Big Blitz

Everyone R-E-L-A-X This is what RBs do now come contract time. Remember a few years back they started going on Twitter and posting how shocked at how little their cohorts were getting paid vs WRs like Kirk or Gabe Davis (crazy it’s the same team). Every player in the league sympathizes with them knowing owners do not want to commit cap to them. This doesn’t concern me at all.

Bookmark it: Give it up for the Inflation Reduction Act everybody give ‘em a round of applause!

That’s best RB in the NFL money. No. Just no. I’d give him 3 years at 8 to 12 million max. He can then get another contract still in his prime. And he’ll have plenty of miles left because he’s utilized right.

Unleash hell on them Tulsi

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Omg Post USAID funding hahaha

Tibs in 2021 as we sounded the alarm: “It will be ok. Biden will look all the better for the economic improvement by 2024. Good to get the bumps in the road out of the way early. That Joe has good timing! “ And forever remember Bill telling us POTUS has nothing to do with gas prices: BillStime responding to higher gas prices: Posted May 8, 2021 On 5/8/2021 at 4:27 PM Who sets gas prices? That thread is full of gold. This thread will reflect their ridiculous hypocrisy. Biden was in office for 2 years when those developments began to unravel - they blamed everyone from Putin to Trump! Never forget. They lie. And then try to rewrite history.

So how’d that Inflation “Reduction” Act work out? Nice job Brandon. Went out fittingly. With inflation on the rise. Trump administration is going to give you the real numbers on everything now. When inflation is actually under control by January 2026 thanks to finally addressing the debt and trade deficits, I cannot wait to see the commie responses.

The problem is this….so yes this is real:

Yes. Had no clue. The retirement process is what’s …. Something

That 2022 team was built as the “all in” team. And that defense with Von didn’t play 1 snap together (Tre wouldn’t be back until after Thanksgiving when Von went down). Not one snap. That team was our all in move. Tre and Von’s injury completely derailed it. I just don’t think this roster is ready for another “all in” move. Too many question marks on D. This was always a “reset” year especially for the defense. Much more so than the O. Neglecting WR for 4 drafts bc we hoped Gabe could become something cost us. Armchair QB is easy I know but it should have been DeJean or Newton - he had a solid rookie season. Dorian and Bishop are the only guys drafted on defense the last 2 years that maybe we can say will definitely help us. And I’m reaching on Bishop solely bc of where he was drafted. If I go back 3 drafts Benford and TB. And not one D linemen of note. That’s the main problem. And poor secondary play. The needs puts us in a bad spot to want to give up significant assets for 1 player. You would have to be convinced that Garrett along with Oliver, Rousseau, and whoever will make an elite D line. We need a #2 corner. And maybe 2 safeties.

And they were missing Zay Flowers.

Correct and I just essentially posted this in the new hires thread. He's a great HC. But I’m not sure he’s hired the best DC but rather a guy he can work with - we don’t know how good a DC Babich is. McD and Beane are opening the new stadium. Don't even waste your energy thinking otherwise. And they absolutely deserve it especially McD with his performance the last 2 years when it really could have unraveled with the Diggs situation and playoff failures. If by 2027 this team is still stuck or regressed then we can consider another direction and that would only be bc we’d be going into year 11 with no SB appearances under this regime.

If McD wasn’t here would you be thrilled with Bobby Babich as DC? I don’t know at the moment. DC for this team has to work with McD and I think that’s why we’re comfortable with him. I have to believe there is some philosophical differences between the two and McD is acknowledging that these hires will help Babich meet his vision. The blitzes and schemes at times did look like 2 different philosophies colliding or struggling to co exist. This year the D was mostly healthy and I thought it was bad outside of the Denver playoff game and 2 horrific Lamar turnovers. As the season went on the D line got worse. The Secondary got worse. One of Stroud’s only good games was against us. Baltimore scored 62 points on us. Stafford lit us up. Detroit was a mix - did you feel like we were stopping them in the 4th quarter? And Mahomes had the best game of his career. Teams completed almost SEVENTY percent of their passes against us. I like the additions but it concerns me that we’re concerned and I know we don’t have the horses on D to compensate for coaching deficiencies - which should absolutely never happen with a defensive head coach.

And risk a 3rd concussion in 3 weeks - I’m saying no chance after what happened vs the Chiefs would he have played. Do we even have an update on him?

Benford wouldn’t have played. Make of that what you will. BUT….with Allen you always have a chance.

In 2022 - that’s the draft (and AJ Brown trade) that got them 2 SB Trips: Philadelphia Eagles 2022 Draft Picks First Round – No. 13 overall (DT Jordan Davis) (*Acquired from the Houston Texans) Second Round – No. 51 overall (C Cam Jurgens) Third Round – No. 83 overall (LB Nakobe Dean) Sixth Round – No. 181 overall (LB Kyron Johnson) (*Acquired from the Detroit Lions) Sixth Round – No. 198 overall (TE Grant Calcaterra) (*Acquired from the Jacksonville Jaguars) Philadelphia Eagles 2022 NFL Draft Weekend Trades 1. Eagles traded picks No. 15, 124, 162, and 166 to the Texans for pick No. 13. With that pick, the Eagles selected DT Jordan Davis. 2. Eagles traded picks No. 18 and 101 to the Titans for WR A.J. Brown. 3. Eagles traded pick No. 154 to the Jaguars for picks No. 188 and 198 (TE Grant Calcaterra) overall. 4. Eagles traded picks No. 188 and 237 to the Lions for pick No. 181. With that pick, the Eagles selected LB Kyron Johnson. They traded a first for AJ Brown and still were able to draft Jordan Davis.