Player Interest List

198 Comments on “Player Interest List”

1. 
   1 TheMeta88 said at 7:23 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   Great stuff. Will you update this as we learn more and more?

2. 
   2 laeagle said at 7:24 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   I wonder how this compares to the Reid era. Seems like Chip’s team is far more diligent with scouting like this.

3. 
   3 TommyLawlor said at 8:08 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   Eagles were all over the place back then. Just didn’t have as much info. Juan Castillo traveled all over the place looking at kids. He’s the one I remember most.

4. 
   4 NinjaP said at 2:34 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

   Yeah seems like it’s a reflection of Lurie. Eagles seem to be one of the more active teams meeting with players every year.

5. 
   5 Ark87 said at 4:52 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

   Seems like we also were extremely active with “smoke screens” in that era as well. Been a long time since we would could claim the Eagles took it easy during the off season.

6. 
   6 nutmegel said at 7:37 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   Chip attended LSU Pro day as well

7. 
   7 GermanEagle said at 7:42 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   Awesome work, mate. Thank you.

8. 
   8 Insomniac said at 7:49 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   So many CBs!!

9. 
   9 Vick or Nick said at 7:54 PM on April 1st, 2015:

   Great list.

   I feel like with Kelly he is less inclined to bring a player in just to fool another team. He’s also less inclined to draft a player he hasn’t personally met, especially early.

   Forget the off season moves. Kelly has to nail the first round pick this year.

10. 
    10 A_T_G said at 7:57 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Great work. This is the kind of stuff we can’t get elsewhere, and why your opinions are so valuable.

11. 
    11 anon said at 8:33 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    We’ve talked to like 100 guys and not one RB? I’m assuming we won’t take one (i don’t think CK has taken a running back since he’s been here) but thought fore sure we’d talk to some guys considering “this is one of the deepest classes ever”.

12. 
    12 wee2424 said at 8:45 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Wow, haven’t really thought about that. Unless it was an UDFA I think you are right in saying that he hasn’t drafted a RB. It sounds surprising, but I guess when you think about it you can see why. Whether it’s been players he has inherited or FA signings before draft we have been loaded at RB. Really thinking about it, it’s highly impressive that the Birds haven’t ever been considered weak at RB for 2 plus decades. Correct me if I’m wrong, I’m 26 so maybe I’m forgetting about a time in my younger years.

13. 
    13 daveH said at 9:11 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    interesting last question because I remember how exciting Wilbert Montgomery was because we had been so RB starved all my youth until him. and he is still my all time favorite player/ ha, I laffed out loud because I didn’t consider that 20 years ago .. uhm over 20 years ago

14. 
    14 wee2424 said at 9:23 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Can you think of another team that has had such good RBs for this long of a stretch with no interruptions?

15. 
    15 Red Neck said at 10:01 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    The last team I can think of was the Broncos back in the 90’s early 2000.

16. 
    16 wee2424 said at 10:53 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    True, but I still don’t think that was as extensive of a stretch of time however. While that was due to RB talent alot of that had to do with Shanahans zone blocking. It was said he could take any RB and make him succesfull. The ANY RB is of course an exaggeration, but I do think he deserves some credit as well. Keep in mind I am not discrediting Portis and other talented backs, but I do think it has to be looked at in context. Again I’m 26, I was very young then. So if I’m wrong correct me.

17. 
    17 Red Neck said at 11:43 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Pretty much spot on. Davis being the best of the RB’s. It had a lot to do with Shanahans system… I know the dolphins tried to poach a couple RB’s from Denver to compliment Marino, but they didn’t pan out.

18. 
    18 daveH said at 7:48 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    interesting & thought provoking because I don’t see it that way.

    WIlbert Montgomery was an underdog who made good. Same with Brian Westbrook (and andy reid got very lucky w thim). So that makes them the best & my favorites.

    .. never thought keith byars & duce staley were any good at all. Herschel & Ricky Watters only came at career end. everyone else has been ‘just passing through’ ..
    ..
    you caused me to look up our top RB’s ever and its not like theres any HOF names .. Steve Van Buren and (Chuck Bednarik) ..greatest and we missed them by several generations

19. 
    19 Avery Greene said at 8:59 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Good stuff. Interesting some of the names not there in the OL list. It’ll be good to know who else they talk to before the draft.

20. 
    20 nopain23 said at 9:12 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    all this ILB interest. “me” thinks kendricks is gone!

21. 
    21 anon said at 9:32 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    titans would be a natural partner for nayone on our defense. Not sure if the ILB stuff happened before or after we got Kiko.

22. 
    22 RobNE said at 10:05 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Funny bc titans have something we could use too.

23. 
    23 anon said at 10:10 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Dick Lebeau?

24. 
    24 Flyin said at 10:14 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Dick

25. 
    25 wee2424 said at 10:23 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Michael Sam isn’t on this team. Edit: I am sorry if I offended anyone with this comment. I am not for or against homosexuality. I am just for making light out of situations because sometimes the most serious situations could require a little humor.

26. 
    26 eagleyankfan said at 7:54 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Don’t quit your day job…. :)~

27. 
    27 wee2424 said at 9:03 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Lol what if I really want to?

28. 
    28 wee2424 said at 10:46 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Forgive me if I am being dense right now, but who are you referring to?

29. 
    29 RobNE said at 11:01 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Their number 2 pick we can use for Mariota.

30. 
    30 D3FB said at 11:10 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Titans have a decent 2 deep at all 4 of their LB spots.

31. 
    31 eagleyankfan said at 7:54 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Could they use a DL?

32. 
    32 D3FB said at 5:21 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Probably not. They have Jurell Casey to lead the line and then a bunch of decent rotational or better guys behind him. I think their weakest spot on D is backup DB. They only have 1 good one.

