Mario Goodrich and Kennedy Brooks as well.I would have been fine if we drafted Carson Strong, Blankenship or Jobe and we got them all as UDFA’s.
The fact that you got the last name on a different page was even more brilliant.Strong
Glad we got 4 DB's here. Surprised we didn't go after it more in the draft, but can't nail every position and we did a damn good job this year.The reported UDFA signings so far have plenty of 5-7 round grades, pretty much evening out some of the Day 3 picks they gave up amongst all their maneuvering
CB Josh Blackwell Duke
S Reed Blankenship Mid. Tennessee
RB Kennedy Brooks Oklahoma
WR/KR Britain Covey Utah
CB Mario Goodrich Clemson
CB Joshua Jobe Alabama
QB Carson Strong Nevada
Nick probably just needs to retire. Not much else he's going to accomplish.Should add Foles just because. Like a team mascot.
Unwillingness to get the ball out quickly leads to sacks.
He’s going to be the pre-season darling this year that drive the calls into sports talk radio for a change if Hurts struggles. This is a perfect situation for him to learn and get healthy.
Make some more money?Nick probably just needs to retire. Not much else he's going to accomplish.
He also has a serious knee condition that might not ever get better. It’s some weird thing where he has a dead spot on his knee where it won’t grow connective tissue.Strong apparently didn’t interview well at both the Senior Bowl and Combine, came off as immature and didn’t know his offense and protections well. The latter of which is a bit hard to understand with him being a 70% passer. Link to the article is in his player thread.
Love the Eagles draft. Everything is lined up for Hurts to either take the next step or for them to be a marquee destination for a veteran QB next year or a big draft move up.
15 - stay - Jordan Davis
18 - stay - Drake London
Letters - 21
I was wondering who was going to sign Covey. Great return man that I think also has a future as a slot WR.The reported UDFA signings so far have plenty of 5-7 round grades, pretty much evening out some of the Day 3 picks they gave up amongst all their maneuvering
CB Josh Blackwell Duke
S Reed Blankenship Mid. Tennessee
RB Kennedy Brooks Oklahoma
WR/KR Britain Covey Utah
CB Mario Goodrich Clemson
CB Joshua Jobe Alabama
QB Carson Strong Nevada
Im not sure how much egg on their face there will be given where he was picked and the caliber of player many think we got. Now if we pick him in round 2 I’d agree more. Dean almost feels like a free pick in the 3rd to me.
Fast. Special Teams ace. But 24 and still considered a project as an NFL player. Traded up to get him, when that profile seems more like a UDFA target, so they must really like him.
Uh oh. Danny Watkins PTSD!
He retired from football in 2019 (due to concussions) and spent 2020 preparing to become a firefighter before transferring to SMU.
Calcaterra was in training to become a firefighter in Orange County, Calif. Looking at San Diego area as well to become a first responder. He did go on some medical calls no fires.
Eagles sign QB Carson
Ha. Man I only got the pick right and still won, lol.Congrats to our draft contest winner, Insein! The trading of the 18th pick for AJ Brown really handcuffed most of the entries. PM your address and I'll send out your pack-o-Eagles swag.
What?Eagles are going with more prototypes and hybrids at certain positions.
Somewhat surprised your sources didn’t provide insight into how his character questions played a large part in his draft evaluation.Would be funny if he ends up replacing Jalen. Strong would've been a 1st/2nd round QB maybe best in the draft if it wasn't for the questions of his knees.
Large part? They possible played a part. More likely is the issues with his kneeSomewhat surprised your sources didn’t provide insight into how his character questions played a large part in his draft evaluation.
Of his knee ever gets to 100% it’s definitely possible. The pass game here is tailored to a pocket passer and we have a ton of weapons.Would be funny if he ends up replacing Jalen. Strong would've been a 1st/2nd round QB maybe best in the draft if it wasn't for the questions of his knees.
Would be funny if he ends up replacing Jalen. Strong would've been a 1st/2nd round QB maybe best in the draft if it wasn't for the questions of his knees.
I know he has a weak arm but part of me is intrigued as to how well Minshew would perform in this offense with these weapons and OL.QBBC![]()
In all seriousness, Philly could benefit from this unorthodox approach given Hurts' shortcomings. Both Shew & Strong are better passers.
Say you get down or want to take advantage of a weak secondary, put your thrower in. It's not rocket science.
