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***Official 2009 Philadelphia Eagles Thread*** (1 Viewer)

Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days. * 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
Great stuff DH and thanks for sharing it here.Regarding the info about the 1st rd RB, I just don't get it if Moreno is available. He is the ideal need/BPA/impact pick if he's there. As happy as I am about Peters, I would be just as disappointed about passing on Moreno. It's so illogical that I wonder if it could be a a smokescreen to discourage another team from trading ahead of them to target Moreno?
 
Chunky Soup said:
crewmember said:
I'm happy.

Just sit back, relax and watch them do their thing. Draft day is great for an Eagles fan because you never know what they are gonna do, and they can make a trade at any time. I remember cheering with my friends last year when a trade was announced. We had know idea what the trade was yet, but we knew the Eagles got the best of it, or at least had a good plan.
Honestly, I can't think of a more frustrating team to watch during the draft. Last years moves worked out in the end but it took awhile to realize that. The year before that, and I think you're forgetting, was horrendous during/after.
Didn't really need to take awhile to realize it was good move imo. Getting Carolina's first round pick was rather insane, they went on to have a good year so it was sorta unlucky, but hey now we got Peters and a first. And the Kolb thing is still pending, and as the saying goes "if you wait for your replacement qb until when you need him, then it's to late." The greater point I'm trying to make is noone saw that move coming, so it was a rather exciting day. I imagine the draft for every other team's fans, especially the later teams, is a rather boring event. Still waiting for Anthony Spencer to TERROIZE #5. A guy who most thought the cowboys could get with their next pick.

 
Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days. * 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
I know he has some character issues, but if they are going DE, I would like Michael Johnson.
 
Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:

* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.

* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days.

* 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
I trust your info more than my own opinions ... howeverI see the 1st round being a trade down or skill position and here is why:

No chance we sign OL unless its the C from Cal (Max Anderson?), which would be from a trade down. I also dont think we take a RB in the 1st, unless we trade down. Who would our FO think is worthy of the money, Donald Brown? Moreno? I know a lot of folks in the SP dont like when I post this, but I belive hes a real hot head ala Maurice Clarett. I simply dont see it. I digress which puts us to DB. There are a lot of mocks that dont have a DB in the 1st round. I think the most ive seen is 2. That said, Im going to go out on a limb and say we dont go DB unless we trade down. LB? Not a need for us 1st round. I dont see us drafting a WR. Our WRs are quite young and Im not sure what we would be looking to build. We have had almost the 0% luck in drafting WRs, the FO has to be gun shy about doling the garunteed monies. WR is certainly a possibility, but Im not feeling it. Oh yea ... QB? No :stirspot:

That leaves us DE, TE, or trade down. I havnt been through the DE's prospects yet as ive been into OTs. Though as Ive mentioned earlier, I like the initial things Ive seen outta Maybin. High motor ala Trent Cole. Nice build, frame looks like he could close to Justin Tuck (im a huge fan). There is only 1 TE potention of Pettingrew (close to Pittsnogle :shock: ), though Im not sure the Eagles FO has the balls to take a TE this high.

For now though, if I had to bet money, here is my bet: One of the top OT's falls to 21 and we trade it for an 09 28-38 pick and a 10 1st. I believe that when the draft is over we will be getting an A+++ rating and that we got one of the best draft day deals since Eli/Phillip. Rose glasses maybe, but it makes sense. It makes sense because we positioned ourselves perfectly for that OT before the Peters trade. Also, we only one of a few teams who has no need for a T now. All the other teams know this and will be afraid of someone else trading us. We will have all the leverage in the world. This makes the most sense. Even if our DE falls, do you belive hes that great? Better than 2 day 1 picks?

Here's my final flow:

1. Trade down -> C, RB, TE, WR in that order

2. DE trade -> Peppers

3. DE rookie -> ?

4. WR trade -> Boldin, Edwards, CJ?

5. WR rookie -> Nicks, ?

PS - Is DE considred a skill position?

 
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Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days. * 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
Fascinating info, DH.Really wondering what DE they are targeting. Any chance Jackson or Ayers falls to 21?Britt would be a terrific choice IMHO.McCoy or Greene in the 2nd?
 