33. 
    33 ceedubya9 said at 12:58 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    well, Ryans isn’t getting any younger, and outside of Kendricks and Kiko (if healthy), none of the other guys are close to being a sure thing. It only makes sense to look for depth/future starters there.

34. 
    34 wee2424 said at 10:19 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Just read something really interesting on a comment on Kempskis site. Apparently all of Chips players play or practice with a sort of GPS device that I guess is within their pads or under their jersey. It is used to record quickness, distance traveled, and explosion of moves such as jukes. Can anyone confirm or deny this is true? I find this interesting not just for the obvious reasons but because of Shady. There has been much debate over whether he lost some of his explosion and quickness in his moves. My thinking here is that if Chip truly does have these devices on his players then he would have concrete evidence that Shady did lose a little of his spunk, therefore he knew for a fact it was time to move on. Comments anyone?

35. 
    35 anon said at 10:25 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    They do wear devices (player are starting to wear them during games as well) unclear exactly how much they can tell, but i’m sure the computer can tell things the eye can’t.

36. 
    36 wee2424 said at 10:35 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    It would make sense if it measured speed and explosives, whereas I don’t think it would make much sense if used for just distance or in case a player became lost during a game or practice. I just think it’s possible it could have really played a part as to why Shady isn’t on the team. Especially considering Chips appeared faith in science.

37. 
    37 D3FB said at 11:07 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    “WHERE THE HELL IS PARKEY?!”

    “Well Chip according to the GPS he seems to be wandering up and down broad street”

    “HOW THE HELL IS THE KICKER CONCUSSED!!!”

38. 
    38 RobNE said at 11:10 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    They wear them to sleep too. Where u been?

39. 
    39 OregonDucker said at 12:57 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    The Polar system and Omegasystem tell you much about a player’s fitness. Maybe they do have concrete evidence on player decline.

    http://mmqb.si.com/2013/07/24/chip-kellys-mystery-man/

40. 
    40 Michael Winter Cho said at 9:53 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    It reminds me of this CHIPS episode where they had some kind of similar device for the police officers (they were way ahead of their time in the early 80s). All I remember is a female cop falling down and causing alarm, but it was because a puppy had jumped up on her.

41. 
    41 Jernst said at 11:34 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    That’s correct. It measures acceleration, speed, distance run, and it has complex algorithms to analyze these metrics based on what the player is doing and the angle of his change of directions. These devices are also on all the weight machines and track each players ability to lift weights explosively, how fast they lift the weight, how much power/toque they generate. Chip most certainly has spreadsheets of data on exactly how much players are losing throughout the year and year to year.

42. 
    42 wee2424 said at 11:38 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    So do you think it would be fair to say that Chip had a truly concrete reason, besides the other reasons that have been stated to ship Shady off?

43. 
    43 anon said at 10:26 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Saw a stat that something like 75% of Austin’s catches last year were for first downs. If that’s the case i can understand why we like him.

44. 
    44 wee2424 said at 10:42 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    I think the main selling point on him was his size and add his precise route running and Chip schemes to get players open he could actually end up being pretty damn effective. If healthy of course. Of course character played a part in it. Lol, I am so sick of adding the if healthy disclaimer to almost everything.

45. 
    45 GEAGLE said at 8:05 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    yeah the health disclaimer is pretty annoying.. also dont like going into the season with so many “IF’s”… if this guy can stay healthy, if that guy can stay healthy, if this, if that, then we could end up seeing a good team… so many “IF’s” sounds like we are talking about the Phillies”
    …
    I assume a big part about why we signed Miles was that he is versatile enough to lineup outside or in the slot.,,.last year we were seeing Jordan stay in the slot, but chip always spends a players rookie season having him focus on one spot… like Ertz, I expect to see Jordan and Huff move around and lineup in different spots this year..Miles Austin fits as a player you can lineup at a bunch of different spots..heck he is so versatile that i dont think we can label him more outside then slot or vice versa

46. 
    46 D3FB said at 11:05 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Kyle Emmanuel is an OLB. He’s 6’3, 255lbs.

    I’m guessing the ILB coach worked him out because the OLB coach was maybe at Utah (Nate Orchard).

47. 
    47 Anders said at 8:28 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Our ILB coach was who many thought would be our OLB coach, so I guess he has plenty expertise in that area

48. 
    48 Donald Kalinowski said at 11:21 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    So who pays for the flight and hotel accommodations for these prospects? The team, player or agent?

49. 
    49 RobNE said at 11:26 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Has to be the team.

50. 
    50 D3FB said at 11:31 PM on April 1st, 2015:

    Team.

    They do the same thing when they bring street guys in for workouts during the season (except those are usually in and out the same day).

51. 
    51 Joe Minx said at 12:36 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    This is great. Thanks Tommy.

    There’s a thread on the EMB with a few regular contributors who do a really good job keeping up with this stuff. Has some other names in addition to the ones here.

52. 
    52 Mitchell said at 12:46 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Latest mock:

    Round 1 Pick 31 (N.O.): T.J. Clemmings, OT, Pittsburgh (A-)
    Round 2 Pick 20: Nelson Agholor, WR, Southern California (A)
    Round 2 Pick 27 (DEN): Ty Sambrailo, OT, Colorado State (C)
    Round 3 Pick 4 (OAK): Anthony Harris, SS/FS, Virginia (A)
    Round 3 Pick 20: Chris Conley, WR, Georgia (F)
    Round 4 Pick 14: Jesse James, TE, Penn State (A)
    Round 5 Pick 9: Jake Ryan, OLB/ILB, Michigan (B-)
    Round 5 Pick 20: Damian Swann, CB, Georgia (D-)
    Round 6 Pick 20: Zach Wagenmann, DE/OLB, Montana (B-)
    Round 7 Pick 20: Justin Coleman, CB, Tennessee (D)

