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** Official 2014 Philadelphia Eagles Thread ** (2 Viewers)

Sal Pal was on air throwing around the Eagles are burning up the phone lines, trying to move up to get

Mike Evans. :excited:
I'd be OK with this. I'd be :yes: if they moved up just a little to get Odell Beckham. Biiig fan.

ETA: If we were going to trade up to the top 10 for Evans, why not go all the way for Watkins? That guy is a beast, so much fun to watch.

 
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Sal Pal was on air throwing around that the Eagles are burning up the phone lines, trying everything to move up to get.....

Mike Evans. :excited:
Yeah but he was saying it would take this year's 1 & 2 plus next year's 1 (and maybe more) to up high enough. They may have to get as high as 7 if I heard him right. Don't know if I'd want to give up next year's picks for a WR in a WR-rich draft.

 
Thanks for adding additional info AD, had a hard time comprehending everything with the ol' bag bending my ear next to me. :angry:

Yea it didn't sound realistic, but a nice change of pace from the JF nonsense.

 
Thanks for adding additional info AD, had a hard time comprehending everything with the ol' bag bending my ear next to me. :angry:

Yea it didn't sound realistic, but a nice change of pace from the JF nonsense.
Well IF they move up (and give up a lot) I'd rather it be for the WR and not Manziel. I hate that I'm even discussing these things as I feel its all hot air. Can't wait till Thursday and see what happens!

 
If we move up, I dont think it would be for a WR. Theres a lot of them in this draft and Chip seems of the mind that he can make anyone good in his offense. I would like them to make a splash by moving up to get HaHa. It would be very covert Eagles like to go up and get someone no one is thinking they would.

 
If we move up, I dont think it would be for a WR. Theres a lot of them in this draft and Chip seems of the mind that he can make anyone good in his offense. I would like them to make a splash by moving up to get HaHa. It would be very covert Eagles like to go up and get someone no one is thinking they would.
I agree with this. You look at what Cooper did as a 5th round pick in the Eagles offense and you got to think Chip feels like he can get a productive wr later in the draft if that player fits the Kelly wr mold. I think if they move up, it is for Barr. The fact that he is a pac-10 guy never hurts either with Chip. With all the Jordan trade speculation, and the fact that we almost drafted him last year, pass rusher is obviosly a coveted position. You also had Roseman saying you have to get a pass rusher early because there will be none left in the middle rounds but there are wr prospects throughout the draft. Two more days and we find out.

 
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If we move up, I dont think it would be for a WR. Theres a lot of them in this draft and Chip seems of the mind that he can make anyone good in his offense. I would like them to make a splash by moving up to get HaHa. It would be very covert Eagles like to go up and get someone no one is thinking they would.
I agree with this. You look at what Cooper did as a 5th round pick in the Eagles offense and you got to think Chip feels like he can get a productive wr later in the draft if that player fits the Kelly wr mold. I think if they move up, it is for Barr. The fact that he is a pac-10 guy never hurts either with Chip. With all the Jordan trade speculation, and the fact that we almost drafted him last year, pass rusher is obviosly a coveted position. You also had Roseman saying you have to get a pass rusher early because there will be none left in the middle rounds but there are wr prospects throughout the draft. Two more days and we find out.
Good points. HaHa or Barr are two on my list of like 4 that I want them to take in the first. Otherwise trade back.

 
I think I'd shoot someone if the Eagles took a QB early, let alone moved up for one. Wouldn't be pleased with moving up for a WR either in this draft.

 
Let's enter the inner dynamic. I can't see the analytical Howie trading Foles for Manziel but can see mad scientist Kelly pushing for it. In that scenario who wins out?

 
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.

 
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Let's enter the inner dynamic. I can't see the analytical Howie trading Foles for Manziel but can see mad scientist Kelly pushing for it. In that scenario who wins out?
I think Kelly is running the show now. They cut a guy who they just gave a big contract to after a career year.(same GM) Complete reversal. Small chance I would say on Manziel, but Kelly did not draft Foles, and Vick got the job after training camp.

