March 2, 20223 yr Last year rock paper scissors, this year mini basketball. What's next? I vote red light, green light, squid games style
March 2, 20223 yr 1 hour ago, mikemack8 said: Last year rock paper scissors, this year mini basketball. What's next? I vote red light, green light, squid games style Or just Sorry .
March 2, 20223 yr Trubisky is probably better than we realize, but Bears Or should I say, but Matt Nagy
March 3, 20223 yr Maybe somebody should rescue him off that crap team, you never know what could happen. Right Matt Stafford?
March 3, 20223 yr I read an article that suggested the Colts are considering bringing him in. im not kidding
March 8, 20223 yr 8 minutes ago, TV Guy said: Russell Wilson being traded to the Broncos. Love it because that means Howie isn't blowing picks on an older player. Mike Williams got extended. He would have been perfect here, IMO.
March 9, 20223 yr 16 hours ago, paco said: Love it because that means Howie isn't blowing picks on an older player. Mike Williams got extended. He would have been perfect here, IMO. I guess the greatest danger now is Howie blowing the pics on the unconvicted molester Watson. Agree about Williams - too bad.
March 9, 20223 yr Hurts wasn't great, sometimes he was downright bad, but we made the playoffs with him and a mediocre (at best) receiving corps. If we stay committed to the run game, and upgrade the receiving corps, I'm fine with giving Hurts another season to see how he develops.
March 9, 20223 yr Just now, TV Guy said: Just like 5. I mean, not JUST like 5. For starters, I wasn't underground in a cave when the news dropped. Oh, and they got Wentz from Indy, not us.
March 9, 20223 yr Just in case I need a longer, firmer erection: Quote Report: Carson Wentz "voiced his displeasure with the Eagles’ success” to other injured players during the Super Bowl run Not the best look. With Ben Simmons returning to Philadelphia on Thursday night, there’s a lot of angst in the air. The people in this city are more than ready to unleash their disdain on a former friend turned foe. But it is another former Philly star who is the subject of Philly fans’ ire on the day before Simmons’ return. This tidbit from Jeff McLane’s "NFL combine leftovers” article is making the rounds on Wednesday morning (bold emphasis mine): Quote Wentz struggled with accountability in his last three seasons in Philadelphia and it hurt his standing with teammates and coaches. But it was the torn ACL that ended his 2017 season and denied him the Super Bowl run that revealed character defects and affected him in certain corners of the locker room. Sometime before the championship game, Wentz voiced his displeasure with the Eagles’ success to a group of other injured players, sources with direct knowledge of the incident said. One of the players immediately confronted him and the two eventually had to be separated. Wentz certainly had his supporters or those that sympathized with the obstacles he faced in Philly. If he was more successful, others would have likely been willing to overlook some of his personality quirks. Before we dive in to what was said here, a couple of things to get out of the way: In anticipation of the "You’re obsessed with Wentz! Get over it, he’s not on the team anymore!” comments that this article is inevitably bound to spawn, the information unearthed here is about his time ON THE EAGLES. And this is an Eagles blog. We write about the Eagles. So, miss me with that nonsense. McLane did not post this article for the purpose of crapping on Wentz. It’s just one portion of a lengthy article with multiple sections and this one was about contrasting Jalen Hurts’ stellar intangibles with Wentz’s less than desirable qualities. OK, getting back to the matter at hand. Certainly not the best look for No. 11. It’s hardly the first example we’ve heard of him not being a great teammate. But being so selfish that you complain to your teammates about making a championship run without you? That’s a new low. It’s one thing for Wentz to be bummed about not being able to play; that’s understandable. What’s not is that he seemingly would’ve been fine (or at least not too torn up about) the team blowing their opportunity to win the Super Bowl. That’s incredibly lame. It’s not like the Eagles or their fans have been lamenting the decision to trade him to the Colts, especially after he melted down the way he did at the end of the 2021 season. But this kind of story leaves no doubt that moving on was the right call. (Not to mention Indy’s apparent displeasure with him this offseason.) As for the player who confronted Wentz? Many have made guesses as to who it could be. Based on some things I’ve heard over the years, I would not be surprised if it was Darren Sproles.
March 9, 20223 yr Washington Commanders Super Bowl Odds @WynnBet 60-1:Before trading for Carson Wentz 75-1: After
March 13, 20223 yr Quote Tom Brady is returning as the quarterback of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers next season, he announced on Twitter Sunday. "These past two months I've realized my place is still on the field and not in the stands," Brady wrote. "That time will come. But it's not now. I love my teammates, and I love my supportive family. They make it all possible. I'm coming back for my 23rd season in Tampa. Unfinished business LFG"
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