4 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Makes for a good convo about top 10 wr/Qb combo. I do find it amazing to be that bad with this though 

Lawrence and Ridley at #2 is just lazy trolling

 

3 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

How do they make fun of Eagles losing the SB when they lost to us in the NFCCG?

It's just pathetic how they're handling it

5 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

The best is the end when he looks like he's having a spaz attack and thought it was the coolest song ever

57 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

This is a really bad list. No way olave and carr are top 5 and neither are Lawrence and Ridley in the top 10. Both tandems haven’t done anything yet. And somehow hurts and brown aren’t in here and likely top 5  

probably go

1. mahomes/kelce 

2. Burrow/ chase 

3. Hurts/brown

4. Allen/diggs 

5. Cousins/Jefferson

6. Tua/hill 

7. Goff/ st brown

8. Dak/lamb

9. Stafford/kupp (depends on Stafford and kupp’s health would be way higher if both healthy)

10. Herbert/Allen 

 

When Dak throws to Lamb, 66% reception rate is soooo awesome.  Meanwhile, Goedert has never been below 66.7% and Smith is close to 70%.  OL is so great for the S’ain’ts that two players who have never played together are going to blow it up.  Cowherd is such a blowhard idiot he makes Steven A. look like a genius.  Betting tip - take the opposite of what cowherd predicts.  

BTW, in 2020 Ward was at 67% and in 2019 at 70%.  Better get his HOF jacket ready.

3 hours ago, EaglesIreland said:

I had planned to watch the game tonight but stuff has come up so I need to go in tomorrow to sort stuff out in the place of business, after I had the day off. Ah well it’s the browns in preseason and I can watch it tomorrow night slightly drunk which may help. 

Good luck with Dazn.  Plan for multiple stream resets and lots of buffering - don't do a shot every time it does that unless you want a visit to rehab..

34 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

When Dak throws to Lamb, 66% reception rate is soooo awesome.  Meanwhile, Goedert has never been below 66.7% and Smith is close to 70%.  OL is so great for the S’ain’ts that two players who have never played together are going to blow it up.  Cowherd is such a blowhard idiot he makes Steven A. look like a genius.  Betting tip - take the opposite of what cowherd predicts.  

BTW, in 2020 Ward was at 67% and in 2019 at 70%.  Better get his HOF jacket ready.

I think the Dak and lamb are likely somewhere from 8-12 range. I think 8-12 can make a case for any of those guys to be higher than the other. I would have Stafford and Kupp way higher if both of them stayed healthy last year. And move dak down. The thing with herbert and allen is they weren’t great last year but the previous year they were really good. The real issue with Keenan Allen last year was he never stayed healthy for the year and so you never got to see what he was consistently. I wouldn’t have Trevor Lawrence and Calvin Ridley in the top 10. ridley hasn’t played in a year and I don’t know what Lawrence is going to look like with Calvin Ridley. They look good in camp but what happens if it not as great in games. And the rodgers and Wilson is a projection based off what Wilson did last year and having an upgrade in rodgers and what Adams did. However jets oline is significantly worse so might not be as prolific as people think. By year‘s end very well probably top 10.

So are starters a go tonight? or was that false reporting.

1 hour ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

This is a really bad list. No way olave and carr are top 5 and neither are Lawrence and Ridley in the top 10. Both tandems haven’t done anything yet. And somehow hurts and brown aren’t in here and likely top 5  

probably go

1. mahomes/kelce 

2. Burrow/ chase 

3. Hurts/brown

4. Allen/diggs 

5. Cousins/Jefferson

6. Tua/hill 

7. Goff/ st brown

8. Dak/lamb

9. Stafford/kupp (depends on Stafford and kupp’s health would be way higher if both healthy)

10. Herbert/Allen 

 

His list is obviously a projection to the 2023 season, so I'll rank my top 10 (to be) as:

1.  Burrow/Chase

2.  Mahomes/Kelce

3.  Hurts/Brown

4.  Herbert/Williams

5.  Cousins/Jefferson

6.  Rodgers/Wilson

7.  Allen/Diggs

8.  Dak/Lamb

9.  Goff/St Brown

10.  Pickett/Pickens

 

4 minutes ago, KINGnabb said:

So are starters a go tonight? or was that false reporting.

I think we get maybe 1 series if lucky. The coaching staff has said how much they value joint practices, and with them having a few with the Browns I don't think you will see many starters. Probably will get a good bit of Dean, Davis, and Carter.

I'm curious to see how early they bring McKee in, and if he gets more snaps with the 2s.

Want to see more:

Ojomo.

