Big Turk

Except they led the NFL before last week in explosive plays with 44.

It was far deeper than that.

Also might be former Panther HC John Fox's son...Beane playing 4D chess while these other Mofo's playing Tiddlywinks.

Of course! Former Panther!

This is exactly what I have been saying. They have been used to doing this at times and still winning a lot games over the past 5+ years, so they got in the habit of doing this too often before. Now it's hard to break that habit when they can't get away with it anymore.

Fun fact...Curtis Samuel had a faster 40 time than Hardman (4.31 to 4.33). Moore also runs sub 4.4. We have speed, we refuse to actually use it in a way that would be effective.

I mean it would effect anyone in their day to day life I would think, especially when so much is demanded of them in terms of focus and preparation and details, etc.

I posted some links to the article in a few other threads where this was a topic of discussion a few weeks ago, don't have time to dig them up right now. Or you can google search that, a lot of articles and stories about that will pop up.

Weather clearing up for Sunday it looks like at least in terms of rain... 45 and cloudy(no surprise for November, the month with 28% sunshine, lowest of any month in WNY), but winds 15-25 mph with higher gusts... Could make the passing and kicking game interesting Sunday.

I'm really starting to wonder if Haillee's mental health struggles with the changes happening being married that she talked about aren't starting to negatively effect Josh.

He was "meh" up until this year. Last year he was pretty much the only person they had to throw to.

I mean McDaniel in NE doesn't seem to have any issues getting his guys wide open and I wouldn't say that is a massive collection of talent. Sure they got Diggs, but he is a possession receiver for the most part now. Other than that they have a bunch of JAGs

He looked great against the Ravens in week 1. Where has that player gone?

Just have Hardman run deep and Allen throw the ball as far as he can and let him run under it. How hard can this be to try 2-3x a game? At least it will force the D to back off a little.

My issue they are sometimes maddeningly slow to change when things aren't working and it seems obvious to people watching from the outside. It's like they believe they just need some extra time...and sometimes they are right, but often they are not and at some point the player needs to show some improvement.

The dude that posted an all "0" stat line in one of the most WR friendly offenses in the NFL this past week? I mean right now he has 30 catches for 403 yards, which is basically Coleman level production. Coleman's week 1 stat line of 8 for 112 is the best for either of them this year.

But he is terrible at jump balls right now, which was a strength of his in college. That's the biggest issue. Essentially what he did at the college level very well has not translated almost AT ALL to the NFL level. YAC actually has probably been his best asset and we have seen that in multiple situations.

Agree, we have too many of the same player and there are only so many spots available for them at the same time. Kincaid, Shakir, Coleman, Samuel, Moore all fill the same role more or less. Palmer can be an outside guy but even he got a lot of production in the slot with the Chargers.

I mean there are ways to more effectively utilize him, but if we aren't going to do it, we need to put someone else on the field that can play that role better. I don't disagree. Beane tends to pick more high floor, lower ceiling players than those teams who aim for the blue chip, boom or bust type players more. Although I think Kincaid, Hairston, Bishop and Walker have the potential to be those players in time and Cook has turned into one.

You could say that about a lot of teams.

Then bench him and start working with different receiver packages. Reminds me of when we tried to force Kelvin Benjamin, Andre Holmes, etc and the other big body receivers that could never get open and as soon as we started putting Isaiah McKenzie, Robert Foster, etc on the field they started getting open. Why Beane keeps repeating the same mistakes over and over again with trying to force big body receivers that simply aren't good enough is maddening.

Yes, the key is to balance them. I think they try to stagger contracts in a way that they have way to open up cap space when needed each year. Obviously it's an inexact science but overall I think they have managed that part pretty well. Now in terms of who they have chosen to give big dollar extensions to? That might be up for debate. Philly has a ton of void years hitting next year also, having 10 players totaling about $29 million...most are small, but Goedert is going to count $20.5 mil against the cap next year if they don't extend him. They've also got $43 million in Dead Cap Space next year.

Eagles have to have the worst offense based on who they have at the skill positions and with an elite offensive line and it's not even close. I know GB defense played well but this is kinda par for the course for the Eagles. It's almost criminal for them to be this bad this often.

Yes and it wouldn't be close.

Guess offenses can look like trash even with an all-star cast of skill position players.