 
Let's enter the inner dynamic. I can't see the analytical Howie trading Foles for Manziel but can see mad scientist Kelly pushing for it. In that scenario who wins out?
I think Kelly is running the show now. They cut a guy who they just gave a big contract to after a career year.(same GM) Complete reversal. Small chance I would say on Manziel, but Kelly did not draft Foles, and Vick got the job after training camp.
There's too much talk radio in NMB's reply.

IF you subscribe to the theory that Jackson was cut for money reasons than Chip was not the main man behind that. Chip isnt making money related decisions. He even said as much. So has Howie. So has Lurie.

The same GM comment is also misinformed. Reid was the Vice President of football operation when Jackson signed that deal....that's ALL Reid's deal.

Zero chance on Manziel. This was Chip's most recent comments on Foles:

[SIZE=medium]"And that’s the one thing about Nick that’s so encouraging is he always wants to get better. And he was constantly doing it. I think he improved as the season went along. And a lot of times you’ll see some players kind of plateau, but I think he continued to improve and I think we’re all hopeful. But knowing his work ethic, in Year 2, he’s gonna make a lot of improvement."[/SIZE]
Zero chance Manziel is here. There's only a small chance we even draft a QB this draft after adding Sanchez.

We're a running team....Chip didnt draft Shady either so I guess there's a small chance we draft a RB at #22...I mean, we'll have the pick of the litter and we can always trade Shady after that, right?....... :shrug:

 
Let's enter the inner dynamic. I can't see the analytical Howie trading Foles for Manziel but can see mad scientist Kelly pushing for it. In that scenario who wins out?
If they all have to be on the same page as they've suggested than they hold. If it's that big a deal than Jeff Lurie and/ or Tom Gamble would more then likely be brought into the equation as well.

 
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.
IF they traded up, I'd actually rather it be for Barr. Pass rushing OLB is a much bigger need.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.
IF they traded up, I'd actually rather it be for Barr. Pass rushing OLB is a much bigger need.
Agreed. If they're going to do a deal like Sal Pal was saying you have to come away with Clowney, Mack or Barr.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.
IF they traded up, I'd actually rather it be for Barr. Pass rushing OLB is a much bigger need.
Agreed. If they're going to do a deal like Sal Pal was saying you have to come away with Clowney, Mack or Barr.
The thing that sucks is that I can't seem to shake the feeling Dallas somehow gets Barr. Probably trade up with TEN or BUF.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.
IF they traded up, I'd actually rather it be for Barr. Pass rushing OLB is a much bigger need.
Agreed. If they're going to do a deal like Sal Pal was saying you have to come away with Clowney, Mack or Barr.
The thing that sucks is that I can't seem to shake the feeling Dallas somehow gets Barr. Probably trade up with TEN or BUF.
I cant see him falling past the Vikings (Lost Allen), Bills (could use someone opposite Mario), Lions (One of the worst pass rushes in the NFL last season) or Titans (who I believe are switching to a 3-4). If everyone is on the same page that Clowney, Mack and Barr are the only legit pass-rushers in this group than you can't pass on him in that spot with Mack and Clowney most likely being gone.

 
Bigboy10182000 said:
None_More_Black said:
JetMaxx said:
As much as I like Evans, I would be disappointed with an expensive trade up for him.
I agree with this as well. Having to give up multiple high picks to replace a guy who was already on your roster is bad football. I did not like the Jackson move but if Kelly feels like he can get wr talent all over the draft, then fine. It's a strategy. To give up a king's ransom to draft a guy who, if he pans out, might only be able to match Jackson's numbers is dumb. We lost to the Saints because of bad special teams and the inability to stop their O when it mattered.
You muct have been driving home the same time as me yesterday :lmao:

