I've been to about 20 sports stadiums and the only time I saw someone with a gun in a parking lot was Oakland. (Giants at A's game)

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

 

This is the same thing from a month ago, just FYI. ESP must be a little slow. 

17 minutes ago, Uscg-green said:

Fred Warner's wife whining about mean eagle fans

https://www.foxnews.com/sports/49ers-fred-warners-wife-says-why-she-probably-will-never-go-back-eagles-stadium-nfc-championship

Why did I read the comments.  Geez, people really are stupid, uninformed or continue to believe things based off of previous generations.  Mentions of these are the fans that throw snowballs at Santa, if they win the SB they will riot, if they lose they will riot and so on.  It's maddening.  There are 100% morons in our fan base but goodness.

15 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Wait.  She’s married but also a contestant on "The Bachelor”?   Yeah, she’s not looking for the attention.   

Plus she sounds like the type to be glued to her phone. So why no videos of the "harassment". 

 

Nice that it's with us

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Nice that it's with us

Do we get a draft pick?

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

This is the same thing from a month ago, just FYI. ESP must be a little slow. 

That’s an understatement. 

13 minutes ago, SkippyX said:

What team was 28th in passer rating allowed and gave up a league high 33 passing TDs?

The same team was 22nd in turnovers created on D.

They were 18th in yards per carry allowed.

 

I'm so scared that a good team might beat this all-time talented Eagles team!!!

They are about the same as the 2017 team

 

Offense - yards and points per game

2022 - 389.1 - 28.1

2017 - 365.8 - 28.6

Defense - yards and points per game

2022 - 301.5 - 20.2

2017 - 306.5 - 18.4

Takeaways and giveaways

2022 - 27 - 19

2017 - 31 - 20

 

The 2017 team did it with multiple starters, including the QB who was on the verge of being MVP missing games.

And the 2017 team offense has been light years better in the playoffs.

 

3 hours ago, TorontoEagle said:

I’ve been reading about the 3rd QB rule, which was eliminated when the NFL allowed any player to dress as the 46th active on game day.

My question is, NFL rosters are set at 53. Why don’t they just allow all 53 to be active on game day? What difference would it make?

Because the rule was always a 45 man roster.  The roster was expanded to 53, but remained only 45 active on game day.  Then came the 3rd quarterback rule, which meant dressing a 46th player, but he could only play within those wacky parameters.   The CBA hasn't pushed to dress all 53... but given the focus on 'player safety', it's a great question.  Why not activate all 53.  NCAA dress like 80 kids.  Not a huge deal, but would help some players get some more developmental opportunities in games.  And it shouldn't affect salary cap, unlike expanding the roster would.  Just expand the game day actives and you can really help the game out.

3 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Do we get a draft pick?

I believe that's for when specific coaches leave us

 

5 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Do we get a draft pick?

Well, Irsay can't decide on a head coach yet -- and she's probably more intelligent or qualified than Jeff Saturday, so ....... 

Annual opening act for the Halftime show

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

 

ESP will break this news on March 3rd

10 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

KC will be well prepared.  I think we underestimate Spags and his ability to use blitzes and disguise coverages.  I think the best approach will likely to be to focus on running the ball.  Mahomes is just the best QB in the League by a pretty big margin.  He will be healthier than he has been the last 2 games.  He will also be hungry for another Championship since he lost the last Super Bowl he appeared in and lost in the AFC Championship game last year.  

We heard Spags Spags Spags leading up to Tampa - KC and Tampa put up 31 in 3 quarters and then coasted.

The 2011 and 2007 Giants did the same thing. Once with Spags and once with the great Perry Fewell. It was not Spags. It was pash rush talent.

The 2019 49ers lost the SB because Jimmy G missed a wide open Sanders who Spags could not scheme to cover.

3 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Because the rule was always a 45 man roster.  The roster was expanded to 53, but remained only 45 active on game day.  Then came the 3rd quarterback rule, which meant dressing a 46th player, but he could only play within those wacky parameters.   The CBA hasn't pushed to dress all 53... but given the focus on 'player safety', it's a great question.  Why not activate all 53.  NCAA dress like 80 kids.  Not a huge deal, but would help some players get some more developmental opportunities in games.  And it shouldn't affect salary cap, unlike expanding the roster would.  Just expand the game day actives and you can really help the game out.

49ers are whining enough that there will be some type of rule change coming. It's a long, not really proud tradition of Conference Championship Game losers whining they lost and changing the rules. 

1 hour ago, Connecticut Eagle said:

Was listening to a podcast where they were discussing Smith and his jersey number.

I went to check.  DeVonta Smith may end up being the greatest NFL player to wear #6 by the time his career ends.

Current leaders are Jay Cutler and Thomas Morstead.  Seriously.

That's highly insulting to Sav Rocca.  

1 hour ago, Cliftoma said:

Niners fans on social media celebrating Trent Williams throwing Wallace to the ground like the Eagles didn't just break their whole f'n team 🤣

Celebrating a cheap shot that got him ejected from the game?  Pro Bowl LT being ejected for tossing a reserve S/ST player.   Yeah, fair trade.   

1 hour ago, NCiggles said:

I think you're forgetting Sav Rocca and Bubby Brister.  

Agreed.  Bubby was a beast in Pittsburgh!

55 minutes ago, greend said:

Your feelings have nothing to do with the outcome of the game. Quite frankly I don't get why everyone is dismissing K.C. they are nothing to sneeze at

It's true.  I was going to sneeze in their general direction, but then I decided to turn around... and I sneeze farted instead.

 

 

Chris Long joined the BwF podcast. It’s well worth taking out 25 minutes of your day to listen to it. 

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

I believe that's for when specific coaches leave us

Bad joke on my end.  I think having a woman of color on our staff is much more ground breaking than any minority getting a HC job.  Teams are going to hire a HC who they think give them the best chance to win a SB, no matter their race.  How many teams are out there hiring female/minority female coaches?  If the NFL is going to reward teams for giving opporunity, I think that's 100% more worthy of it than say Brian Johnson becoming a HC this year.  

With all that being said, I still think rewarding teams for hiring minorities is ridiculous.  If a team makes Brian Johnson an OC next year and then he gets hired as a HC in 2024, the Eagles get nothing out of that despite being the team that opened his door to the NFL by hiring him as QB coach.  Owners want to win.  Getting the best coach you can gives you a better chance at a SB.  Lovie Smith was fired because he is one of the most mediocore coaches around.  DeMeco Ryans is the Texans HC because not because he's black but because he was the best candidate by far.  

9 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

49ers are whining enough that there will be some type of rule change coming. It's a long, not really proud tradition of Conference Championship Game losers whining they lost and changing the rules. 

I must have too many people on ignore; I'm not following.  What's their beef with roster size?  They needed another cardboard cutout to watch pass rushers maim another QB?