    Once again these are based on where I think the players will actually go. For instance I could have had Strong at #20 but there is no way he falls that far. Analysis: I picked up Clemmings because I feel he brings the physicality that the coaches want. We saw how he can finish blocks and frequently dominates his opponent. I like the idea of plugging him in right away and moving him over to right tackle later on. Agholor is another piece in solving this somewhat dim WR picture we have painted. While he may not have an “elite” trait, you can see his competitive nature in the way he plays. I also think he has underrated RAC ability. Sambrailo: I honestly haven’t watched anything on him but I trust D3FB in his lineman endorsements. Harris is a bit thin but I think he can add the weight and be more of a factor in the run game. He isn’t timid when tackling but just needs a pit more bulk behind him. As a side, watching him against FSU, he was able to stone Winston at the 5 to save a td. I like his coverage ability and some will appreciate his ability to read a pass play and actually roll his coverage to where the ball was going in order to force and inc. Conley is an obvious choice because of his physical attributes. James was good value at the spot. The last one I’ll touch on is Ryan. He used to play OLB and has made the transition to ILB. Word is he is a tape freak as well. Chip will love his commitment to football and versatility but dislike his 31″ t-rex arms.

53. 
    53 D3FB said at 4:49 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I’ll overlook trading back 11 spots for a 2nd and very early third.

    I think Strong has a decent shot to be there at 20. He’s the unanimous WR4. Last year WR4 was Cooks, who went… pick 20.

    Sambraillo, watch him. Do it. He’s so underrated and so much fun to watch. Especially the BC game. Do ittttttt.

    Wagenmanm made me happy on the inside.

54. 
    54 GermanEagle said at 7:08 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    
    Wagenmanm made me happy on the inside.

    Wagenmann has also a nice creepy ring to it [in German:the trolley man]. It could easily be a headline of a horror movie in theatres: “The Wagenmann delivers”.

55. 
    55 Mitchell said at 8:57 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Does it sound creepy when you say it with a German accent?

56. 
    56 GermanEagle said at 9:02 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I don’t have a German accent. 😉 People confuse me with South Africans or Australiens most of the time. lol

57. 
    57 Mitchell said at 10:02 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    What?!?! Lol

58. 
    58 D3FB said at 5:39 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    TREVOR NOAH!

    IT”S YOU!

59. 
    59 Mitchell said at 8:07 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Strong was avaiable with the 20th pick in the second round, not first. I traded back 8 spots in the first for a late second and it was the Cowboys. I think that is reasonable.

60. 
    60 eagleyankfan said at 8:01 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I’m not really into fans throwing darts but it’s interesting that there are no guards. Are the OT’s projected as guards or are you happy with the guards that are in place?

61. 
    61 Mitchell said at 8:05 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Clemmings can certainly be a guard.

62. 
    62 eagleyankfan said at 9:14 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    You’re throwing darts. I can’t even give you credit for hand grenades because they account for “close”.
    …..
    It’s no offense to you. Unless you’re in Chips inner circle, you’re doing a “who you’d like to draft”. You(not you specifically) have no clue who Chip is targeting.
    ….
    How exactly though, do you have a better read? If you said a couple of months ago that the Eagles are targeting Bradford, DM and Miles Austin, then yes, I’ll concede that you have an idea. Again, it’s no offense, it’s a ‘how can you possible know’? In all honestly, I do read your mock drafts(and D3FB’s) and that’s about it. At least I can make sense of what you guys are projecting…..

63. 
    63 Mitchell said at 10:02 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Take for instance Jake Ryan. Chip had a coach go work him out, therefore I think he may be a target. I’m not projecting everyone I like, for instance, I think Derron Smith may be the best safety in the draft but I don’t think Chip will like him because he is on the small side. You’re right though, I really have no idea what is going on lol! I think only Chip really knows what’s going on. It’s just fun to do and I make it as realistic as I can.

64. 
    64 GEAGLE said at 8:06 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    i want Jesse James on this roster!!

65. 
    65 GEAGLE said at 7:48 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    interesting that Huff didnt visit, yet Howie was still comfortable enough to draft him, since we are going with the Narrative that this will be kellys first draft lol…If howie gets ripped for Marcus, we should praise howie for Jordan Mathews, Huff, Beau Allen…
    ..
    Cool to hear that players were hearing Tales of Pope Jordans work ethic league wide… Miles Austin was asked about Jordan, and while he said he hasnt met him, he talked about how last year he was already hearing amazing things about Pope Jordan and his work ethic. He talked about how that its impressive to have a rookie’s work ethic be talked about league wide… seems Jordan has a nice reputation league wide.. Apparently, one of Jordans Vanderbilt team mates were raving about Jordan to Austin last year..
    ..
    Pope will bless us with a monster coming out party this year… Iron sharpens Iron, and that kid is spending his offseason training with the star veteran WR’s in this league. Learn a few tricks of the trade…
    …
    while Huff is working with the footwork King, focusing on getting off press man…
    ,..,
    very curious to see what our sophmore WR’s look like this year.
    ..

66. 
    66 GEAGLE said at 7:59 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Im also curious to see how defenses decide to defend against Chip kellys new roster….
    ..
    year 1 we saw press man, last offseason chip talked about focusing on improving our ability to beat press man, but then the season came and we ended up seeing more zone then man… Chip was asked how he anticipates defenses playing him next year and he said probably they will switch back to man defense…
    ..
    but this is a very different looking offense that we are going into the season with, with a bunch of new weapons… Be curious to see how teams end up playing us in year 3.,..