FYI, I would not like the trade if they did it, however, IF Evans pans and is what people think he would eclipse almost all of Jackson's numbers within his first 2 seasons. They're not the same player at all.
Yeah sounds like we were all driving home between 5:15 and 5:30 yesterday. And I agree with what you say about Evans. I don't want to see a big move either, but IF it happens I'm fine with him. Would definitely prefer they stay at 22 and take BPA. Or move up a few spots if someone's sliding, like Barr if he's somehow still on the board in the mid-teens.
IF they traded up, I'd actually rather it be for Barr. Pass rushing OLB is a much bigger need.
Agreed. If they're going to do a deal like Sal Pal was saying you have to come away with Clowney, Mack or Barr.
The thing that sucks is that I can't seem to shake the feeling Dallas somehow gets Barr. Probably trade up with TEN or BUF.
I cant see him falling past the Vikings (Lost Allen), Bills (could use someone opposite Mario), Lions (One of the worst pass rushes in the NFL last season) or Titans (who I believe are switching to a 3-4). If everyone is on the same page that Clowney, Mack and Barr are the only legit pass-rushers in this group than you can't pass on him in that spot with Mack and Clowney most likely being gone.
I've heard Donald is a lock to MIN if he's there. The Bills could certainly take him, but I think they've looking to deal down. DET has bigger fish to fry. They'd be nuts to pass on Lewan IMO. CB is a bigger need as well.

 
The thing that sucks is that I can't seem to shake the feeling Dallas somehow gets Barr. Probably trade up with TEN or BUF.
I liked your previous post DH but I truly hope this doesn't come true.

I've stayed away from posting who I'd like them to draft because I'm just not as informed about prospects as others here are. Kinda felt Barr was always the target though. There is a real need for his talents on defense. Seems a need is arising to have to move up to get him. Or just maybe he's always been high (top half?) on many teams boards.....

 
I've heard Donald is a lock to MIN if he's there. The Bills could certainly take him, but I think they've looking to deal down. DET has bigger fish to fry. They'd be nuts to pass on Lewan IMO. CB is a bigger need as well.
It very well could shake down that way. I was just looking at possibilities for each team and they all seemed to have (IMO anyway) a pass-rushing need. I actually think all 3 of the OT's go before Detroit picks anyway. That's always a position that gets eaten up pretty fast and every team before Detroit has that need.

 
Insein said:
None_More_Black said:
Insein said:
If we move up, I dont think it would be for a WR. Theres a lot of them in this draft and Chip seems of the mind that he can make anyone good in his offense. I would like them to make a splash by moving up to get HaHa. It would be very covert Eagles like to go up and get someone no one is thinking they would.
I agree with this. You look at what Cooper did as a 5th round pick in the Eagles offense and you got to think Chip feels like he can get a productive wr later in the draft if that player fits the Kelly wr mold. I think if they move up, it is for Barr. The fact that he is a pac-10 guy never hurts either with Chip. With all the Jordan trade speculation, and the fact that we almost drafted him last year, pass rusher is obviosly a coveted position. You also had Roseman saying you have to get a pass rusher early because there will be none left in the middle rounds but there are wr prospects throughout the draft. Two more days and we find out.
Good points. HaHa or Barr are two on my list of like 4 that I want them to take in the first. Otherwise trade back.
:goodposting: This is what I've been thinking all along. There's no way we are telegraphing what we are going to do. IF we wanted to move up to get a player, you put some misdirection :ph34r: out there - let everything think you are planning one thing so your competition for the REAL player you are after goes down. No way we move up for either a QB nor a WR, there are just too many options which Chip can almost plug in interchangeably. But defense is our weakness and the front office knows it. Pass rusher is a glaring weakness so it would be worth it to give a up an extra pick, maybe two, to go and get the guy you think is best. All this 'phone tag' which is said to be going on is obviously 'feeling out' other teams. You are not going to get any information on what THEY are going to do, but you are going to get information on how they feel about YOU as a trade partner. I honestly think that's what is going on.

Look, this draft has some of the best talent in years, and is deep.

So If I had to put percentages on it (assuming nothing else crazy happens and nobody we want drops),

I would say the Eagles will:

Trade up for a Defensive player - 25%

Trade up for an Offensive player - 5%

Stay put and take BPA - 30%

Trade back for extra picks - 40%

And I know that's a big assumption so my percentages are worth the paper they're written on, but

that's what I'm thinking if I'm in the FO.

 
The thing that sucks is that I can't seem to shake the feeling Dallas somehow gets Barr. Probably trade up with TEN or BUF.
I liked your previous post DH but I truly hope this doesn't come true.