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ESPN just reported that Sheldon Brown wants to be traded. No link, it was on ESPN as a "This Just In".
:yes:He's a starter on a great defense and Lito was sent packing. Joselio clearly is the nickel and not a threat to displace him.I'm guessing it's time for Sheldon to argue he warrants a raise with all the loot the Eagles are giving out this offseason.
 
Eagles Don't Rule Out Seeking Boldin

http://www.philly.com/inquirer/sports/43264962.html

I guess everyone can dream the dream for a few more days.
I almost posted that this morning, but after I re-read it, it looks like it's just them making a big stretch for a headline. Similar to another article today saying how Shawn Andrews might not be happy with his contract after the Peters signing...even though they have no evidence of this, just idle speculation.
 
Ugh, i'm tired of this crap. Brown signed a contract and he is defintely not out playing it so he needs to keep his trap shut.

 
ESPN just reported that Sheldon Brown wants to be traded. No link, it was on ESPN as a "This Just In".
:yes:He's a starter on a great defense and Lito was sent packing. Joselio clearly is the nickel and not a threat to displace him.I'm guessing it's time for Sheldon to argue he warrants a raise with all the loot the Eagles are giving out this offseason.
Hard to understand, he's got 4 years left on his contract. But, I have a hard time understanding anyone demanding more under a contract they agreed to.
 
Sheldon has 4 years on his deal, and he's cheap relative to the inflation we've seen in the CB market. His best bet, by far, is to stay quiet b/c no team would tear up a deal with that many years left, and the Eagles aren't trading him either IMHO.

 
Sheldon has 4 years on his deal, and he's cheap relative to the inflation we've seen in the CB market. His best bet, by far, is to stay quiet b/c no team would tear up a deal with that many years left, and the Eagles aren't trading him either IMHO.
Unfortunately this means he's a no show in training camp most likely. Wonder if this puts Vontae Davis in as a probably selection at 21 now.
 
I do have to admit that he is making less money then Joselio Hanson at this point. I guess he has valid point but nice way to throw monkey wrench in to what was shaping up to be a very good off season.

 
Lets put this Hanson making more stuff put to rest. Brown is making $2M, Hanson is making $620,000. Hanson is NOT making more then Brown.
you also have to consider, they extended him two years into his rookie deal and gave him a $7.5 mil bonus as part of a new $30 mil extension. He is making an average of 5 mil under his current contract.
 
FYI

http://www.rotoworld.com/content/playerpag...NFL&id=3061

"Long-time NFL offensive line coach Jim McNally calls Jason Peters "the most devastating blocker and pass-protector I've ever coached" outside of Hall of Famer Anthony Munoz.

McNally opined that Peters pouted in Buffalo because the Bills handed out big money to lesser talents Derrick Dockery and Langston Walker while letting their franchise player twist in the wind. According to ProFootballTalk, one league source believes the Eagles just made the best trade in the last 10 years of the NFL."

Jim McNally was one of the most respected OL coaches in the business when he was active. He's the guy that basically molded Peters from a TE to a RT to a Pro Bowl LT.
 
football players are the worst. SHUT UP AND PLAY!
If their contracts were gauranteed I'd agree with you. But since at any time the team can decide that the player is not worth what he is making and cut him, then I have no problem with a player holding out because he feels he's worth more than what he makes. These guys don't always have a long window to earn big bucks.
 
Not really sure what Sal's record is on this type of thing, but for what it's worth...

ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reports that the Eagles are intent on drafting Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno are are willing to trade up to get him.

Teams ahead of Philly at No. 21 who might snatch Moreno include New Orleans (No. 14), Houston (15), San Diego (16), the Jets (17), and the Lions (20). The Eagles have enough picks to move up, even after the Jason Peters deal.

provided by rotoworld

 
Lets put this Hanson making more stuff put to rest. Brown is making $2M, Hanson is making $620,000. Hanson is NOT making more then Brown.
you also have to consider, they extended him two years into his rookie deal and gave him a $7.5 mil bonus as part of a new $30 mil extension. He is making an average of 5 mil under his current contract.
Hanson = 5 year extension for 21 mil with 6.4 mil in guarantees.Hanson Details

I believe Sheldon signed for 30 mil with 7.5 mil in guarantees over 6 years.

