Also did Kelvin Joseph ever have any punishment sent his way?  He's the Cowboys Cornerback that was involved in a fight and left the fight with his friends and was in the vehicle when someone from the vehicle shot and killed someone.  He then proceeded to delete all of his social media information as to hopefully not be implicated

 

 

28 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Eagles ratings

Treatment of Families: B-

Nutrition: A

Weight Room: A-

Strength Staff: A+

Training Room: C-

Training Staff: A+

Locker Room: C+

Travel: D

Overview

The Philadelphia Eagles ranked 14^thoverall in our guide. The major concerns expressed by player respondents relate to the team’s treatment of the players and their families. They do not provide a family room for players' families at the stadium, unlike most of the other clubs. Despite not offering this to players, they do have a family room for the family members of coaches and football operations staff. The air travel also stands out as an area where players felt there could be improvement: only 51% of players feel like they have enough room to spread out, and they are one of just eight teams in the league that do not offer their players first class seats. Players also feel that the facilities can improve - less than half of the team feel like they have enough hot and cold tub space. 

What raises this club’s overall score are the people who work with players, with training staffs and strength coaches ranking very highly. Also, they enjoy playing for Head Coach Nick Sirianni who is ranked as one of the most player-friendly coaches in the league. Club owner Jeffrey Lurie ranks 8^th in the NFL, with 97% of the players believing he is willing to upgrade the facility. 

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Really want to hear the stories on those F- for treatment of families

Those are almost assuredly the team being cheap and not giving tickets, comps, parties etc. Lurie has a huge Christmas party, an end of the season party and a BBQ before the season that all the players/families are invited to.

Jason Kelce also told a good story on his podcast that he was trying to get into the SB to see his brother play Tampa but they didn't have a ticket for his at the time 2 month old (didn't think they needed one) so security wouldn't let him in. He made a call to Big Dom and within minutes he got the head of security to come and let Jason and his family into the stadium. 

4 minutes ago, The Holy Vagabond said:

Jesus.

What's he been gardening?

2 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Overview

The Philadelphia Eagles ranked 14^thoverall in our guide. The major concerns expressed by player respondents relate to the team’s treatment of the players and their families. They do not provide a family room for players' families at the stadium, unlike most of the other clubs. Despite not offering this to players, they do have a family room for the family members of coaches and football operations staff. The air travel also stands out as an area where players felt there could be improvement: only 51% of players feel like they have enough room to spread out, and they are one of just eight teams in the league that do not offer their players first class seats. Players also feel that the facilities can improve - less than half of the team feel like they have enough hot and cold tub space. 

What raises this club’s overall score are the people who work with players, with training staffs and strength coaches ranking very highly. Also, they enjoy playing for Head Coach Nick Sirianni who is ranked as one of the most player-friendly coaches in the league. Club owner Jeffrey Lurie ranks 8^th in the NFL, with 97% of the players believing he is willing to upgrade the facility. 

The plight of the millionaire rages on.

Fight the good fight, fellas!

5 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Overview

The Philadelphia Eagles ranked 14^thoverall in our guide. The major concerns expressed by player respondents relate to the team’s treatment of the players and their families. They do not provide a family room for players' families at the stadium, unlike most of the other clubs. Despite not offering this to players, they do have a family room for the family members of coaches and football operations staff. The air travel also stands out as an area where players felt there could be improvement: only 51% of players feel like they have enough room to spread out, and they are one of just eight teams in the league that do not offer their players first class seats. Players also feel that the facilities can improve - less than half of the team feel like they have enough hot and cold tub space. 

What raises this club’s overall score are the people who work with players, with training staffs and strength coaches ranking very highly. Also, they enjoy playing for Head Coach Nick Sirianni who is ranked as one of the most player-friendly coaches in the league. Club owner Jeffrey Lurie ranks 8^th in the NFL, with 97% of the players believing he is willing to upgrade the facility. 

If you scroll to the bottom one of the complaints about travel is "No Roommates". That seems like a silly thing to complain about. 

3 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

If you scroll to the bottom one of the complaints about travel is "No Roommates". That seems like a silly thing to complain about. 

Hmm ... I guess it come down to give-and-take.  I would think if you're playing for Washington that Dan Snyder would have no problem with players having "roommates" along on road trips .... 