I've stayed away from posting who I'd like them to draft because I'm just not as informed about prospects as others here are. Kinda felt Barr was always the target though. There is a real need for his talents on defense. Seems a need is arising to have to move up to get him. Or just maybe he's always been high (top half?) on many teams boards.....
I'd absolutely love to get Barr (or Evans for that matter), but I wouldn't want to trade up more than 8-10 spots to make either one happen. There's too much talent at too many positions in this draft for the Eagles to be throwing away 2nd- and 3rd-rounders.

Invariably, someone always gets lost in the shuffle in Day 1 and falls a lot further than anyone expects - Sharif Floyd was a consensus top-10 on most boards last year and he fell all the way to 23. I'm crossing my fingers that Barr's that guy this year.

 
Reid was decent with early picks, always struggled with late picks....Kelly benefited from his first pick being early....I want him to show me he can handle late picks (or maneuver around adeptly) to acquire what we need.

They don't have to pick what I want (or think I want), just show some decent intelligence with the 1st pick (or whatever we do...move up, move down...) I would be ecstatic if we landed Barr for a reasonable cost.

Keep me believing we are on the right path towards winning our first Super Bowl title. I haven't lost faith, but recent "football related" decisions have me asking reasonable questions....

Needless to say I am anticipating tomorrow night with excitement!!

 
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I don't care if the team trades up or even trades out of the first, or trades the pick for a player. All that matters to me is getting a pass rush. This defense will be better in year 2, but without the ability to put the QB on their @$$ a few times a game and pressure throws, we're limited.

Last year the weak spots were special teams and the pass rush/secondary...but the secondary looks better if there is a pass rush, and IMO that is the missing ingredient. Plus, optimistic Malcolm Jenkins will help the secondary both on the field and in the locker room, film room, and practice field.

Not worried about the offense and don't want to use 22 to add firepower there. 10 starters back (all but DJax) and adding Maclin and Sproles is enough for me.

 
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Trade back for extra picks - 40%
I wouldn't really be a fan of this unless you're not moving back far (25-28'ish) or getting a future 1 from a team like the Jags. There HAS to be a player that helps us at 22 IMO. Either stay or go up if anything.
I'd be happy with a trade down to the bottom of the 1st if it nets us a late-2nd / early-3rd. Honestly, if the top 4 WRs, the top 3 CBs, and Clinton-Dix are off the board at 22, I hope they do trade down rather than reach for a guy at a need position. WR and OLB in particular are way, way too deep this year for me to "settle" for a guy at #22.

 
Trade back for extra picks - 40%
I wouldn't really be a fan of this unless you're not moving back far (25-28'ish) or getting a future 1 from a team like the Jags. There HAS to be a player that helps us at 22 IMO. Either stay or go up if anything.
I'd be happy with a trade down to the bottom of the 1st if it nets us a late-2nd / early-3rd. Honestly, if the top 4 WRs, the top 3 CBs, and Clinton-Dix are off the board at 22, I hope they do trade down rather than reach for a guy at a need position. WR and OLB in particular are way, way too deep this year for me to "settle" for a guy at #22.
I won't be mad if they have take OL, NT or ILB there either. Honestly, unless they take a QB or RB at 22 I won't be mad or disappointed

 
Trade back for extra picks - 40%
I wouldn't really be a fan of this unless you're not moving back far (25-28'ish) or getting a future 1 from a team like the Jags. There HAS to be a player that helps us at 22 IMO. Either stay or go up if anything.
I'd be happy with a trade down to the bottom of the 1st if it nets us a late-2nd / early-3rd. Honestly, if the top 4 WRs, the top 3 CBs, and Clinton-Dix are off the board at 22, I hope they do trade down rather than reach for a guy at a need position. WR and OLB in particular are way, way too deep this year for me to "settle" for a guy at #22.
I won't be mad if they have take OL, NT or ILB there either. Honestly, unless they take a QB or RB at 22 I won't be mad or disappointed
I envision one of the QBs sliding and a team like Houston getting antsy and trading up with Philly.

 
Just stay where they are and draft Lee and I will be VERY happy
I like Cody Latimer. Maybe we can even trade down a few spots and pick up a third or a fourth.
With the exception of a Barr or Fuller or Dix sliding to 22, a trade down is the best play. My rooting interest as I watch tomorrow is divided between a hope that one of those players are there at 22 and a slide of a highly valuable player.
 
