LOL @ The Eagles

boozeman said:
The Eagles defenders are still whining about the SB turf and…

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Interesting that Brown is basically publicly calling out their defensive game plan in terms of pressures.

The long and short of it is the Eagles played from ahead literally all season, often by 14+, and usually against poor teams so their defense looked better than it was. Remember that Dak absolutely roasted them in the second game in Dallas near the end of the regular season.
 
Simpleton said:
Interesting that Brown is basically publicly calling out their defensive game plan in terms of pressures.

The long and short of it is the Eagles played from ahead literally all season, often by 14+, and usually against poor teams so their defense looked better than it was. Remember that Dak absolutely roasted them in the second game in Dallas near the end of the regular season.
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He is not the only one. The Cardinals will run through Gannon in no time.
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
Is it just me or does the design of the front of that building look like absolute trash. It literally looks like one of those fake cheap ass structures they build for a temporary amusement ride at a carnival.
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:lol

It really does. Those bricks look like they're made of foam.
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
Even the pillars under the Eagles symbol look like a couple of giant wrapping paper tubes that I would have used in a second grade art project.
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Or to sword fight.
 
Cowboysrock55 said:
Something about this guy just screams he is going to be the next top draft pick who flames out hard with off the field stuff. It's not this lawsuit. I think there is just something off about the dude.
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Yep. All those teams didn't pass on him for no reason.
 
And let's not forget that they had what was clearly the best OL in the league last year, fully healthy, with two future HOF'ers.

If they lose a single starter on the OL I think the offense is going to take a drastic hit, more so than if your average offense lost a random starter along the OL.

I think it's already going to be a bit weaker either way due to the loss of Seumalo.
 
Simpleton said:
And let's not forget that they had what was clearly the best OL in the league last year, fully healthy, with two future HOF'ers.

If they lose a single starter on the OL I think the offense is going to take a drastic hit, more so than if your average offense lost a random starter along the OL.

I think it's already going to be a bit weaker either way due to the loss of Seumalo.
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That OL was insane and remained fully intact and injury-free in 2022. They also had one of if not the best 1-2 punches at WR (also healthy), though Smith by himself is not what I'd call a difference-maker.

And... let's not forget what was bar none the easiest schedule the NFL has produced in a long time (though this applies for us to an extent, Jacksonville got a lot better by the time we played them and of course we also played the Bucs when they were still good and Cincinnati as well).

Bottom line, their QB's decision-making was greatly simplified as a result of their strength and continuity, and he was able to choose his moments to sprinkle in both runs and big plays without pressure.
 
Super Bowl Loser Curse will prevail, even if we don't know the exact details right now.

Not worried even a little.
 
ravidubey said:
That OL was insane and remained fully intact and injury-free in 2022. They also had one of if not the best 1-2 punches at WR (also healthy), though Smith by himself is not what I'd call a difference-maker.

And... let's not forget what was bar none the easiest schedule the NFL has produced in a long time (though this applies for us to an extent, Jacksonville got a lot better by the time we played them and of course we also played the Bucs when they were still good and Cincinnati as well).

Bottom line, their QB's decision-making was greatly simplified as a result of their strength and continuity, and he was able to choose his moments to sprinkle in both runs and big plays without pressure.
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Yep literally everything went their way last year in almost every imaginable way. Personnel wise as we've mentioned but also in terms of game flow, they almost always jumped out to early leads, played from ahead and were able to pick and choose their spots while the defense could pin their ears back.

They had a horseshoe up their ass all season long (that ridiculous start to the NFCC was unreal) right up to the Super Bowl, where it luckily melted away on the rare occasion that they had to face a real QB and a real offense.

I think there's room for significant regression overall.
 
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