Little man syndrome - Johnson destroyed him

I'm not sure what I watched. Dallas lost, though.

The Eagles looked only barely better. Than the total dumpster fire of Dallas. Just a smouldering dumpster of crap.

 

Go Eagles! Woo

57 minutes ago, binkybink77 said:

Wentz is Jekyll and Hyde.  It's definitely some psychological issue at this point.  We know he can put the team on his back and we know he can be lights out - but then there are times he's just lofting them up with no regard to where or who will catch it (from either team) or standing there holding the ball like a statue as a defender is running straight for his face, while I'm screaming "get rid of it, what's wrong with you".  It's like PTSD.  I wonder if he just has zero trust in his line or those around him regardless of whether it's warranted. 

Oh there's definitely something mentally wrong with him...

He should be benched just for wearing this outfit.

Yeah come on Carson - you're too much of a dork to be wearing ish like that.  Just embrace it. 

I think he looks very dapper  

Given how quiet of a game Dallas Goedert played, I thought he was on a significantly reduced snap count.  Nope.  53 out of 63, which is right around what he was playing before he went down (79% in W1 and 89% in W2)

7 minutes ago, paco said:

Given how quiet of a game Dallas Goedert played, I thought he was on a significantly reduced snap count.  Nope.  53 out of 63, which is right around what he was playing before he went down (79% in W1 and 89% in W2)

Without re-watching the game, I'm assuming he was helping the o-line most of the game.

4 minutes ago, rambo said:

Without re-watching the game, I'm assuming he was helping the o-line most of the game.

It would appear so.

After looking silly on that one sack very early on, I thought that Mailata settled in and played a lot better.  He looks like he could turn out to be one of our better draft choice experiments in recent times. Imagine a line with him, Brooks, Johnson, and Kelce, all healthy.  Actually, we may have to just imagine it, because having all of our linemen healthy at the same time seems to be a pipe dream.

I read somewhere that it looked like he was expecting Pryor to chip on that play, which was why Lawrence beat him inside so easily.  

i have never bean so unenthused about a win over dallas. 

2 hours ago, The_Omega said:

After looking silly on that one sack very early on, I thought that Mailata settled in and played a lot better.  He looks like he could turn out to be one of our better draft choice experiments in recent times. Imagine a line with him, Brooks, Johnson, and Kelce, all healthy.  Actually, we may have to just imagine it, because having all of our linemen healthy at the same time seems to be a pipe dream.

An offense with FulGoat, Reagor, Dallas, and Miles Sanders isn't too bad either. 

Just now, DaEagles4Life said:

An offense with FulGoat, Reagor, Dallas, and Miles Sanders isn't too bad either. 

Nope, and Boston is a nice little change of pace from time to time as well.  We've got some building blocks on offense.  Hopefully Carson can get control of his emotional issues in time to lead them.

17 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

An offense with FulGoat, Reagor, Dallas, and Miles Sanders isn't too bad either. 

be nice if sanders could stay on the field. 

 

Cleveland really what in the world as not having Garrett really hurt them.

Im pretty sure I just heard Daniel Jones say "Gobble, gobble, gobble"

2 hours ago, paco said:

 

I'd have rather missed completely than hit the upright. 

 

Wonder where JJAW ranks on that list

That alone should have Howie fired

50 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

 

Wonder where JJAW ranks on that list

That alone should have Howie fired

I just was looking at this and Fulgham has played 5 games so multiple his numbers by 4.6 to get to 23 games if don't count his 3 games with the Lions

133 receptions, 2001 yards, 18 TDs

If count those games where he had 3 targets and no catches 

84 receptions, 1250 yards, 12 TDs

Let’s also remember that the Eagles CUT Fulgham - the only reason he’s playing is due to injuries.  They really are terrible at player evaluation 

I saw this and right now, seems about right.

As bad as Carson is playing, it’s still not Cam Newton bad.

12 hours ago, The_Omega said:

As bad as Carson is playing, it’s still not Cam Newton bad.

The post-game presser outfit was pretty close though.  You gotta admit he's headed down a slippery slope.

@paco Goedert blocking...