67. 
    67 eagleyankfan said at 9:18 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    In trying to make some sense(what else do I have to do today, work is boring :)) — about the draft last year. Obviously(well, in my mind) Chip had a list of players for Howie to target. The golden 6 atop the list and Howie didn’t land 1 of them. I think that’s the reason Howie was pushed out. I can hear Chip now “Howie, I gave you one job to do”….lol

68. 
    68 GEAGLE said at 7:52 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Marquis Goodwin might be getting cut… isnt he the kid with concussion issues? “Situational Deep threat”, wouldnt mind taking a flier on him and seeing how he looks in Camp..

    ..
    “WKBW’s Joe Buscaglia considers Marquise Goodwin’s roster spot in jeopardy.

    A situational deep threat, Goodwin has struggled with injuries and was benched in favor of Chris Hogan last year. With the Bills signing Percy Harvin, Goodwin will be competing for one of Buffalo’s final receiver spots. 24-year-old Goodwin is entering a make-or-break year in 2015.”-roto
    ..
    in other “deep threat news:…
    ..
    “Miami (FL) WR Phillip Dorsett clocked forty times of 4.25 and 4.27 at the Hurricanes’ Pro Day.

    Seeing as Dorsett ran 4.33 on the Combine’s “slow track,” we already knew he was fast. Dorsett has drawn some T.Y. Hilton comparisons for his versatility, but also possesses the ability to outrun coverage a la DeSean Jackson. He’s only 5-foot-9, 185, a deficiency that figures to keep Dorsett out of day one.”-roto

    ..
    typically i dont trust pro day speed, but i dont need to look at a stop watch to know that this kid can really fly once he turns the jets on..

69. 
    69 GEAGLE said at 8:17 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Breshad Perriman is actually in Philly right now…. he is at novacare aleady

70. 
    70 Tdoteaglefan said at 8:45 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Interesting…safety ibraheim campbell is visiting philly today as well..

71. 
    71 GEAGLE said at 9:56 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Wonder who the QB throwing to Strong is today..
    ..
    I remember one of the WR we brought in were working with Tebow lol poor kid, goes on a draft visit and has Tim Tebow throwing to him LOL.. Forgot which of the WR prospects it was

72. 
    72 Avery Greene said at 11:36 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    On the flip side, if he can look good with Tebow maybe he’ll look great with a real QB!

73. 
    73 GermanEagle said at 9:00 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Who’s a big Jaelen Strong fan, you or Perriman?!

74. 
    74 James said at 9:29 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    According to inside emails, they both are fans.

75. 
    75 RobNE said at 8:46 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Connect Four — Blocked

76. 
    76 eagleyankfan said at 9:28 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Brandon Hill from my own back yard? Color me interested…

77. 
    77 Jernst said at 10:33 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Lots of inside LBers…

    How many of those were after we acquired Kiko. I hate the idea of losing Kendricks, but I fear that might be what’s going to happen.

78. 
    78 anon said at 10:36 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    for mariota? cant see another situation in which we’d trade him.

79. 
    79 Frencheaglesfan said at 10:39 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    2nd trade up or for a mid pick

80. 
    80 anon said at 10:43 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    i can’t see us getting a second for kendrick, but that’d be nice.

81. 
    81 Frencheaglesfan said at 10:44 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I would see us trading kendricks + our 4th for another 2nd

82. 
    82 GermanEagle said at 11:19 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    He’s worth a mid / late 2nd rounder straight up.

83. 
    83 ceedubya9 said at 12:56 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    dealing him for anything less than a 2nd would be hard to understand.

84. 
    84 GermanEagle said at 10:39 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    If the Eagles get a 2nd rounder in return and draft Kendrick’s replacement [Anthony or McKinney] who’d meet Chippah’s physical criteria.

85. 
    85 Nicky Puffy CoatS said at 11:20 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I agree that it’s the only scenario in which he’s dealt. Hard to see them just dealing him to deal him unless it’s a cap management move since they’d have to pay him, Cox, and Kiko right around the same time, along with Ertz and Logan.

86. 
    86 Greg Richards said at 3:23 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Kendricks(and change) to Saints for S Kenny Vacarro.

87. 
    87 Jernst said at 10:23 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    People said the same thing about McCoy. I think IF Chip doesn’t see Kendricks as part of the teams future he will trade him to help us fill other spots in the team and it won’t necessarily be for Mariota.

88. 
    88 GEAGLE said at 10:34 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Mykal and Erik Kendricks will be together on tonights episode of “Path to the draft” on NFLnetwork

89. 
    89 GermanEagle said at 11:15 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Agholor has Chip written all over…

90. 
    90 Avery Greene said at 11:34 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I think the same thing after watching his video. So here’s a question (not that life is either or):

    If you are in RD 2 and Agholor is there with Rowe or Drummond, do you take the S or do you take the WR?

    Also, if they don’t go OL with the 1st pick, do you take Agholor or Marpet/Grasu/some other good OL prospect?

    I guess technically two questions, but interesting dilemma anyway.

91. 
    91 GermanEagle said at 11:37 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

    I am pretty sure the Eagles will spend either their 1st or 2nd on a WR this year.

92. 
    92 Javi Echie said at 12:19 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    If a stud o-lineman is there in the 2nd I would take him over Agholor in a heartbeat and that is with the opinion that they draft one in the first a well. This o-line need some youth badly.
    …
    Drummond should be available in the 3rd. I am very hoping he is, I would love him to be there and grab him in the 3rd.

93. 
    93 wee2424 said at 1:05 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Drummond can be had in 3rd. I think if you don’t go Oline in first you go Marpet in second. I doubt that Rowe will last to our 2nd pick. Alot of people think he will be gone in possibly late 1st.

94. 
    94 GermanEagle said at 2:34 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Tell me please how a player that used to be a 3rd/4th round draft prospect [Rowe] becomes a late 1st rounder within a week. Exactly…!

