Sydla
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LOL. And the Eagles were dealing with Wentz’s dead money.Romo's dead money was hitting then, I believe, so that played a factor.
LOL. And the Eagles were dealing with Wentz’s dead money.Romo's dead money was hitting then, I believe, so that played a factor.
Band aids? They upgraded RB and S. They still have an issue at LB.Don’t overdo it. Philly is not in the 49ers’ class, particularly at head coach. If you want to give them credit, give it to them for at least trying to replace guys they lost to free agency. Most of those are band-aids. Curious to see what they do in the draft.
And somehow the Dallas Cowboys with apparently a joke of a front office had beat the Eagles 2 out of the last three years for the Division I hate to break it to you the Washington team has spent the most in the division and they finished third and 4th it doesn't matter how much money you spend because everybody uses the same salary cap it's how you slice it up it's how you build a roster and this Eagles team has been beat out twice by the clown leader of the circus apparently that's your opinion you all think the Eagles are great why do they only have one Super Bowl in 60 years and why have they lost to the Dallas Cowboys 2 out of the last three seasons when they've been better across the board and making these moves you know these moves look good on paper but it's how they actually play on the field and the Dallas Cowboys and Jerry Jones have given the Eagles all they can handle in this division by doing less....The Eagles have signed Jalen Hurts to a $51 million per year extension and still have the cap to surround him with AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Saquan Barkley. That may be the best offensive supporting cast in the entire NFL along with the 49ers. The Cowboys are about to resign Ezekiel Elliott.
YET... They haven't done anything with it yet...Isn’t that exactly what I said? He’s not signing anyone. He’s clearing cap space and doing nothing with it.
You have to look at the Number not what the contract was. I Doubt Hurts counts 51 million this year. I think it's something like 13 million. The Eagles spread the money over the length of the contract, and years after. It allows them to field a better team. Of course the owner has to sign off because he's paying for players that have been off the roster for a couple years.The Eagles have signed Jalen Hurts to a $51 million per year extension and still have the cap to surround him with AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Saquan Barkley. That may be the best offensive supporting cast in the entire NFL along with the 49ers. The Cowboys are about to resign Ezekiel Elliott.
It's a miracle this team has even reached the playoffs with all the distractions and how much the carnival barker hamstrings this team.It's really a shame!
The NFL is already very competitive.
We go into every season with one arm tied behind our backs...
Shane Steichen was the glue holding that operation together IMO. He understood Hurts' strengths and limitations, and schemed an offense around them. After Steichen left for the Colts, Sirianni didn't know what to do other than cut and paste the old playbook, and he couldn't invent any wrinkles when teams figured out that Hurts was vulnerable to the blitz. Teams kept sending blitzes at Philly for months, and they just kept working.I still think the Eagles will rue the day they fired Pederson for Siriani, and signed Hurts to that big deal. Hurts is a very good QB but not elite like the media makes him out to be. Running QB's with poor accuracy are a short lived thing in the NFL. He's 1 hit away from having his mobility taken away. He was gimpy last year and wasnt the same guy. His accuracy and timing on intermediate routes is terrible. Eagles have everything you want except a great HC and QB. Much like Dallas.
First of all ,Philly uses the draft, free agency, trades in an attempt to build the best team possible.
Dallas only uses the draft for this. Free agency is only used to plug holes and not typically used to bring in really good players (they focus on cheap over talent). Remember they only traded for cooper because they were so terrible to start the season. But that offseason they said all the things , we like our guys, were fine, we don't need a clear #1, etc. The gilmore trade was also an outlier as they usually trade late round picks for more under the radar unknows guys than solid veterans.
It's not a miracle you do realize that an outlier like some crazy miracle happens like say Blake Bortles making championship game the Dallas Cowboys have won 36 games that's 12 per year two division titles I've been in the playoffs three straight years over a three-year. That is consistency that is having some kind of plan and then making it happen by the time game one starts they have a competitive team it's not a miracle miracles and luck only happens when you trip over it once but when you consistently do it three straight years that to me says they have a plan and it may not be aggressive but it's kind of crazy that the Kansas City Chiefs doesn't do a whole lot as far as I can remember off the top of my head because I don't follow them hard but I know they got rid of more good players than they signed as far as big free agents in the first seven days of free agency I don't believe they done a whole lot I think they do about the same as what we do which most of the league does and by the way the two most aggressive free agents spending teams in our division yes is Washington and yes it's Philadelphia but we beat Philadelphia twice for the division and the last three years that is not a miracle apparently that's whatever plan they had whether the fans agree with it or not whether it got us to a soup or not it has beat the more aggressive teams... Yeah if you look at the way the standings are the last three years in the NFC East it's flipped by how much money is being spent in free agency New York and Washington have spent a ton of money and they're at the bottom and then yeah the Eagles do it but they've fallen short to us twice logic and common sense says whatever the Cowboys have been doing is worked well enough to compete or be better than the higher spending free agent teams...It's a miracle this team has even reached the playoffs with all the distractions and how much the carnival barker hamstrings this team.
If we are projected to have $100M in 2025 and $150M in 2026, we have plenty of money and are choosing not to spend it.oh geez. 4 years ago we signed Dak to then a 160M contract. his first year cap hit was 17M, second year 19M, 3rd year 26M....and we had signed Tyron, Lawrence, Zeke, Martin, Steele, Diggs, etc. along the way. every team at some point has to pay the price. at some point, eagles would have to decide to extend Hurts or walk away and take massive hit. Dallas is at that point, take a massiv ehit and walk away.
so its not about the cap. its about signing the right players. our GM doesn't know the right players. cap is easily manipulated.
Please no.Time to EAT
In exchange, they're gutting their defenseThe Eagles have signed Jalen Hurts to a $51 million per year extension and still have the cap to surround him with AJ Brown, Devonta Smith, Dallas Goedert and Saquan Barkley. That may be the best offensive supporting cast in the entire NFL along with the 49ers. The Cowboys are about to resign Ezekiel Elliott.
maximize profits. there is a cap floor, which each team is bound by.If we are projected to have $100M in 2025 and $150M in 2026, we have plenty of money and are choosing not to spend it.
Truth,It's a miracle this team has even reached the playoffs with all the distractions and how much the carnival barker hamstrings this team.
I dont recall the Eagles suffering much after signing Wentz.oh geez. 4 years ago we signed Dak to then a 160M contract. his first year cap hit was 17M, second year 19M, 3rd year 26M....and we had signed Tyron, Lawrence, Zeke, Martin, Steele, Diggs, etc. along the way. every team at some point has to pay the price. at some point, eagles would have to decide to extend Hurts or walk away and take massive hit. Dallas is at that point, take a massiv ehit and walk away.
so its not about the cap. its about signing the right players. our GM doesn't know the right players. cap is easily manipulated.
Because we were still paying Romo...Not signing the right players isn’t the problem. Not signing anyone is. They signed no one when Dak was on his rookie deal…