What bodies they have at LB

Depth at CB

Steen (thought he played really well last week)

7 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

His list is obviously a projection to the 2023 season, so I'll rank my top 10 (to be) as:

1.  Burrow/Chase

2.  Mahomes/Kelce

3.  Hurts/Brown

4.  Herbert/Williams

5.  Cousins/Jefferson

6.  Rodgers/Wilson

7.  Allen/Diggs

8.  Dak/Lamb

9.  Goff/St Brown

10.  Pickett/Pickens

 

I would have Herbert higher with either Keenan Allen or Williams, but those two have missed games over the last 3 years. It’s kind of the same issue I have with Stafford and Cooper Kupp. I think Cooper Kupp with Stafford is legitimately top-five if they stay healthy. Even last year when the Rams weren’t good Cooper Kupp was still putting up numbers til he got hurt and so if Stafford stays healthy they are at least top 10 

rodgers and Wilson I’d argue closer to 10 then top 5 cause i don’t trust the jets oline to hold up so they can maximize that duo. 

Looking forward to watching Cleveland and Brown play the Cleveland Browns. 

2 hours ago, hputenis said:

I knew if anyone would be interested in Cox hanging around with sacks, it would be you!    

Real mature. This the blog. Take it to RnR. Or else I’m going to report you Skippy dippy style 

2 hours ago, hukdonfoniks said:

SF and Seattle both have enough talent to keep them relevant, but to repeat what they did last year almost everything is going to have to break their way.  Very little margin for error or injury with them both. 

Seattle is in a better spot at QB, especially if Geno can become Ryan Tannehill version 2.0.  But SF's skill players are better.  

It's gonna be interesting watching them both this season. 

Unequivocally, Seattle has better skill positions with maybe the exception of TE. Lockett, Metcalf and JSN are far better WRs than Deebo, Aiyuk and Jennings.  Deebo had one great season but really underperformed as a WR last season.  Aiyuk barely cracked 1000 yards for the first time last season.  Jennings is a JAG. Lockett is a model of consistency.  Metcalf is a physical presence and consistent producer.  JSN was the best WR in the draft.  At RB,  CMC is good if he's healthy but I don't think they have depth behind him. He turned 27 this summer.  There are not many RBs that produce big numbers past age 26.  26 is the age that RBs start to significantly decline. Seattle has two 22 year olds in Kenneth Walker and Charbonnet.  Walker went over a 1,000 last season.  His production is likely to increase.  Kittle is better than Fant but his production has declined over the last 2 seasons.  Moreover, the Seahawks got similar production from their TEs as SF got from theirs. I would take Seattle's offense over the 49ers even at the skill positions.  Seattle's o-line is also better.  

11 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Looking forward to watching Cleveland and Brown play the Cleveland Browns. 

I don't get it. 

30 minutes ago, KINGnabb said:

So are starters a go tonight? or was that false reporting.

Starters are a going to sit on the sidelines. 

4 hours ago, Utebird said:

Should have just kept Cameron Johnston.

When that decision was made the "rebuild” duration was still an unknown.  Having an expensive punter was not timely … a luxury.

16 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Looking forward to watching Cleveland and Brown play the Cleveland Browns. 

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

 

Californians sports fans know how to rock the sports songs

 

1 hour ago, Mike030270 said:

How do they make fun of Eagles losing the SB when they lost to us in the NFCCG?

It's just pathetic how they're handling it

Not like they just lost to the Chiefs a few years ago in the SB. I know women who are less hypocritical. Not many, but some...

3 hours ago, Boogyman said:

Is this post parody? Drug use can most definitely harm those around you lmao.

On a football team?

1 hour ago, UK Eagle said:

Good luck with Dazn.  Plan for multiple stream resets and lots of buffering - don't do a shot every time it does that unless you want a visit to rehab..

It’s been actually okay for me so far. Little to no buffering so maybe I’m lucky. I won’t be doing any shots at all and it will be about 24 hours from now that I’ll be watching the full game. I might take a gander at the highlights in the morning.

How on earth is this narrative still being peddled? Sermon has showed next to nothing. 

14 minutes ago, mattwill said:

On a football team?

In literally any and every environment, serious, hardcore drug use can be a major disruption or problem. Yes. 

 

If say,  AJ Brown, Jordan Mailata or a player of similiar importance was suspended for multiple weeks over a failed drug test, would that impact our season?

 

Edited for addition comment.

18 minutes ago, DEagle7 said:

How on earth is this narrative still being peddled? Sermon has showed next to nothing. 

That Twitter account is about as credible as Dan Sileo.