1 minute ago, Alphagrand said:

Hmm ... I guess it come down to give-and-take.  I would think if you're playing for Washington that Dan Snyder would have no problem with players having "roommates" along on road trips .... 

That's a good point. I wasn't thinking about "those" types of "roommates". 

6 hours ago, EricAllenPick6 said:

CGJ is only saying the things that the rest of us are thinking.  

Probably not an Eagles fan on the planet that didn‘t think that after the game.

Even Gannon said it. So what? Let CJGJ be honest and f— pc censorship.

8 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

If you scroll to the bottom one of the complaints about travel is "No Roommates". That seems like a silly thing to complain about. 

Didn't realize you could click on that

• Only 51% of players feel like they have enough room to spread out
• No roommates
• One of eight teams that do not offer first-class seats to their players

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

That's a good point. I wasn't thinking about "those" types of "roommates". 

Yeah it's probably guys that are butthurt they can't bring some skank in their room  

I think some people think it's a given if Seumalo leaves that Jurgens will take over. I'm not so sure about that.

3 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Yeah it's probably guys that are butthurt they can't bring some skank in their room  

Jamon Brown is still pissed 

Gannon got a new car since he’s gotten to Arizona 

 

Damn, CJGJ really gutted Gannon with that tweet.

2 hours ago, D-Shiznit said:

Hell Fin yeah. Draft him at 10, come what may.

Damn right.

14 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Yeah it's probably guys that are butthurt they can't bring some skank in their room  

We all know Fletcher Cox was one of those guys...

14 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

I think some people think it's a given if Seumalo leaves that Jurgens will take over. I'm not so sure about that.

I don't like jurgens at guard at all, unless he somehow gained about 20 lbs of muscle and his arms grew 6 more inches.

4 minutes ago, Utebird said:

I don't like jurgens at guard at all, unless he somehow gained about 20 lbs of muscle and his arms grew 6 more inches.

He’s the exact same size as Isaac, no?

Maybe a pound or two less?

Edit: Jurgens has longer arms than Isaac.

35 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Overview

The Philadelphia Eagles ranked 14^thoverall in our guide. The major concerns expressed by player respondents relate to the team’s treatment of the players and their families. They do not provide a family room for players' families at the stadium, unlike most of the other clubs. Despite not offering this to players, they do have a family room for the family members of coaches and football operations staff. The air travel also stands out as an area where players felt there could be improvement: only 51% of players feel like they have enough room to spread out, and they are one of just eight teams in the league that do not offer their players first class seats. Players also feel that the facilities can improve - less than half of the team feel like they have enough hot and cold tub space. 

What raises this club’s overall score are the people who work with players, with training staffs and strength coaches ranking very highly. Also, they enjoy playing for Head Coach Nick Sirianni who is ranked as one of the most player-friendly coaches in the league. Club owner Jeffrey Lurie ranks 8^th in the NFL, with 97% of the players believing he is willing to upgrade the facility. 

IMO, the Linc is not a good stadium.  But that is what it is.

Travel complaints feel silly.

Interesting that there is zero correlation between sustained success and these rankings.

7 minutes ago, Utebird said:

I don't like jurgens at guard at all, unless he somehow gained about 20 lbs of muscle and his arms grew 6 more inches.

They had their chances to play him at guard this past season when they had injuries and opted not to. Maybe it's because he's a rookie, but I'm thinking Stout either doesn't like him at guard or wants him purely focused on center and doesn't wanna mess him up changing positions, since he's going to be a huge part of the future when Kelce retires. If Seumalo leaves, I think the Eagles draft a replacement early.

9 minutes ago, Utebird said:

I don't like jurgens at guard at all, unless he somehow gained about 20 lbs of muscle and his arms grew 6 more inches.

Yes we went over this a few weeks ago... He's the same size as Isaac with longer arms

Letter grades are subjective. One player's idea of a B might be different from another player's. Not sure what to make from that list outside of the extremes, which are more indicative or pleasure/displeasure.

 

11 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Letter grades are subjective. One player's idea of a B might be different from another player's. Not sure what to make from that list outside of the extremes, which are more indicative or pleasure/displeasure.

Also depends if they have played for other teams to the better or worse