95. 
    95 wee2424 said at 4:14 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Exactly what? You didn’t give me a chance to respond so I’m not sure as to why you are saying exactly. Go do some research and you will see that he set the world record for broad jump. Was about like 3/4 of an inch from the record for verticle. The kid had one of the best combines EVER. He wasn’t a third rounder as of a week ago. If we are talking about the CB Rowe from CT then yeah bro you are flat out wrong. Go do some research. Current research, not stuff you have read over a month ago then please come back and speak to me with current info, and don’t be childish like saying EXACTLY like you just won a great debate before the other person even had an opportunity to respond. BGN will give you some great info on him including his spider chart.

96. 
    96 GermanEagle said at 4:25 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Ok. If you Really think that a draft prospect can jump 2-3 rounds on someone’s draft board ‘simply’ due to a great workout at the combine then you are simply wrong. Either a team had him ranked high before the combine already or not. Sorry to ruin your day, but say hello to the game. Bro…

97. 
    97 wee2424 said at 4:37 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Don’t talk to me like I don’t know the game. I came back to say I accidentally confused him with Byron Jones. So my bad on that. Rowe is considered 2nd round material though. I work sales, my head is swimming all day, I mixed up names. Don’t be a disrespectful prick on a MB. I’ll own to the fact I mixed up names. Aight bro?

98. 
    98 GermanEagle said at 6:05 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    My bad. Thought you were talking about Rowe. So no reason for me being a prick. By the way I love Byron Jones.

99. 
    99 D3FB said at 5:35 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

    Ummmmmm.

    Byron Jones is the CB from UCONN.

    Eric Rowe is from Utah.

100. 
     100 wee2424 said at 10:53 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I know. I quickly realized that I crossed names and admitted it. Working in high pressure sales all day starts to make your brain go numb by the 3rd hour of work.

101. 
     101 Anders said at 5:45 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Because people who rated him as a 3rd round pick is the media not the teams. Teams most likely have had him with a 2nd round grade long before most media members watched a single minute of film

102. 
     102 GermanEagle said at 6:04 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Thank you.

103. 
     103 Richaud Jeaffreson said at 11:38 AM on April 2nd, 2015:

     The Way I see this going is that the Birds go either OL or DL in the first Rd. I think that if they go OL it is Clemmings, or Fisher. They go DL if Armstead is available. IF they pick up Armstead, that makes Curry trade-able, and Curry will net them a high pick. He is most likely walking next year because he will never start in this scheme.

104. 
     104 botto said at 12:45 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     wow that’s some list. tons of OL and ILB.
     this must be chips favorite time of year.

105. 
     105 peteike said at 12:47 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     KC fans dont know it yet, Andy loves lbs haha. All those years ignored

106. 
     106 bluto said at 1:15 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     First self-important mock from that first pick game:

     Round 1 Pick 32 (N.E.): Kevin Johnson, CB, Wake Forest
     Round 2 Pick 24 (PITT): Eric Rowe, CB/FS, Utah
     Round 2 Pick 32 (N.E.): Nelson Agholor, WR, Southern California
     Round 3 Pick 20: Laken Tomlinson, OG, Duke
     Round 3 Pick 23 (PITT): Donovan Smith, OT, Penn State
     Round 3 Pick 32 (N.E.): Tre McBride, WR, William & Mary
     Round 4 Pick 14: Bryce Petty, QB, Baylor
     Round 5 Pick 9: Jake Ryan, OLB/ILB, Michigan
     Round 5 Pick 20: Adrian Amos, FS, Penn State
     Round 6 Pick 20: Casey Pierce, TE, Kent State

107. 
     107 James said at 1:24 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Looks really solid. Tell me about L. Tomlinson and D. Smith. I don’t know anything about them.

108. 
     108 GermanEagle said at 2:38 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     L. Tomlinson was a great RB for the Chargers and is probably a 1st ballot HoFer.

109. 
     109 James said at 3:17 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I remember when the Eagles held him to -2 yards rushing. I’m glad he was able to grow and add 100 pounds so he could re-enter.

110. 
     110 GermanEagle said at 3:23 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     That was great D by the Eagles. I remember.

111. 
     111 A_T_G said at 2:59 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Wait, we have to know something about the player to pick him? Wow, I have not been taking this game seriously enough.

     I appreciate the symmetry of the Philly team picking the Penn State player using the Pittsburgh pick. That would be enough for me.

112. 
     112 James said at 3:19 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Blind GM’ing…So like draft everyone from Philly and Oregon. I like it.

113. 
     113 A_T_G said at 3:48 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Philly & Oregon, that’ll work, but you do drafts where all the players need to have criminal records, or all need to have alliterative names or start with vowels. (Adrian Amos and Ojedabedwho Ojustmessitup are great for those last two.)

114. 
     114 D3FB said at 5:33 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Smith is huge but has pretty bad feet and should have gone back to school. He’s the classic Steelers LT. He’s somehow going to just always get in the other guys way due to his size, but a couple times will get beaten like a drum. Doesn’t fit our system.

     Laken Tomlinson is a great guard. Super intelligent, high pedigree, amazing character, but not athletic. Phone booth guy. 6’3 325lbs. You want to root for him because he’s a great dude but I just don’t see anyway he’s on our board.

115. 
     115 A_T_G said at 3:01 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Insert required statement of there being no way that a particular player will be available in a particular round.

116. 
     116 botto said at 1:25 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     one thing about Miles A is his injury last year was not a hammy but a lacerated kidney, so you could say, instead of he is injury riddles, that he is actually a bad ass for continuing to play after essentially getting stabbed!

117. 
     117 botto said at 3:34 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     looks like the birds are spending a lot of time with the Nevada kid cody fijardo.
     so why is barkley still on the roster?

118. 
     118 GermanEagle said at 3:36 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Because the Draft wasn’t held yet.

