News: CBS: Eagles dysfunction led to Pederson getting ridiculed and criticized for every decision

[CalPolyTechnique]

Maybe I don't read enough of the posts, but for the most part, I see a lot of disgust. Quite a few could also be construed as not many. It's definitely not a significant percentage.

I think the point is it’s laughable that Cowboy fans deride the Eagles front office as buffoons despite the Eagles winning a Super Bowl in 2017.

I’ve said before, but the last time we even sniffed a conference championship game was during a time people were still free trials of AOL via a CD.

 

[ShortRound]

So they're as horrible as us is the point? lol. Go, Cowboys!

 

[nightrain]

I think the point is it’s laughable that Cowboy fans deride the Eagles front office as buffoons despite the Eagles winning a Super Bowl in 2017.

I’ve said before, but the last time we even sniffed a conference championship game was during a time people were still free trials of AOL via a CD.

I certainly carry no level or pride for what the Cowboys have done the past 23 years nor do I care what the Eagle's F.O. does as long as they keep losing.

 

[BigStar]

Something about glass houses applies here

 

[MountaineerCowboy]

I wish we had the type of success in the playoffs that the Eagles have had lately.

Hate on em all you want, but at least they won something this quarter century.

 

[CATCH17]

I wish we had the type of success in the playoffs that the Eagles have had lately.

Hate on em all you want, but at least they won something this quarter century.

We don't care..

We just want to cheer for Dak and gang. Who cares about winning championships. Just be relevant is all we ask.

Heck, our owner will even pay you like a Superbowl Champion with little to no playoff success.

 

[CalPolyTechnique]

I would love to say we won the Super Bowl in 2017 and lament about the bonehead moves our team has made since.

 

[Rockport]

Thought it was worthwhile to post here as we often lament how our organization is run. But Roseman seems like a real peach. You wonder if that 2017 SB was just lightning in a bottle.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/...and-criticized-for-every-decision-per-report/

Now that's the kind of thread I like. Crapping on the Eagles instead of the Cowboys.

 

[ChuckA1]

There isn't a team in the division I dislike more than the Eagles. Maybe in the entire league.

 

[charron]

"The Eagles head coach was forced to have sit-down meetings with Lurie and Roseman every Tuesday, which took a mental toll on him"

Meeting with the teams owner and GM shouldn't be a bad thing even if it is tiring. Gotta be on the same page.

 

[817Gill]

What's even more comical is all the local experts around here who thought the Eagles were the class of the league a few years back and posted ad nauseam about it.

I never understood that. They had 1 dominant season and had a below .500 record in the other games combined.

 

[aikemirv]

Misery loves company!

 

[Jarv]

Thanks OP, that was fun!

 

[CWR]

I remember clowns on here telling me the eagles would dominate for a decade. Sure lol

 

[ChuckA1]

I remember clowns on here telling me the eagles would dominate for a decade. Sure lol

So how many picks did they trade for Wentz? And, where is he now? They're still a horrible team.

 

[Corso]

I think the point is it’s laughable that Cowboy fans deride the Eagles front office as buffoons despite the Eagles winning a Super Bowl in 2017.

I’ve said before, but the last time we even sniffed a conference championship game was during a time people were still free trials of AOL via a CD.

Thanks for reminding me! I really need to cash in on all those free hours!

 

[dreameaglegreen]

So how many picks did they trade for Wentz? And, where is he now? They're still a horrible team.

If I have this added up correctly, it only cost the eagles alonzo, maxwell, and bradford to go get wentz. The Eagles possibly could be exchanging a 2nd round pick for a 1st in 2022. The letters indicate which picks cancel each other out. Hope this answers your question of how many picks they gave up, and that he's on the colts.

2016
Eagles received ----------------------dolphins received
pick #8 (1st round) *A----------------pick #13 (1st round)*A kiko alonzo, byron maxwell

2016
Eagles received-------------------------Browns received
pick #2 wentz (1st round) *B----------Pick #8 (1st round)*B
--------------------------------------------------#77(3rd round)*C
--------------------------------------------------#100 (4th round) *D
--------------------------------------------------2017 1st round pick *E
--------------------------------------------------2018 2nd round pick ** cancels with colts 2022 pick which could become a 1st

Acquiring wentz made sam bradford expendable

2017
Eagles received --------------------------------------------------Vikings received
2017 1st round pick *E------------------------------------------Sam Bradford
2018 4th round pick *D

2021
Eagles received--------------------------------------------------Colts received
2021 3rd round pick*C--------------------------------------------------Wentz
2022 Conditional 1st or 2nd **to be determined

 

[basel90]

Would rather have had pederson over Garrett or MM . At least pedesom beat beliceck and Brady at their prime with a masterful game plan and gutsy calls , with a back up QB . That is coaching .

 

[Corso]

If I have this added up correctly, it only cost the eagles alonzo, maxwell, and bradford to go get wentz. The Eagles possibly could be exchanging a 2nd round pick for a 1st in 2022. The letters indicate which picks cancel each other out. Hope this answers your question of how many picks they gave up, and that he's on the colts.

2016
Eagles received ----------------------dolphins received
pick #8 (1st round) *A----------------pick #13 (1st round)*A kiko alonzo, byron maxwell

2016
Eagles received-------------------------Browns received
pick #2 wentz (1st round) *B----------Pick #8 (1st round)*B
--------------------------------------------------#77(3rd round)*C
--------------------------------------------------#100 (4th round) *D
--------------------------------------------------2017 1st round pick *E
--------------------------------------------------2018 2nd round pick ** cancels with colts 2022 pick which could become a 1st

Acquiring wentz made sam bradford expendable

2017
Eagles received --------------------------------------------------Vikings received
2017 1st round pick *E------------------------------------------Sam Bradford
2018 4th round pick *D

2021
Eagles received--------------------------------------------------Colts received
2021 3rd round pick*C--------------------------------------------------Wentz
2022 Conditional 1st or 2nd **to be determined

I like wild rationalizations.
They're fun!
Never mind all the possibilities of what the team could have done if they did not go for Wentz in the first place and built more around their Super Bowl winner.
Or whatever. That's about all I'm going to pay attention to this.

 

[RS12]

A chip is a chip. Wish I could say we had one in the last quarter century.