Editt for misread...

 
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Not really sure what Sal's record is on this type of thing, but for what it's worth...ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reports that the Eagles are intent on drafting Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno are are willing to trade up to get him.Teams ahead of Philly at No. 21 who might snatch Moreno include New Orleans (No. 14), Houston (15), San Diego (16), the Jets (17), and the Lions (20). The Eagles have enough picks to move up, even after the Jason Peters deal.provided by rotoworld
:excited: :lmao:
 
Lets put this Hanson making more stuff put to rest. Brown is making $2M, Hanson is making $620,000. Hanson is NOT making more then Brown.
you also have to consider, they extended him two years into his rookie deal and gave him a $7.5 mil bonus as part of a new $30 mil extension. He is making an average of 5 mil under his current contract.
Hanson = 5 year extension for 21 mil with 6.4 mil in guarantees.Hanson Details

I believe Sheldon signed for 30 mil with 7.5 mil in guarantees over 6 years.

Editt for misread...
I'm not sure what your going after.
 
Lets put this Hanson making more stuff put to rest. Brown is making $2M, Hanson is making $620,000. Hanson is NOT making more then Brown.
you also have to consider, they extended him two years into his rookie deal and gave him a $7.5 mil bonus as part of a new $30 mil extension. He is making an average of 5 mil under his current contract.
Hanson = 5 year extension for 21 mil with 6.4 mil in guarantees.Hanson Details

I believe Sheldon signed for 30 mil with 7.5 mil in guarantees over 6 years.

Editt for misread...
I'm not sure what your going after.
Not much really - just sort of sharing. Also thought original reply was saying hanson was averaging 5 per year... my bad on a misread.I do agree that hanson getting more is not reason for this. Word was Sheldon was not happy last year but took the high road - so much so he sort of critical of how Lito was handling his situation by going public... now this.

I also heard on radio (610 WIP) that Sheldon's base for the next 4 years is 2, 2, 4, 8...

 
Not really sure what Sal's record is on this type of thing, but for what it's worth...ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reports that the Eagles are intent on drafting Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno are are willing to trade up to get him.Teams ahead of Philly at No. 21 who might snatch Moreno include New Orleans (No. 14), Houston (15), San Diego (16), the Jets (17), and the Lions (20). The Eagles have enough picks to move up, even after the Jason Peters deal.provided by rotoworld
:excited: :bag:
This screams smoke screen to me... just not sure why...
 
Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days. * 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
Great stuff DH and thanks for sharing it here.Regarding the info about the 1st rd RB, I just don't get it if Moreno is available. He is the ideal need/BPA/impact pick if he's there. As happy as I am about Peters, I would be just as disappointed about passing on Moreno. It's so illogical that I wonder if it could be a a smokescreen to discourage another team from trading ahead of them to target Moreno?
:goodposting: I don't get this either, but I totally believe it coming from DH. They have 5 DE's on the roster (Cole, Parker, Abimari, Clemons, Smith), not to mention Howard, who can play anywhere on the line, why would they draft a DE early when you only have 2 RB's on the roster in Westbrook and Booker, and Booker hardly saw the field last year. Westbrook is getting up there in age and is always an injury concern, it just doesn't make sense to me. They probably have the chance to get the #1 RB with the 21st pick, why do anything else? Moreno would be a no-brainer to me.
 
Not really sure what Sal's record is on this type of thing, but for what it's worth...ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reports that the Eagles are intent on drafting Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno are are willing to trade up to get him.Teams ahead of Philly at No. 21 who might snatch Moreno include New Orleans (No. 14), Houston (15), San Diego (16), the Jets (17), and the Lions (20). The Eagles have enough picks to move up, even after the Jason Peters deal.provided by rotoworld
:goodposting: :goodposting:
This screams smoke screen to me... just not sure why...
Totally agree. Knowing how the FO works, if this info is out, there's no way they are drafting Moreno. They are even floating rumors that they're still interested in Boldin, even though we all know that ain't happening any more. They're playing a lt of mind games with the draft right around the corner.
 
