12 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Why did you take me off ignore?  You must have read a post somehow.  Guess what, nobody gives a ish what you or @justrelax has to say.  You’re approval of a post or opinion just shows how damn arrogant you two are.  It’s a message board, no one is looking for any personal affirmation or validation in here.  At least not those of us who have a life.  I’ll continue to own you fools, whether you have me on ignore or not.  

I took you off ignore because of @Doc S.'s response to you and your thoughtful response to him.  Nothing more, nothing less.

11 hours ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

It sounds like the room for improvement you’re looking for demands having an offense that scores on nearly every possession. Even great offenses don’t manage that.

Scoring isn't necessary.  With the lead that had been built up, eating time off the clock would have been functional. 

Just now, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Is that your only choices? 

Nah. I got Sunday ticket. But I usually watch NFC east games. 

8 hours ago, ManuManu said:

The Eagles scored a TD on their final drive of the third quarter (Scott scored with 1:41 left), and then ran out the final 3:51 to ice the game, so what you said was factually incorrect.

If you go back and reread my comments, I focused on the "8th and 9th possessions" The 3rd Quarter drive  was the seventh possession and the final drive that ran out the clock was the 10th possession. However, reasonable people can agree to disagree reasonably.  You and I are looking at the performance in different contexts.

22 hours ago, mattwill said:

The first seven possessions of the game were functional ... as was the 10th possession.  They fit the definition of functional

The 8th and 9th possessions had a total of seven snaps (plus two punts) producing a total of 12 net yards and one delay of game penalty.  Those two possessions were not functional.

Winfield saved a Saints TD.

Snyders 3 and out.

48 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

7 fingered JPP is better than Barnett.  

Who fingered what?

Matt Ryan might be washed.

1 minute ago, RLC said:

Matt Ryan might be washed.

He has been for a couple years. 

Bucs will make up for that lucky Saints win last week with an easy victory today. Today will be the last day all season the saints are above .500

8 hours ago, ManuManu said:

The Eagles scored a TD on their final drive of the third quarter (Scott scored with 1:41 left), and then ran out the final 3:51 to ice the game, so what you said was factually incorrect.

Note that at the very end of the game, Scott was getting the carries. I wondered earlier if Sanders might be on a carry count or snap count to allow the hammy a bit more rest.  Part of me wonders if there was some hangover in Sanders tendency to go out of bounds when they are trying to kill the clock, although he didn’t right before they put in Scott.  Either way, Sanders run was integral to that clock killing drive.

Jones>hurts

Bucs fumble away the snap.

Jesus Christ Bucs. Fumbled a snap.

10 minutes ago, RLC said:

Matt Ryan might be washed.

He likely is. But He’s also down his top WR in Pittman and Pierce who by reports looked better than Campbell. 

Ryan might honestly be a downgrade from Wentz. Wentz took a disproportionate amount of blame for the Colts failures last year. Was he great? No, far from it, but he was solid for them. The Wentz experience is major swings of highs and lows, Matt Ryan has been almost all lows of late.

De'Andre Swift with a big run, 50 yards down to the Commies 7 yard line.

Swift just ripped off a huge run 

Not saying they couldn't get it together, but I never understood why some in here were so terrified of Washington.

Lions are blowing it and letting the Commanders stick around in this game 

Wash commies

Lions defense looks better than we thought

Hutch already having a much better game than last week.

Wentz still doesn't protect the ball and just got stripped for a safety 

Wentz is just a broken player at this point, sad to watch almost.