119. 
     119 botto said at 3:49 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     that’s what I thought too, but geagle was asking me why we didn’t release barkely if we want a qb, so I thought i’d ask everyone else too

120. 
     120 anon said at 3:52 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     need like 5 for camp

121. 
     121 peteike said at 3:52 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     let em play it out, maybe Barkleys improved. I know, crazy thought that guys can get better. Weak armed footage and INTs dont do him favors but you know what I mean. Im still upset Nick is gone and we didnt get a year 3 and Im forced to pretend Bradford can ever be good

122. 
     122 botto said at 4:14 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     the good news is Bradford is way better then Foles.
     at all things.

123. 
     123 Nicky Puffy CoatS said at 4:22 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Except winning.

124. 
     124 botto said at 4:28 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     well now he’ll be on a team that can win.
     sproles won some games last year on his own, colts, that had little to do with nick. screen passes

125. 
     125 Nicky Puffy CoatS said at 4:44 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Haha ok.

126. 
     126 anon said at 5:11 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     jags for sure.

127. 
     127 GEAGLE said at 6:15 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     im a big foles fan who is actually on board with the Sam trade.. and i do view sam as an upgrade in talent, but one of my biggest concerns is, does Sam have that clutch gene that shows up in Nick Foles come the 4th quarter? i sure hope so;.;…

128. 
     128 James said at 3:36 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Its pretty sad that he has no value. I thought it was a bizarre pick when we got him in the fourth, but was hoping for at least some production.

129. 
     129 anon said at 3:38 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     makes you secretly wonder if ck would love alex smith. we complain a lot about not having a deep threat but chip loves noodle-armed guys.

130. 
     130 Avery Greene said at 3:40 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I thought Petty has a decent arm? I know they went to dinner with him. Bradford also has a decent arm I thought?

131. 
     131 anon said at 3:43 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     bradford, tbd, it’s def. not flacco level and he’s got a terrible downfield completion % (caveat for his receivers, line, oc, etc.)

132. 
     132 Avery Greene said at 3:44 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Yeah, I read a stat that his receivers were tops in drops percentage. Let’s hope that translates to better accuracy here.

133. 
     133 Avery Greene said at 3:39 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I wouldn’t mind Fajardo if he was on the practice squad. He put up gaudy numbers, so maybe they think they can coach him up to be a premium backup? I’m not sure what his ceiling is, but he reminds me of a poor man’s Vick. Doesn’t have the same arm, but has the ability to beat you with his legs and he’s injury prone.

134. 
     134 anon said at 3:44 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     people hate kaep, an he’s not even as good as kaep.

135. 
     135 botto said at 3:49 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     geez, a poor Vick? what’s he going to do for money then? hope he stays out of jail

136. 
     136 A_T_G said at 3:52 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Where is this guy projected to get picked?

137. 
     137 botto said at 3:54 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Chicago, at the draft…

138. 
     138 anon said at 3:54 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     if kelly really likes a guy he’d take him in the first.

139. 
     139 botto said at 3:54 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     where ever it is it’ll be too early for everyone

140. 
     140 A_T_G said at 4:00 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Okay, my 15 seconds of research ( I deserved those answers for my lazy question) label him as a 7th round/priority free agent, which is what I thought.

     He doesn’t need to be as good as Kaep to spend a 7th on him, and you certainly don’t clear a roster spot for him now…or in June.

     Did we run out of things to discuss?

141. 
     141 Ark87 said at 4:46 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     only football-related things, There’s always American Idol and Empire and Fast 7 to talk about!

142. 
     142 NinjaP said at 4:33 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     As a Nevada Alumni I can say in good faith that Cody has to be better than that loser Matt Barkley.

143. 
     143 Mac said at 4:45 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I think poser is a better word because it not only indicates that he isn’t a good football player, but also the fact that he enjoys taking photographs of himself and his wife more than working on his game.

144. 
     144 eagleyankfan said at 3:51 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     The title of the article reads “Top 10 Best Eagles Draft Picks of All Time” — but no mention of Chris Carter…interesting…

145. 
     145 anon said at 3:53 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     we really have a bad habit of dumping talented WRs.

146. 
     146 GermanEagle said at 6:11 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Can I take a TO?!

147. 
     147 A_T_G said at 7:04 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Let it go, man. Freddie Mitchell is gone.

148. 
     148 peteike said at 3:55 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     haha, Bucs spied on Blackmon before drafting him. Quality work there:

     “We found out there was a bar called the Cricket Inn or the Cricket,
     which was a popular bar there in Oklahoma State,” said Dominik. “He [the
     scout] sat there for one week, went in at 3 o’clock every day and
     stayed until 11 o’clock at night. That was his job, and we checked how
     many times did Justin Blackmon come in? And he came in too many times
     and we took him off our board.”

149. 
     149 Avery Greene said at 4:01 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Wow, this is intense. I wonder if our scouts do the same thing.

150. 
     150 Bert's Bells said at 4:24 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I have an inside source that says Chip’s been scouting all of the fixin’s bars that AR used to haunt.

151. 
     151 anon said at 4:01 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     haha good thing my employers didn’t hang around my college bars during that time. I would have never gotten a job.

152. 
     152 NinjaP said at 4:16 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Yeah how many times is too many times? My second semester my senior year I was probably at the bar 5 nights a week.

153. 
     153 anon said at 4:26 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     i guess the key is diversification…

154. 
     154 A_T_G said at 4:04 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     How the hell did I end up with a job where I have to do stuff and be responsible for stuff when there are jobs where you sit in a bar all night and see who comes in? I used to do that FOR FREE!

155. 
     155 jshort said at 4:33 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Your lucky, I always spent money.

156. 
     156 SteveH said at 5:21 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     So the Bucs passed on fuck up Justin Blackmon and took instead… Mark Barron.

     Ryan Tannehill and Luke Kuechly were the next 2 picks.