Not really sure what Sal's record is on this type of thing, but for what it's worth...ESPN's Sal Paolantonio reports that the Eagles are intent on drafting Georgia RB Knowshon Moreno are are willing to trade up to get him.Teams ahead of Philly at No. 21 who might snatch Moreno include New Orleans (No. 14), Houston (15), San Diego (16), the Jets (17), and the Lions (20). The Eagles have enough picks to move up, even after the Jason Peters deal.provided by rotoworld
:lmao: :goodposting:
This screams smoke screen to me... just not sure why...
Totally agree. Knowing how the FO works, if this info is out, there's no way they are drafting Moreno. They are even floating rumors that they're still interested in Boldin, even though we all know that ain't happening any more. They're playing a lt of mind games with the draft right around the corner.
Exactly, but knowing the Eagles would not want this out and very little leaks out of Eagles FO - are they putting this out there because they do or don't want Moreno?So as a GM from another team, do I take this info and say ahhh the Eagles really don't want to draft Moreno, they just want me to think that or do I start down the Princess Bride route and think they think I will think they don't really want Moreno so they really must want him... then I pick the wrong cup and die because they really want Moreno but would equally be happy with players X Y and Z who are not Moreno and they know getting one team to jump or none at all to jump on Moreno will help increase their chances of getting someone they really like at 21 or provide the distraction they need while the try and move up to get the guy they really want...That was fun.
 
Talked to my buddy and here is what I was able to find out:* Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but the Eagles ain't getting Boldin. He says it seems as if ARI doesn't want to trade him in the NFC.* 1st round pick looks to be either a DE, WR or CB. There is one DE they really like that they think they can get. There is also a WR they really like as well. The mention of WR really surprised me. They will not take a RB in the 1st unless things really change in the next few days. * 2nd round looks to be a RB or CB. After that, obviously things can change depending on who drops.
Great stuff DH and thanks for sharing it here.Regarding the info about the 1st rd RB, I just don't get it if Moreno is available. He is the ideal need/BPA/impact pick if he's there. As happy as I am about Peters, I would be just as disappointed about passing on Moreno. It's so illogical that I wonder if it could be a a smokescreen to discourage another team from trading ahead of them to target Moreno?
:lmao: I don't get this either, but I totally believe it coming from DH. They have 5 DE's on the roster (Cole, Parker, Abimari, Clemons, Smith), not to mention Howard, who can play anywhere on the line, why would they draft a DE early when you only have 2 RB's on the roster in Westbrook and Booker, and Booker hardly saw the field last year. Westbrook is getting up there in age and is always an injury concern, it just doesn't make sense to me. They probably have the chance to get the #1 RB with the 21st pick, why do anything else? Moreno would be a no-brainer to me.
I think it has to do with Phi not wanting to draft RB/WRs in the 1st round. Maybe they have some feeling that they are more prone to busts or, in reality, they believe that position isnt worth of the money at that spot? All plausible
 
Eagles just released a statement regarding Sheldon Brown. I've pasted the whole version below but here's the abridged version: "Shut the ---- up and play"

“It’s very unfortunate and counterproductive that Sheldon has chosen to go public with his feelings about his situation. After thorough evaluation by himself and discussions with his family and agents, he chose to accept an extension of his rookie contract early that provided his family financial security for the rest of his life. It removed any concerns about health or performance that all other players in his draft class had to worry about. He has three years remaining on that contract and, after taking the signing bonus and his first two years of salary into account, we feel that Sheldon is being paid fairly. Focusing only on a player’s salary for a given year is not a valid analysis.

“There have been league MVP’s, Super Bowl champion quarterbacks, and perennial Pro Bowlers who have been in a similar situation. All of their teams have required them to wait until their contract expired or there was only one year remaining before any adjustment took place. It is only in the most extraordinary, in fact, less than a handful of circumstances in the last ten years that any players two new years into a contract with three years left have been adjusted. We don’t think this qualifies as an extraordinary circumstance.

“Sheldon’s comments under the circumstances actually serve to devalue him in a trade if we were willing to consider it; which we are not.”