Hurts would need to keep his ego in check, but he seems to be a guy who would be ok with it (at least outwardly).
I think the old adage with QB's still applies: When you have 2 starting QB's, you have no starting QB's. I think they will give Hurts a lot of time this year to sink or swim, so they truly know what he is and can move on or stick with him for the long term. Obviously, how the rest of the team plays and whether they are in contention for the playoffs, will factor in to whether they go in another direction at the end of the season if Hurts is not playing well.QBBC![]()
In all seriousness, Philly could benefit from this unorthodox approach given Hurts' shortcomings. Both Shew & Strong are better passers.
Say you get down or want to take advantage of a weak secondary, put your thrower in. It's not rocket science.
Hurts would need to keep his ego in check, but he seems to be a guy who would be ok with it (at least outwardly).
“The #Eagles agreed to release OL Nate Herbig, his agent Ken Sarnoff confirmed. Team had trade talks with a few teams during the draft but nothing materialized. Herbig, 23, signed his RFA tender last week, now hits the market as an unrestricted FA. Had 17 starts last two years.”
Large part? They possible played a part. More likely is the issues with his knee
dhockster said:I think the old adage with QB's still applies: When you have 2 starting QB's, you have no starting QB's. I think they will give Hurts a lot of time this year to sink or swim, so they truly know what he is and can move on or stick with him for the long term. Obviously, how the rest of the team plays and whether they are in contention for the playoffs, will factor in to whether they go in another direction at the end of the season if Hurts is not playing well.
This. I know you guys gave me flak for not immediately liking the Davis pick, but count me concerned on our secondary. It's a passing league and outside of Slay, we have struggled. I am hoping our LBs pan out which will be nice, and if our pass rush can generate enough pressure to make mistakes that would be fantastic.Deamon said:Sucks we missed out on Honey Badger.... thought he would have been a great fit for us back there. Secondary was a pretty big need and we didn't do much this draft, unless those UDFA can stick.
Agreed. The secondary needs help. I thought it was a slam-dunk we would sign the Honey badger, after BAL drafted Kyle Hamilton. I don't feel super optimistic relying on McPherson as CB2 opposite Slay. And Harris and Epps are JAGs. The list of available FAs isn't really very promising, either.This. I know you guys gave me flak for not immediately liking the Davis pick, but count me concerned on our secondary. It's a passing league and outside of Slay, we have struggled. I am hoping our LBs pan out which will be nice, and if our pass rush can generate enough pressure to make mistakes that would be fantastic.
I have to think we need to do some other moves yet for our secondary. Granted I think the NFC East isn't a powerhouse right now, so I think we have as good if not better to win division, I just don't know how deep we can go without some better secondary coverage.
True, but I don't think any of us expected some kind of deep playoff run this year. We all love our draft and moves, but we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves, we are still in a 'rebuild".I just don't know how deep we can go without some better secondary coverage.
This. I know you guys gave me flak for not immediately liking the Davis pick, but count me concerned on our secondary. It's a passing league and outside of Slay, we have struggled. I am hoping our LBs pan out which will be nice, and if our pass rush can generate enough pressure to make mistakes that would be fantastic.
I have to think we need to do some other moves yet for our secondary. Granted I think the NFC East isn't a powerhouse right now, so I think we have as good if not better to win division, I just don't know how deep we can go without some better secondary coverage.
Agreed. The secondary needs help. I thought it was a slam-dunk we would sign the Honey badger, after BAL drafted Kyle Hamilton. I don't feel super optimistic relying on McPherson as CB2 opposite Slay. And Harris and Epps are JAGs. The list of available FAs isn't really very promising, either.
True, but I don't think any of us expected some kind of deep playoff run this year. We all love our draft and moves, but we shouldn't get ahead of ourselves, we are still in a 'rebuild".
I hear you- I know it's a rebuild. And overall, I am really happy about the draft and the trade.Can't fix every hole in 1 offseason. We're still rebuilding. Think people forget that since we made the playoffs but we only made it do to how weak the 2nd half of our schedule was. Without the 17 game for NO we don't beat one team that had a winning record and NO was missing a ton of key starters that game that would've made a difference. Fine going into next year with what we have. Maybe a trade happens for someone too. Not gonna lie rather of used 18 to get Elam for the other CB spot but we got a great WR that we needed. rather have kept the picks because I think Brown's talent and most of our receivers talents will be wasted under Hurts once again. But again we're still rebuilding.