He was already the best WR in Titans history. Completely befuddling why they refused to pay him

1 hour ago, rrfierce said:

I wonder if Watkins if terrified of fumbling so avoids contact. He’s very much reagor is that respect. Add in his drops and you’ve got a pretty useless receiver that only gets in the team because he’s relatively fast. I’d much rather have Greg ward - he’s limited but reliable 

What a pathetic draft... Reagor, Hightower and Watkins.  🤢

7 minutes ago, Godfather said:

We've all moved on

On 8/18/2023, so did he.

1 hour ago, just relax said:

Thank you. I've always used Alt+PrtScr. Your way is much better.

You can also get extensions for the browser that will take snaps shots but also allows annotations, etc. I spend way too much of my day job taking screenshots and drawing lines to tell people what they need to do or should havedone.  Boring but pays well

3 hours ago, ManuManu said:

Ted does good work, so he’s probably right. 

That play looks way worse than it did on the broadcast!  Gross.

 

1 hour ago, we_gotta_believe said:

FYI, for future reference, Shift+WindowsKey+S will bring up the snip tool so you can crop screenshots in a single step. That way you don't inadvertently disclose your fetish for red balls or that you have an IRA through vanguard.

On a Mac it is Ctl+Shift+4

3 hours ago, RLC said:

Micah Parsons is a great player, but when you lose 42-10, it might not be the week to trash talk.

Parsons was talking about Dak?

8 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

You can also get extensions for the browser that will take snaps shots but also allows annotations, etc. I spend way too much of my day job taking screenshots and drawing lines to tell people what they need to do or should havedone.  Boring but pays well

Snip does this natively, no need for an extension.

20 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

He also showed a lot of hustle to block for Brown on his long catch against Washington.  He hasn't really been given many opportunities, but he's done more with less opportunity than Watkins has.   Is OZ special?  No.  Is he better than Watkins?  Sure seems to be, but more than that... he's willing.  And that's half the battle.

OZ has not got a lot of chances to shine.  But he is will to do the dirty work and occasionally make plays.  With 3 top receivers on the team, you would expect the 4 WR won't get a lot of looks.  He find other areas to contribute.  Kind of player any team would need. 

45 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

I'd have to go back and check the numbers but it felt like last season the Eagles were very run heavy in the red zone. They had a ton of explosive plays so a lot of their passing TDs came from outside the red zone. And they were great at running it in the red zone last year.

This year they seem to struggle to run the ball down there. It just hasn't been working as well. I wonder if teams are playing the Eagles differently. Maybe that's just how this team wants to handle the red zone and they want to continue to establish the run down there because that's what seems to always happen. Eagles get down there throwing the ball, then start to run and the drive stalls and they settle for a FG.

Either way, it's on Sirianni. He designs the offense. And he decides what approach they're going to take down there.

Sanders ran quite a few in from red zone situations didn’t he ? 

1 minute ago, we_gotta_believe said:

Snip does this natively, no need for an extension.

It does,but it's also limited.  My team use a product called Greenshot,but my preference is the browser one coz I get a ton more flexibility to do stuff I need to.

8 minutes ago, rrfierce said:

Sanders ran quite a few in from red zone situations didn’t he ? 

It feels that way. Him or Hurts running it is. Scott and Gainwell got their share as well. Wonder how many TDs the WRs even got in red zone situations.

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

I'd have to go back and check the numbers but it felt like last season the Eagles were very run heavy in the red zone. They had a ton of explosive plays so a lot of their passing TDs came from outside the red zone. And they were great at running it in the red zone last year.

This year they seem to struggle to run the ball down there. It just hasn't been working as well. I wonder if teams are playing the Eagles differently. Maybe that's just how this team wants to handle the red zone and they want to continue to establish the run down there because that's what seems to always happen. Eagles get down there throwing the ball, then start to run and the drive stalls and they settle for a FG.

Either way, it's on Sirianni. He designs the offense. And he decides what approach they're going to take down there.

You're right.  They didn't have to be creative. They were a rushing team and still are.  They need to improve the red zone passing game.  

40 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

What a pathetic draft... Reagor, Hightower and Watkins.  🤢

I mean we did get one player at the most important position.  

Just now, NCiggles said:

I mean we did get one player at the most important position.  

You're overstating the 6th OL I think

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

You're overstating the 6th OL I think

I meant Davion Taylor at Freakbeast.  

37 minutes ago, mattwill said:

On a Mac it is Ctl+Shift+4

"Command"+Shift+4.

13 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

I mean we did get one player at the most important position.  

I was speaking about the position that they clearly prioritized in that draft.  But yes, Hurts did come from that draft as well.

7 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

I meant Davion Taylor at Freakbeast.  

22MPH!!!!   Doc Brown would have been proud.

Did we trade for Jeudy yet - everything must go…

2 hours ago, GoEagles5921 said:

This.  They will be under .500 by the end of this stretch 

Who will be under. 500?

2 hours ago, vsptroops said:

Rule #1 as a baserunner- on a flyball, make sure the ball hits the ground before advancing. Rule #2- on a tag up, don't leave the base early before the ball is caught. He violated rule #1. Let's not act like this is his first go around with baserunning blunders. He has many of these throughout the season. I love the guy, and while he is a smart baseball player, he is a dumb baserunner. Anyways, like others have said, there were a multitude of reasons why they lost that game. Hopefully they can take the next 2 and this is all a moot point.

I understand the Rule.  What you are saying is that you are happy with a man on First and two outs.  

12 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

"Command"+Shift+4.

You are right

20 minutes ago, mattwill said:

I understand the Rule.  What you are saying is that you are happy with a man on First and two outs.  

I honestly don’t blame Harper. Analytics had that ball off the bat having a .610 chance of being a hit. So if Harper is more aggressive, there’s a good chance he’s gonna score on that and the game is gonna be tied if it’s not caught. Which with how bad the Phillies are with RISP right now that’s probably a major reason he took the risk. Since it was caught even if he gets back to first you have two outs. I get it’s stott coming up to bat after. Maybe he hits a homer or a double but considering marsh hasn’t had a hit all postseason and Rojas is 1 for his last 13, I’m guessing the Braves pitch around stott and force marsh and potentially Rojas to beat them. And the likelihood that happens with them batting a combined 1-19 this series isnt very high.