6 hours ago, bpac55 said:

Probably means nothing, but every jersey is on sale on PE.com. 

I know the new wordmark isn't on jerseys until 2024.  

Either way, if you're looking for a jersey, prices are really good right now.

Thanks.  Just ordered a #93.

39 minutes ago, Mike31mt said:

Hell Id even take Desean Jackson over Shady.  Imagine him instead of Quez.

He would have caught that SB deep ball backpedaling and flipped into the end zone.

And hurt himself. 

9 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

interesting ?  what team even wants him ? he's nothing more than an off the street, desperation signing at this point. 

He would be a top end backup in the league so it'd be wise for a number of teams to be interested in him.

44 minutes ago, Aerolithe_Lion said:

Midnight green was the better color, but I was never a fan of the shiny uniforms. So I’d take the teal one, but if we could get the originally intended midnight green color in matte, that’d be awesome.

As for the vote, Reggie White used to play inside on passing downs. 
 

Reddick-Cox-White-Sweat and we’re going undefeated

The shiny helmet needs to go also.  Matte helmet would be sick.

5 hours ago, greendestiny27 said:

Caplan doesn't think Howie takes a CB at 10 regardless of who is there. That would be pretty sad if the case. It's the strength of the draft and there is very good top end talent that will be there at ten too. 

I prefer Banks at CB as long as Howie can swing a trade down.

 

4 hours ago, EaglePhan1986 said:

#freeshocker 

What did Shocker do to get banned?

4 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

He would be a top end backup in the league so it'd be wise for a number of teams to be interested in him.

what ???? if that were true he'd be signed. he was sat down behind a 3rd stringer last season. he's toast unless a team gets in a bind, period. 

2 minutes ago, mattwill said:

What did Shocker do to get banned?

17 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

interesting ?  what team even wants him ? he's nothing more than an off the street, desperation signing at this point. 

Cardinals make a little bit of sense for a one year thing. I doubt he gets signed anywhere until after the draft though. 

4 hours ago, greendestiny27 said:

It would be sad if they don't want a CB at ten even if he's the best player on the board and they pass on that for a reach at d-line or o-line. 

I don't believe any O-line pick would be a reach.  The talent is there.  The question with respect toan O-line pick is timing.

D-line does have "reach" potential.  However, neither Carter nor Wilson nor Anderson would be reaches.  Anderson and Wilson will more than likely be gone.  Trading up for either of them would be a "reach" in my opinion. The D-linemen after those 3 would be a reach at 10 in my opinion.

2 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Cardinals make a little bit of sense for a one year thing. I doubt he gets signed anywhere until after the draft though. 

and they would fit that "desperate team" category.  

4 hours ago, Alphagrand said:

I think they should pick at 10 and trade down from 30 — all depending how the board plays, of course.  In general, though, it’s very seldom the Eagles are in position to draft a top 10 talent, and I’m not buying that this draft is any weaker than the norm

I think they should trade down at both.

If Bradberry and Slay are our CB's for this year I'd rather draft a CB with very good measureables in round 2 or 3 to learn from them then going there at pick 10.  

Names that come to mind being

Julius Brents
Darius Rush 
Cam Smith 
Garrett Williams
Eli Ricks
Tyrique Stevenson 
Jaylon Jones 

Maybe Forbes if he can put on weight...  People say well DeVonta Smith isn't getting injured at 160 pounds but he's also not trying to tackle all these bigger dudes or getting hit by o-linemen down the field.
 

10 minutes ago, garingovt2000 said:

If Bradberry and Slay are our CB's for this year I'd rather draft a CB with very good measureables in round 2 or 3 to learn from them then going there at pick 10.  

Names that come to mind being

Julius Brents
Darius Rush 
Cam Smith 
Garrett Williams
Eli Ricks
Tyrique Stevenson 
Jaylon Jones 

Maybe Forbes if he can put on weight...  People say well DeVonta Smith isn't getting injured at 160 pounds but he's also not trying to tackle all these bigger dudes or getting hit by o-linemen down the field.
 

I’m trying to imagine Forbes tackling AJB or DK

36 minutes ago, Alpha_TATEr said:

what ???? if that were true he'd be signed. he was sat down behind a 3rd stringer last season. he's toast unless a team gets in a bind, period. 