     Shame that scouts quality work went to waste.

157. 
     157 GEAGLE said at 4:46 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Probably doesnt feel great to be Breshad Perriman, come to Philly for a draft visit, during the same day chip is in florida watching Nelson Agholor work out….
     ..

158. 
     158 Greg Richards said at 4:49 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     You can’t work out players at private visits to your team facility. One of the big reasons to have a private visit with a guy as opposed to a private workout(away from facility) is because then you can give the guy a physical. Perhaps they have some type of medical question about Perriman(maybe test his vision as to see if maybe that plays into his high drop percentage).

159. 
     159 NinjaP said at 5:08 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     yeah probably going over X and o’s with shurmur or bicknell. Then I believe most prospects that enter the building also meet with Lurie.

160. 
     160 Frencheaglesfan said at 4:54 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Interesting to see Daniel Hunter visiting philly, could be a 2nd round pick. If we draft him it would mean a lot regarding MSII as an Howie pick, quite similar frames and stats.

161. 
     161 GEAGLE said at 4:55 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     or it could mean we need a 4th OLB since we only have 3… Braman doesnt count. I like Marcus, yet I still would love to see us spend a 1st round pick on Dupree… dont see that as an indictment of MS2.. I see that as needing 4 edge rushers to throw at teams

162. 
     162 Frencheaglesfan said at 4:59 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     It seems they are quite high on T.Long though

163. 
     163 GEAGLE said at 5:00 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     … Im high on Travis Long too,… doesnt mean I can count on a player who has gotten injured 3 of the past 3 years…doubt Travis is factoring into our draft decisions

164. 
     164 Frencheaglesfan said at 5:02 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     So you’re telling me you don’t count on sammy? 😉

165. 
     165 GEAGLE said at 5:04 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Travis is even worse… got hurt his last year in college, and then got hurt his first two offseasons in the NFL… at least Sammy has stepped on an NFL field.
     ..
     I was a big Travis fan, Im sure the eagles are too, i just doubt they trust his body enough to have him factor into any of our draft or free agent plans… I assume that if he makes our roster(aka stays healthy) it will be a pleasant surprise, more then something we were counting on..

166. 
     166 GEAGLE said at 5:06 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     we have two veteran OLBs, Barwin, and BG… need two OLB’s on rookie contracts for the next 4-5 years learnig behind our starters, maybe rotate in as a situational pass rusher when Barwin needs a breather..I assume Marcus is going to sub in for BG

167. 
     167 anon said at 5:09 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     no wonder they gave barwin more $$ he’s not going to be able to come off the field this year.

168. 
     168 GEAGLE said at 5:09 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     he hasnt come off the field since joining the eagles..

169. 
     169 Insomniac said at 4:58 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Hunter is very athletic. Some of his measurables are better than everyones favorite OLB Dion Jordan.

     http://mockdraftable.com/player_embed/4875/

     LOOK AT THE LIST.

170. 
     170 unhinged said at 7:50 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     He was considered an heir-apparent to Mingo, but his college production was pretty disappointing. Taking him in the 2nd based all on potential feels like a reach.

171. 
     171 Alistair Middlemiss said at 5:00 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     OLB is a hard position to contribute well in your first year in the NFL, especially in a system like the eagles which demands a lot of coverage responsibility and emphasises run defence.

     If you look at ‘successful’ first year OLB’s they tend to be specialist pass rushers who were asked to do that and that only.

     MSII was picked to be deep rotational/backup and to develop for the future.

     Hunter is even more raw than MSII was in college from a pass rushing perspective – let him be depth/developmental for 2 years and then as Barwin starts to age slide him in to start.

172. 
     172 Frencheaglesfan said at 5:03 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     He could be a great pick but use a 2nd and wait 2 years for true production is quite hard to accept with holes in our OL and at S

173. 
     173 NinjaP said at 5:05 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Well you draft one of the safeties in this draft and you will probably being waiting forever for them to contribute. Just not a good group at all.

174. 
     174 Frencheaglesfan said at 5:09 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I don’t know why but I actually think we will draft heavily on O. I think the change of DB coach could help our young players to contribute and change drastically the look of our depth and starters in the secondary. I think we could see the same kind of trade down we saw last year (trade back 5 to 8 picks to get a early third or late 2nd) and we will go OL, WR and either OL again or best Defensive prospect on our board.

175. 
     175 Avery Greene said at 5:58 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I think they will pick at least two OL and a WR in this draft. I could see them go S in 2 or 3, but they need OL help bad.

     I’m thinking if they can get at least 1 starting G and a G/T for the future, we can make a smooth transition when it’s time for both Mathis and Peters to leave.

176. 
     176 anon said at 8:42 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     be terrible if chip threw howie under the bus on that pick…maybe stat-wise he fit but he wasn’t a “football” player.

177. 
     177 GEAGLE said at 6:09 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I got a kick out of this from Roto:…

     “Free agent DL Corey Wootton visited the Titans.

     Wootton appeared in 15 games for the Vikings last season, but played just 275 snaps. He was a liability as a run stopper, and generated zero pass rush. The ex-Bears starter turns 28 in June.”

     ..
     so the Defensive lineman was a liability as a run stopper and generated No pass rush? tell me how you really feel rotoworld? lol what is he being signed for then? because he makes a mean buffalo chicken dip?

178. 
     178 GermanEagle said at 6:22 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I’ve got a feeling that MS III will be a bust. Sorry.

179. 
     179 botto said at 6:30 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     a bronze bust in Canton?

180. 
     180 GermanEagle said at 6:30 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     No. A canton in bust.

181. 
     181 botto said at 6:43 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     whatever that means….

182. 
     182 GermanEagle said at 6:45 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I really don’t know.

183. 
     183 botto said at 6:50 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     haha ok then

184. 
     184 FairOaks said at 6:34 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Good thing the Eagles have MS II then.

