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I think Sydney Brown is the biggest wild card on the team. He was a few picks off from being a 2nd round pick and folks are talking about him like he's K'Von Wallace.

3 minutes ago, ToastJenkins said:

Cool story, dummy

 

Ita facts.  

It really helps to have generational talents in Mahomes and Kelce but what the Chiefs do now is they stop pressure up the middle with a really good G C G group. Mahomes can avoid edge pressure but its hard for any QB to avoid up the middle pressure. On the other side Chris Jones provides that pressure to disrupt the other team. Guards deserve that huge boost over the last 10 years. RBs deserve what they get as well.

49 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Hurts is the most disrespected player in the NFL.  Only one of his runs included?  The great TD run vs the Vikings.  His 4th down run in the Super Bowl should have also been included where he escaped a sack and picked up a huge gain.

 

 

 

Is Taysom Hill a QB?

11 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

 

Any chance the new owner says F... you to everyone and goes back to the Redskins?

Just now, 315Eagles said:

Any chance the new owner says F... you to everyone and goes back to the Redskins?

 

Nope but I wish.  Those were the best uniforms and logo in the league.

4 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

Any chance the new owner says F... you to everyone and goes back to the Redskins?

Less than zero

53 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Hurts is the most disrespected player in the NFL.  Only one of his runs included?  The great TD run vs the Vikings.  His 4th down run in the Super Bowl should have also been included where he escaped a sack and picked up a huge gain.

 

 

 

Might as well call that the Justin Fields/Josh Allen highlight tape. They didn't even use Hurts best run of the year.

I hate Taysom Hill so much. The fact that he has more on there than Hurts is pathetic. 

Matt Ryan? 

Justin Fields is freaking electric though. If he can put it together this year, the Bears are going to be a force. That run against the Eagles is just embarrassing for this defense though. I know Baldy broke down that play to showcase Reddick's insane relentlessness though. 

7 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Nope but I wish.  Those were the best uniforms and logo in the league.

False

18 minutes ago, Saltpeter said:

I think Sydney Brown is the biggest wild card on the team. He was a few picks off from being a 2nd round pick and folks are talking about him like he's K'Von Wallace.

I don't know what to expect from him.  Wallace has always looked lost on the field and plays slow.  Brown is supposed to be more instinctual.  He isn't supposed to be a great coverage safety.  I think he is someone, like Blankenship, that may flash with his ability to make tackles.  I am not sure how he is going to fit as a safety.  

5 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

I don't know what to expect from him.  Wallace has always looked lost on the field and plays slow.  Brown is supposed to be more instinctual.  He isn't supposed to be a great coverage safety.  I think he is someone, like Blankenship, that may flash with his ability to make tackles.  I am not sure how he is going to fit as a safety.  

 

Brown will be good in coverage.  He wasn't bad at it, just wasn't put in the position to do it at Illinois.  Senior Bowl practices he shined though in that role.  You can see with his instincts and reaction time he has all the tools to be a good coverage safety.

24 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

Any chance the new owner says F... you to everyone and goes back to the Redskins?

They are changing their name to the Pigskins.  

47 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

Is Taysom Hill a QB?

As a lifelong BYU fan I'm a taysom hill fan but putting him in a mark up of best QB runs is about the same as putting Ronnie brown running from the wildcat as a " QB" run...😒

 

29 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Brown will be good in coverage.  He wasn't bad at it, just wasn't put in the position to do it at Illinois.  Senior Bowl practices he shined though in that role.  You can see with his instincts and reaction time he has all the tools to be a good coverage safety.

I'm cautiously optimistic in Sydney Brown 

I really liked Kvon wallace coming out, thought he was a steal in the fourth, in college he played all over slot, in the box deep third then he came in and totally sucked and now eagles media machine is trying to prop him up as not bad because he had like one tackle last year.

I hope Sydney Brown turns out to be better than Wallace, he's got alot of the same hype surrounding him that kvon did when he got here.

We'll see, 🤞

This guy who slept at the WNBA game has 4 million views on his video in 1 day. The last time WNBA had 4 million people thinking about it was, never. 

 

 

 

 

24 minutes ago, Utebird said:

I'm cautiously optimistic in Sydney Brown 

I really liked Kvon wallace coming out, thought he was a steal in the fourth, in college he played all over slot, in the box deep third then he came in and totally sucked and now eagles media machine is trying to prop him up as not bad because he had like one tackle last year.

I hope Sydney Brown turns out to be better than Wallace, he's got alot of the same hype surrounding him that kvon did when he got here.

We'll see, 🤞

 

The Kvon Wallace hype when he was drafted seemed to mostly be around that he came from the same college as Dawkins and plays the same position so people talking themselves into him being the second coming 

9 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

 

 

After the leap he made from 2021 to 2022 I can't say that he won't be better than Burrow. No idea what his limit can be

23 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

The Kvon Wallace hype when he was drafted seemed to mostly be around that he came from the same college as Dawkins and plays the same position so people talking themselves into him being the second coming 

They did the same when we drafted CJ Gaddis

2 hours ago, bpac55 said:

Did he skip town or did the Sixers prioritize other players instead of doing what they could to retain Butler?

Butler basically made it clear that he wouldn't play with Simmons.  So, it can be played with and spun all kinds of different ways, but what it comes down to is that Butler got a taste of the Sixers' culture (the one set up by Harris, et al.) and he decided he didn't want to be a part of it.  

2 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I think Blankenship is the most overrated player on the team. He's a good 3rd/backup safety but he's going to be exposed if he's a 100% snap starter as the Eagles tend to do. Seems like a good guy and I'm rooting for him, but I have my doubts. Also I'm posting this for the reverse jinx aspect. 

Spads will report Blankenship added "10 pounds of muscle this offseason"

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

Butler basically made it clear that he wouldn't play with Simmons.  So, it can be played with and spun all kinds of different ways, but what it comes down to is that Butler got a taste of the Sixers' culture (the one set up by Harris, et al.) and he decided he didn't want to be a part of it.  

Which still makes me put all the blame on the Sixers. 

There are 2 all pro QBs every year. Hurts was 2nd team.

There are 2 QBs in the SB at the end of the year. It was the same 2 guys.

This isn't rocket surgery.

2 hours ago, ToastJenkins said:

Bc of the fifth yr we wouldnt pay

Ok.  I think it had far more to do with playing with Simmons and the extra year just becomes a nice cover for the Sixers to CTA.   Either way, they rented Butler and couldn't get him to sign long term when he had a choice.   That's hardly 'bringing in a star'.  That's renting a star, and in so doing the team blew a lot of their flexibility moving forward.  Hardly a feather in their cap.