH who uses more power. But coming out of college CEH was a very good receiving back in his last year and people thought they’d use him similarly to how reid used westbrook. 

It feels like they just haven't needed to use him.  He was added after they won the SB to a team of loaded offensive weapons and a QB that can sling it around the yard with ease, where Westbrook had a huge portion of Andy Reid's playcard dedicated to him.  With that being said, I totally agree that Westbrook was much more elusive.  CEH might try to use power, but I think Westbrook has the edge there too.  Westbrook was a thick freak and still could have transitioned into a slot receiver role in today's NFL (which I think McCaffery should start thinking about).   

@LeanMeanGM:

Eagles 34 Vikings 24 in a Points-a-palooza.

1 minute ago, justrelax said:

You should watch it again. Brown was open and Hurts had just enough time to get it to him. If Hurts stayed in the pocket and didn't throw he would have been sacked. 

I don't think you're talking about the same play that I am. I'm talking about this one

 

30 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Payton will be their coach by Thanksgiving 

The Saints would have to agree to that, meaning that Dallas would have to send them a boatload of draft picks. It's hard to imagine something like that happening during a season.

1 hour ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Wow

 

 

Genuinely impressive he has 5 starts in 13 years. At what point is it not injury luck and more like voodoo?