185. 
     185 Javi Echie said at 7:43 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     So a player drafted at the bottom of the first round, playing a position that rookies don’t often find immediate success in the 1st year, oh and not to mention he was playing behind 3 veterans that were playing at a pretty high level and yet he’s a bust? That doesn’t make sense man, the kid needs at least another year before being labeled a complete bust.

186. 
     186 GermanEagle said at 7:51 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Don’t get me wrong. I’d love to see this kid succeed, but it’s just my gut feeling telling me this terrible feeling.

187. 
     187 Javi Echie said at 7:53 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     lol Gotcha brotha. Me personally I am holding out all hope that I am right about the 2nd year leap.

188. 
     188 GermanEagle said at 7:59 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     It’s always about the 2nd yr leap! 🙂

189. 
     189 Patrick said at 10:19 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     I do agree that it is too early to count out MSII, but pass rusher/OLB isn’t exactly a position that struggles to have rookies perform. This year Mack, Barr, Ealy, Telvin Smith and Jonathan Newsome played significant roles for their teams. Attaochu and Aaron Lynch played quite a lot too, not to mention the ILBs like Mosley and Borland who played great, or players like Aaron Donald or Timmy Jernigan who also showed their raw ability as pass rushers, Jernigan even did it on a pretty stacked front 7.

     Last year, Ziggy Ansah, Mingo, Ogletree, Worrilow and Sio Moore played very well, hell even Werner proved he could find the QB, not to mention some guy from Oregon won the DROY, he played for the Bills I think.

     The year before that, Bruce Irvin, Chandler Jones, Merciless, Zach Brown, Coples, Hightower, Lavonte David, Bobby Wagner Burfict, Kuechly, hell even Mychal Kendricks flashed major potential.

     Year before that, Von Miller, Aldon Smith, Jabaal Sheard, Kerrigan, Sam Acho, McPhee, Brooks reed, Houston, Quinn.

     MSII has proved jack shit, which is extremely disappointing, even though he was considered raw coming out and played behind a lot of strong players. He should have been able to flash some potential either in coverage or as a pass rusher(both things he was supposed to do well), but didn’t even show enough to get on the field.

190. 
     190 Javi Echie said at 10:36 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Dude do you watch football? You just named a bunch of names at LB not even coming with info to back your statement.
     …
     -Mack was a top 5 pick and played in a 4-3 so why mention him.
     -Barr is the same he played in a totally different system
     -Ealy had 12 tackles, 4 sacks
     -Telvin Smith was on a terrible Jagaurs team that forced him into the lineup,which Smith wasnt forced to do.
     -Newsome see above because he was forced into action because of e terrible LB play on the Colts
     -Attaochu was hurt most of the year so i dont know how you can include him
     -Aaron Lynch i give you but he also played oppopsite Smith when he did play and the niners had a good defense.
     Then you just go on rants about a bunch of ILBs which shouldnt even be mentioned because they were natural ILBs not like Smith who was forced to learn that position because of injuries. Then you also mentioned players from 2-3 years ago some who are DEs and some who are ILBs,
     Man you are all over the place with your comment mentioning multiple different positions playing in multiple different systems and some that didnt even do much,
     …
     My point is Smith was stuck behind 3 veterans that were playing at a high level so it is hard to see the field and contribute since like i said OLB is a difficult position for a rookine to contribute, especially in the system the Eagles run. Did you really mention players like Sam Acho who has done nothing when it comes to pass rushing, McPhee who had one good year. Come on man if you’re gonna go on a ridiculous rant have some info to back it up

191. 
     191 CrackSammich said at 9:47 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     You’re such a Debbie Downer these days. Cheer up! you’ll have so many more things to be angry about once they actually start playing.

192. 
     192 GermanEagle said at 6:13 AM on April 3rd, 2015:

     Correcto mundo!

193. 
     193 GEAGLE said at 6:24 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     What really sucks about Bradford injury questions is I wouldnt be surprised to see him absolutely LIGHT IT UP come week 1. I wouldnt be surprised to see him look fantastic in this offense…… his level of play really isnt my concern. My concern is him staying on the field for 16-20 games…. It will hurt even more to see him light it up in this offense for 4 games, and then getting stuck watching Sanchez the next 12 games… my nightmare is probably him looking like the ultimate Tease, and then being lost for an entire season…
     …
     hopefully the OL, and the play calling protects the hell out of him. Pass it as little as we have to. I like that with an injured QB, we are sorrounding him with Big wide Recievers better suited for quick hitting “run after the catch” passing game, instead of slow developing homerun deep balls… Im sure we will add a deep threat, and im sure we willsend Ertz down the Seam, but im hoping for 30 plus carries per game out of the RB’s, and alot of screens, quick hitters designed for run after catch, and play action passes…
     ..
     Cowboys used Demarco to protect Romo from himself basically. Protecting Romo from having him do too much which often results in him imploding… Chip needs to use his expensive stable of RBs and OL to protect bradford as much as possible with his play calling… Gotta get this kid a healthy year under his belt to really jump start his career

194. 
     194 anon said at 9:58 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     or bradford could suck generally. that’s my biggest concern. luckily i don’t think we’ll be jealous of what nicky stixx does in STL.

195. 
     195 Shawn Williams said at 10:27 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     That Brandon Hill kid looks like he could be a diamond in the ruff

196. 
     196 BlindChow said at 10:29 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     Is that when your dog eats your engagement ring?

197. 
     197 Shawn Williams said at 10:30 PM on April 2nd, 2015:

     He seems to be very accurate and stands tall in the pocket

198. 
     198 Derek Slater said at 1:06 PM on April 3rd, 2015:

     Looks like OLB is more of a priority than expected. McKinney and Shane Ray if he falls could be 1st rounders