Eagles trade C Cam Jurgens to Ravens

[Rayman70]

Watch the Eagles break it down, and then lap us again in a few seasons after they build it back once more.

Hush dang it

 

[Rayman70]

Back issues. Dumb trade for Ravens.

Desperate

 

[stiletto]

Watch the Eagles break it down, and then lap us again in a few seasons after they build it back once more.

Very predictable at this point.

 

[Rayman70]

I know we want to hate on their fans and the team in general but this is a move that’s bad for us.

They got a 2nd round pick for a guy they were benching to make room for an UDFA who spent all of last season on IR. A huge overpay by the Ravens.

Im just loving the complete unraveling going on to be honest. I think it gets much more unstable once we hear about what's really happening in Philly. The leaks will come out. Pressure is mounting.

 

[Cowboysheelsreds053]

In always around. You gotta ping me though or I may miss your comment

LOL, Aero I Like you man. You are a real fan. I knew you would be here. Use to be a stealers fan CPanther that would post a lot, not seen him in years, he disappeared like Pappy, Mountain and Aria (who we use to talk about backs and he would always say Barkley was better than Zeke).

 

[CowboysLakerBamaFan]

Bet Howie is regretting taking that Wr in round 1 about now.

Probably...but honestly that first round has been mostly unimpactful. Even top guys like David Bailey and Ruben Baine have looked bad. So far

But you watch . Philly won't settle for being "middle of the road" like we do. If they think their SuperBowl window has shut (which is their only goal...anything shirt of a SB win is complete failure to them) with this current group, they will put on a Tank Job show like we've never seen before, in an effort to retool everything in as short a time as possible, just like they did after winning the SB in 2018. By 2022, they'd already done a complete rebuild and were back in the SB again with a whole new group.

I hate them....but I have to admire that. Let's just say.. they aren't worried about circulating propaganda about their revenue ranking like Jerry is....even though they're still upper echelon in that depth too

 

[StarOfGlory]

Probably...but honestly that first round has been mostly unimpactful. Even top guys like David Bailey and Ruben Baine have looked bad. So far

But you watch . Philly won't settle for being "middle of the road" like we do. If they think their SuperBowl window has shut (which is yheir only goal...anything shirt of a SB win is cimplete failure to them) with this current group, they will put on a Tank Job show like we've never seen in an effort to retool everything in as short a time as possible, just like they did after winning the SB in 2018. By 2022, they'd already done a complete rebuild and we back in the SB with a whole new group.

I hate them....but I have to admire that. Let's just say.. they aren't worried about circulating propaganda about their revenue ranking like Jerry is....even though they're still upper echelon in that depth too

And unlike the NBA stepping in to stop Sam Hinkie with the 76ers, the Eagles will pull somehow pull off the tank.

 

[Blitzen]

This is why Roseman is a great GM. He has no interest if the ceiling is mediocrity. I wonder if they'll move Hurts.

Ding ding ding. He does not care if they are terrible over this season and next if it means a faster turnaround. Some fans here should think about the wisdom. But, but, but you are giving up when you got a “franchise” QB who has been to two SB’s. I don’t understand how you don’t use all the next five years first and or second round picks to get a player one slight notch above the current guy to hopefully avoid a 5 win season and thankfully win 7 games.

 

[KingCorcoran]

This was highway robbery. Eagles fans on all their boards today are thrilled.

The Ravens’ forums are less than enthusiastic.

 

[Blitzen]

2029 was always the rebuild year where they have all the void money hitting. I'm not sure how Lane Johnson exactly impacts that, but I think a complete teardown has always been the plan. As of right now, it is over $200m cap collars in void years for Hurts, Mailata, Johnson, Smith, Barkley, Dickerson, and Baun. Jurgens' void year was 2030, but they still have over $100m in cap dollars for voided years allocated then.

The goal I think has been to 2031 or 2032. Maybe starting the rebuild a year early expedites a bit (really, it started with trading AJ Brown), but that conflicts with other moves unless they have a firesale to get out of some of those void years. You'd get a haul for Mailata and Smith (I'd trade Mitchell too), but you have to do that pretty quickly.

They will be aiming for 2 years down the road. Not 27 and maybe not 28. Definitely 29. They will make it work just like in between 2020 and 2022. Howie does not do 4-5 years of building. No GM besides Jerry gets the 4+ year mulligan.

 

[CATCH17]

Jerry, get on the phone, offer a 2nd for Mailata, move Guyton to RT where he belongs. That would give us a damn good o-line.

Guyton is a real deal NFL Left Tackle.

 

[Robster8989]

They are in full rebuild.

Yep, waiving the white flag. Shedding salaries. Dickerson will likely retire too. They fell off that cliff fast.

 

[Robster8989]

Wonder if they will trade Mialata for the right price? Not us, but they might get a 1st rounder for him from someone.