From Eagletarian: http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/dneagle...ants_Trade.html

 
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I wouldn't really complain as a fan if they selected an RB in round 2. If they are sold on Greene, McCoy or whoever being there and being the best fit, so be it. Not getting an RB in the first day to fill CBucks role and hedge against Westbrook's durability would obviously be a risk. Are they sold on Weaver getting carries perhaps? Wouldn't shock me to see them trade back from 21, and fill out the lines more with the higher picks.

Going off DH's post, as much as I'd love to see them grab Knowshon with the 21st, English and McCoy would be a pretty solid use of their first two picks.

 
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Ugh, i'm tired of this crap. Brown signed a contract and he is defintely not out playing it so he needs to keep his trap shut.
uh he is very unpaid, if anyone, he deserves a contract
Shut up and play. EaglesCap



Totals:

$7.5M Signing bonus in 2004

2009: $2M

2010: $2.5M plus $250K

2011: $3.5M plus $500K

2012: $4.25M plus $1M

He has roster bonuses and escalator clauses too.

Bottom line is that he's in the shallowest year of his deal and he's griping. Nice to forget the $7.5M you got up front, isn't it?

He may get a renegotiation, but this isn't the way to do it. The Eagles would have likely entertained this conversation if put in the right light AFTER he started to play well in season, as they have a ton of cap room, but this won't get it done.



EaglesCap

 
I wouldn't really complain as a fan if they selected an RB in round 2. If they are sold on Greene, McCoy or whoever being there and being the best fit, so be it. Not getting an RB in the first day to fill CBucks role and hedge against Westbrook's durability would obviously be a risk. Are they sold on Weaver getting carries perhaps? Wouldn't shock me to see them trade back from 21, and fill out the lines more with the higher picks. Going off DH's post, as much as I'd love to see them grab Knowshon with the 21st, English and McCoy would be a pretty solid use of their first two picks.
where is the peerman kid projecting to fall, thatd be a sexy pick in thd 2nd round if it was there, or even trade down in the 3rd?
 
More he said/ she said with Sheldon Brown

Daily News Eagletarian

Sheldon: Birds Take Me for Granted

Sheldon Brown feels taken for granted, the steady Eagles corner told your Eagletarian Monday evening.

"I've always been treated like the redheaded stepchild, ever since I was drafted," Brown said. He was explaining how he came to tell ESPN that he wanted to be traded, a move that provoked a strong, lengthy statement from the team Monday afternoon, denying his request and asserting that the contract extension Brown signed in 2004 does not make him underpaid in 2009.

"I've always been the nice guy, never said anything. I think they took that for granted," Brown said.

Brown said he reached the boiling point when, after a year of trying to get the Eagles to address his deal, he heard that team president Joe Banner had gone on WIP and said Brown's dissatisfaction had not been brought to his attention. Subsequently, Brown said, agent Jason Chayut's attempts to negotiate were shuffled off to recently hired Eagles consultant Andrew Brandt, who kept postponing planned meetings.

"My agent has been trying to do it in a respectful fashion," he said.

Brown said he made the public trade request in the spirit of "how do we get people to understand that this has been brought to your attention?"

Asked if he would skip the upcoming mandatory minicamp or hold out from training camp -- steps that most agents would consider financially counterproductive -- Brown said: "Who knows?"

Asked if the dispute might affect his play, should the Eagles stick to their vow not to trade him, Brown said: "It might. You never know. It's certainly something I'm going to be answering questions about all season long."

Here is the text of the Eagles' statement:

“It’s very unfortunate and counterproductive that Sheldon has chosen to go public with his feelings about his situation. After thorough evaluation by himself and discussions with his family and agents, he chose to accept an extension of his rookie contract early that provided his family financial security for the rest of his life. It removed any concerns about health or performance that all other players in his draft class had to worry about. He has four years remaining on that contract and, after taking the signing bonus and his first two years of salary into account, we feel that Sheldon is being paid fairly. Focusing only on a player’s salary for a given year is not a valid analysis.