 

He's likely holding out for a chance to start somewhere due to injury.  If you don't think he's a top end backup in the league then you're fooling yourself.

3 hours ago, bpac55 said:

Totally depends what you want in a tight end this year.  I think it's why it's smarter to pick one earlier rather than later.  Mayer is the jack of all trades, traditional TE but a mauler on the line and a mismatch in the passing game.  He's going to be a stud.  Kincaid is Zach Ertz if he can stay healthy.

If you mean Washington as in Darnell Washington, from UGA, he's the athletic freak with LT size.

I really like Iowa's Sam LaPorta.  He reminds me of a Mark Bavaro type of player with his RAC.  Tucker Kraft did it all at SDSU and looks like a Goedert clone, not just because of where he went to school.

The list goes on and on.  There are so many good tight ends.

I to like LaPorta and Luke Musgrave too.  Both ran a 4.6 40 at the Combine.  They could do real damage from the slot in the Eagles Offense.

3 hours ago, bpac55 said:

No argument from me regarding his acts.  I'll never defend them and don't know how any human could do what he did.  

However, sometimes getting caught is just what some people need to learn a lesson though?  You'd hope it doesn't get to that point but it does.  If you constantly speed and go many MPH over the speed limit but eventually get caught and lose your license, do you think you'd learn your lesson once you get it back or are you going to continue driving 100+ MPH?  You lost that privilege to drive and when you get it back, I'd assume you change who you are to maintain that privilege.  

Youve met humans, right?

6 hours ago, greendestiny27 said:

Caplan doesn't think Howie takes a CB at 10 regardless of who is there. That would be pretty sad if the case. It's the strength of the draft and there is very good top end talent that will be there at ten too. 

Well it’s a fluid situation so 

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

 

Read Zach Berman’s depth chart article and he shows Marquis Blair as a back of the roster S.  I recall that the outlier reporters said something bout him signing a futures contract but the Eagles never showed that on PE.com nor on the roster.  I do know they signed Tristin McCollum, who Zach lists as a CB. The Eagles list him as a DB.  In college he mainly played S.  His twin brother is a CB. Anyone else recall Blair being an Eagle?

Zach lists Bradley as backing up Morrow and Elliss backing up Dean.  He’s basically showing a 5/2/4 schematic in the depth chart.  He basically lists Davis as a NT but has Wilson backing him up and Marlon T backing up Cox. That seems backwards. Speaking of Wilson, he has been a disappointment considering all the talent he suggested coming out of high school.

What’s real interesting is all the OL they signed to futures.  Several of whom have NFL experience.  Opeta, Williams, Good Jones, both Johnsons, Robinson, Tom and Toth. That and Driscoll are the current depth. I expect that to change.

7 hours ago, Mike31mt said:

He made his own mess, I wouldnt factor any of that stuff into my analysis of him as far as where he ranks as an Eagle QB.

Hes lucky AR has a soft spot for garbage human beings and gave him a chance.  One of the toughest guys Ive ever had to root for in my Eagles fandom.

Must be nice to be so perfect and never have made any mistakes in your life.......

6 hours ago, bpac55 said:

Exactly how I feel and why he's my favorite Eagles QB and one of my favorite Eagles of all time.  Yea, he was frustrating to watch boy he was exciting as hell and made you sit on the edge of your seat every game.  

Vick very easily could have come here, had an ego and just thought, hey I'm back in the NFL and coasted along with a backup QB's paycheck.  Instead, he came in owned up to his mistakes, faced all of the media, all of the scrutiny and built himself back in to the most exciting player in the NFL.  His first year here he was 20 lbs overweight and you could tell how much it effected his play and his stamina.  

I'm a dog lover and what Vick did was inexcusable.  It was a demon from his past that unfortunately never went away until it was too late.  It was a part of his culture growing up and Vick either lacked the guidance or ignored it as he became an NFL superstar.  I can't speak for him but I can speak as to how I view the situation.  I hated what he did, but I was proud of what he made out of himself during his time in Philly. 

Well said

59 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

He's likely holding out for a chance to start somewhere due to injury.  If you don't think he's a top end backup in the league then you're fooling yourself.

he hasn't been offered anything from any team so using the term "holding out" is extremely weak. 

 

top end backup 

 

 

 

 

Rowe must be 40 by now…