I think Mayock was on something thinking Barr or Dix slides that far. I can certainly see Dallas taking Barr and not Manziel.

 
Just stay where they are and draft Lee and I will be VERY happy
I like Cody Latimer. Maybe we can even trade down a few spots and pick up a third or a fourth.
With the exception of a Barr or Fuller or Dix sliding to 22, a trade down is the best play. My rooting interest as I watch tomorrow is divided between a hope that one of those players are there at 22 and a slide of a highly valuable player.
Yeah, me too. Though I'd be lying if I didn't say another rooting interest is a hope of seeing Andy Reid pound his fist on his war room table as whatever team we trade down with grabs the guy at the top of KC's board with our 22nd pick.

 
Let's enter the inner dynamic. I can't see the analytical Howie trading Foles for Manziel but can see mad scientist Kelly pushing for it. In that scenario who wins out?
I think Kelly is running the show now. They cut a guy who they just gave a big contract to after a career year.(same GM) Complete reversal. Small chance I would say on Manziel, but Kelly did not draft Foles, and Vick got the job after training camp.
There's too much talk radio in NMB's reply.

IF you subscribe to the theory that Jackson was cut for money reasons than Chip was not the main man behind that. Chip isnt making money related decisions. He even said as much. So has Howie. So has Lurie.

The same GM comment is also misinformed. Reid was the Vice President of football operation when Jackson signed that deal....that's ALL Reid's deal.

Zero chance on Manziel. This was Chip's most recent comments on Foles:

[SIZE=medium]"And that’s the one thing about Nick that’s so encouraging is he always wants to get better. And he was constantly doing it. I think he improved as the season went along. And a lot of times you’ll see some players kind of plateau, but I think he continued to improve and I think we’re all hopeful. But knowing his work ethic, in Year 2, he’s gonna make a lot of improvement."[/SIZE]
Zero chance Manziel is here. There's only a small chance we even draft a QB this draft after adding Sanchez.

We're a running team....Chip didnt draft Shady either so I guess there's a small chance we draft a RB at #22...I mean, we'll have the pick of the litter and we can always trade Shady after that, right?....... :shrug:
I'm in Florida so no more WIP for me.

 
Read this rumor from another site:

-Theres a real possibility that Eric Berry is traded on draft day, with the Falcons being most likely. The price tag is something around a second-round pick.
Seems pretty cheap for Berry, what am I missing? :confused: Would anyone be willing to make that deal?

 
Read this rumor from another site:

-Theres a real possibility that Eric Berry is traded on draft day, with the Falcons being most likely. The price tag is something around a second-round pick.
Seems pretty cheap for Berry, what am I missing? :confused: Would anyone be willing to make that deal?
Absolutely. Same way I'd take Dion Jordan for a second. Just not a first.

 
So tonight I feel the Eagles could:

A) Stand pat for either Ha Ha, Barr, Beckham or Fuller.

B) Move up to the 11-15 range for Ha Ha or Barr.

C) Trade back if none of those guys are there and the QBs are still available for teams like Hou, Jax, Minn or Clev.

D) Stand pat for best available WR.

 
Alright guys, only a few hours to go. Gun to your head, who do the Eagles get and how do they do it?

As much as I'd like to see them deal a third to move up over Dallas and get Barr, I think they stay at 22 and end up with Kyle Fuller. CB is a need spot and he's as good a prospect as anyone at the position.

 
Deranged Hermit said:
Alright guys, only a few hours to go. Gun to your head, who do the Eagles get and how do they do it?

As much as I'd like to see them deal a third to move up over Dallas and get Barr, I think they stay at 22 and end up with Kyle Fuller. CB is a need spot and he's as good a prospect as anyone at the position.
If move up slightly say 16- 18'ish. We end up with one of the following today:

Barr

Dix

Gilbert

If we stay at 22:

Lee

Latimer

Mosley

Nix

Ford

My curve ball:

Ebron- We didnt technically "need" Ertz last season either...He wants to use TE's, especially in the slot, and he would be perfect

My wet dream:

Clowney--Trade the whole draft for him lol

While I know we need defense my heart tells me to expect offense. If I have to narrow it all down it's Lee, Latimer or Ebron

 

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