“There have been league MVP’s, Super Bowl champion quarterbacks, and perennial Pro Bowlers who have been in a similar situation. All of their teams have required them to wait until their contract expired or there was only one year remaining before any adjustment took place. It is only in the most extraordinary, in fact, less than a handful of circumstances in the last ten years that any players two new years into a contract with four years left have been adjusted. We don’t think this qualifies as an extraordinary circumstance.

“Sheldon’s comments under the circumstances actually serve to devalue him in a trade if we were willing to consider it; which we are not.”

Brown attempted to rebut several of those points.

First, he told the Daily News his reasoning when he signed the contract extension in 2004 was "they came to me early to do a deal" and if he continued to play well, that would happen again. As to other 2002 drafted corners' "concerns about health or performance," Brown said: "Most of the corners drafted in 2002 are out of the league now." As for diminishing his trade value by speaking out, Brown said the Eagles just traded for Buffalo tackle Jason Peters, who held out last summer, with three years left on a contract. "They just traded for a guy who diminished his trade value last year," Brown said.

But as incongruous as it might sound, Brown also said he wanted to stress that to him, "this is business, it's not personal. I appreciate (owner) Jeffrey Lurie; I love him to death."

Brown said the trade of fellow disgruntled corner Lito Sheppard to the Jets made him think the team might be open to dealing him.

"If you traded your Pro Bowl player for a fifth-round pick, well, I'm pretty sure I can go out and get you that right now," he said.

 
Surprised he didn't also mention the mountain of cap space we never spend anyways. He should have thought about this before he signed the contract........at the same time since we never spend this $$$ anyways why not throw a couple mil to make him happy. :popcorn:

 
As for diminishing his trade value by speaking out, Brown said the Eagles just traded for Buffalo tackle Jason Peters, who held out last summer, with three years left on a contract. "They just traded for a guy who diminished his trade value last year," Brown said.
yeah, I'm not sure if he gets how this works, but you generally want to buy at a discount -- not sell at a discount.I just hope he can feed his family.
 
Heard this on Sirius the AM, and it is a very good question.

The Eagles are on the clock at Pick 21. All of these scenarios are available:

1. Moreno is there.

2. Pettigrew is there.

3. The Cardinals are on the phone asking for the pick (and nothing else) for Boldin.

Which do you choose, and why?

What's the rest of your draft plan (assuming the Eagles ultimately need both a RB and a TE)?

 
Heard this on Sirius the AM, and it is a very good question.The Eagles are on the clock at Pick 21. All of these scenarios are available:1. Moreno is there.2. Pettigrew is there.3. The Cardinals are on the phone asking for the pick (and nothing else) for Boldin.Which do you choose, and why?What's the rest of your draft plan (assuming the Eagles ultimately need both a RB and a TE)?
Boldin, and I don't have to think twice about it. I am not one of the people chanting that we need a WR, but if all it will cost is the 1.21, then get the deal done. You can pick up a backup RB and TE later in the draft.
 
Heard this on Sirius the AM, and it is a very good question.The Eagles are on the clock at Pick 21. All of these scenarios are available:1. Moreno is there.2. Pettigrew is there.3. The Cardinals are on the phone asking for the pick (and nothing else) for Boldin.Which do you choose, and why?What's the rest of your draft plan (assuming the Eagles ultimately need both a RB and a TE)?
Moreno. BPA at any position on defense in rd 2, and the TE in rd 3.
 
Heard this on Sirius the AM, and it is a very good question.The Eagles are on the clock at Pick 21. All of these scenarios are available:1. Moreno is there.2. Pettigrew is there.3. The Cardinals are on the phone asking for the pick (and nothing else) for Boldin.Which do you choose, and why?What's the rest of your draft plan (assuming the Eagles ultimately need both a RB and a TE)?
Much as I'd love to see this offense with a genuine weapon at WR again (who knows, Jackson may become this?), I think we have to go Moreno (or whoever we think is the best RB) in this situation.The team has shown they can win with a mediocre WR corps, and even have a productive passing offense without any of the targets standing out. Without Buck as a reliable backup any missed time by Westbrook (and there will be some, I'm sure) makes the offense totally one dimensional. If that happens I think they suffer. Badly. :hifive:ETA: Remember Darnell Autry?
 
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