Wade Wilson can still coach defense.  Bring him in!

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Wade Wilson can still coach defense.  Bring him in!

Teams can take on the personality of their OC/DC. Is it any surprise that our defense was passive?

I can remember when Rallis was hired, that there was a lot of hand wringing that he was too young, too inexperienced and wouldn't be able to lead in that room.  2 years later....  Good on him.

This staff is going to be very different next season

8 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

I can remember when Rallis was hired, that there was a lot of hand wringing that he was too young, too inexperienced and wouldn't be able to lead in that room.  2 years later....  Good on him.

This staff is going to be very different next season

2 years later the same guy who choked in the SB where the LBs didn't play well is giving him a DC job.

The super inexperienced staff with Kyler Murray. What could go wrong?

4 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

The super inexperienced staff with Kyler Murray. What could go wrong?

They can all play CoD together?

What made Mac McClung's dunks so great, besides the fact that they were all ridiculous, was the fact that he made every one on the first attempt.  Semi redemption for Andre Igudala losing years back.

Worst thing about Mac, he looks like ESP.

 

Oh man…

12 hours ago, HazletonEagle said:

later than round 3 for this guy... there are better backs in that range. 

I’m probably not the best at projecting rounds. Every site I look at for RBs they seem to be all over the place. 95% of the time it’s Robinson and Gibbs as the top, although I’ve seen some rank Achane as #2 over Gibbs, which is just dumb. After the top 2, there doesn’t look to be a consensus. 

It seems every year, good RBs can be found in the mid rounds. I think Howie will make moves to pick up some extra mid round picks, preferably at 10 if a top prospect isn’t there. 

16 minutes ago, wussbasket said:

I’m probably not the best at projecting rounds. Every site I look at for RBs they seem to be all over the place. 95% of the time it’s Robinson and Gibbs as the top, although I’ve seen some rank Achane as #2 over Gibbs, which is just dumb. After the top 2, there doesn’t look to be a consensus. 

It seems every year, good RBs can be found in the mid rounds. I think Howie will make moves to pick up some extra mid round picks, preferably at 10 if a top prospect isn’t there. 

Apparently Achane thinks he will run in the 4.2s

Gannon is an embarrassment in more ways than one 

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

What made Mac McClung's dunks so great, besides the fact that they were all ridiculous, was the fact that he made every one on the first attempt.  Semi redemption for Andre Igudala losing years back.

Worst thing about Mac, he looks like ESP.

Yep. As hard as they were, they all had style, and he made it look easy on the first attempt.

Not only that there were no misses, but he never bailed on one either. 

It was a perfect performance. 

20 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Apparently Achane thinks he will run in the 4.2s

Will be curious what he weighs in at. 

29 minutes ago, Original Sin said:

Apparently Achane thinks he will run in the 4.2s

Love him as a player. I’m guessing 3rd round because of his size?

Going to be hard for him to get above 190 I’d imagine.

Kancey is shooting up the draft boards like no other player, and the more I watch him, the more I see why.

He is simply the most disruptive and game wrecking defender in college football, even moreso than Anderson.

If it wasn't for his size, he would be the unanimous #1 defensive prospect in the draft.

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

Oh man…

It’s not great but Nick’s first impressions were also quite cringe. So won’t rag on Gannon quite yet but all of this has fail written all over it.

17 hours ago, GoEagles614 said:

Why not Rex to Philly?

Big Rex Ryan fan here, one of the most versatile and creative DCs back in the day. My concern would only be its been almost 100 years since he coached. The game has changed since he has put on a head set, yes even in the last few years. Will his mind set work in todays game? Perhaps.  But I wouldn't be upset if his name was announced. 

Achane ran track too , he consistently hits 4.3s

so 4.2s is doable 

I think he weighs in between 190- 195 or so

24 minutes ago, Thrive said:

It’s not great but Nick’s first impressions were also quite cringe. So won’t rag on Gannon quite yet but all of this has fail written all over it.

The Cardinals players don’t look very excited😂

On 2/17/2023 at 9:41 PM, Know Life said:

Do any of you guys like Hip Hop? Actually, let me be more specific. Do any of you like old-school, mid-nineties east coast type Hip Hop? When I’m not masterfully posting gifs here, I make music. Today I released my first full-length instrumental album (only the last song has vocals).

Let me know if any of you are interested.

Would you say your music is like Coolio?  If so I’m all in. 

34 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

Kancey is shooting up the draft boards like no other player, and the more I watch him, the more I see why.

He is simply the most disruptive and game wrecking defender in college football, even moreso than Anderson.

If it wasn't for his size, he would be the unanimous #1 defensive prospect in the draft.

Donald is 6'1 280. No reason he can't be a star.

17 minutes ago, D-Shiznit said:

Kancey is shooting up the draft boards like no other player, and the more I watch him, the more I see why.

He is simply the most disruptive and game wrecking defender in college football, even moreso than Anderson.

Yep.  Trade down a few picks from 10..maybe 15-17?  Pick up another 2nd.  Let's say they trade 10 to the Steelers for the Steelers 1st, 2nd and 4th round picks.  Pick 10 has a value of 1300.  Pick 17, 49 and 119 equal out to 1,416.  Pretty even.  Maybe the Eagles throw one of their extra 7ths just to give the Steelers another pick with little to no value.

Then the Eagles are picking at 17, 30, 49, 62 and 94.  From there, the Eagles have more flexibility with pick 62.  They've traded with NE a lot in the past.  So, trade 62 (284 pts) for 76 (210 pts) and 107 (80 pts).  

Now the Eagles have picks 17, 30, 49, 76, 94, 107, 119, 220.  You can then look to move down again from 119 to get 5th/6th rounders because the Eagles need numbers.  But this scenario spreads their picks out much more evenly and gives them solid position in the top parts of the draft. 

 

Pick 17

 

Pick 30

Pick 49

Pick 76

Pick 94

Pick 107

Pick 119

Pick 220