Everybody is praying on the Eagles downfall.
I love it.
They've arguably been the most successful NFC team this century.
8 NFC championship games, four Super Bowl appearances, two Super Bowl titles, both since 2017.
#Eagles
Dan Orlovsky was dead ass wrong for implying that Jalen Hurts isn’t “what it should look like” at the quarterback position.
The main issue with @danorlovsky7 saying Justin Herbert is what it should look like at QB isn’t about Herbert’s talent as a player or that he doesn’t have any playoff wins.
The main issue is that the QB position has changed from what it used to be.
It’s not just about playing from the pocket and being 6’4 anymore. That’s not the prototype now.
Dan’s view of QBs is outdated for the game today and it’s a disservice to the QBs getting it done in more than 1 way at every level of football, the Coaches who coach them and the fans consuming the content.
Playing from the pocket will always be a staple of playing the position, but it is no longer the only blueprint for success.
More than 20 of the 32 starting QBs in the NFL are dual threat or mobile QBs.
The last 5 Super Bowls have been one by dual threat or mobile QBs.
The analysis of the position has to change as the position changes.
Jalen Hurts is what it should look like playing QB in today’s game. He is smart, cerebral and effective with his arm and legs. So is Brock Purdy, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes, Caleb Willams and many other QBs who do it in all kinds of ways and many different measurables.
As former colleagues, I know Dan works hard at his craft, but this take and opinion is so bad it’s impossible to defend. Even when you try to defend it, it sounds bad.
The fans need more analysis about that QB play dynamic change and less about how a Super Champ and Super Bowl MVP who has set multiple NFL records in the pass and run game isn’t what “it should look like” to play QB.
#FlyEaglesFly #NFL #Eagles #OuttaPocket #RG3 #TheHuddle
Aqib Talib says the Eagles are BETTER without AJ Brown 😳
"We ain't worried about who catches the game winning TD. Jalen's playing free right now."
Agree or disagree?
(via Arena Gridiron)
Ravens lost to saints
Bears lost to Carson wentz Vikings
Chargers lost to raiders
Bucs lost to the fucking browns
Packers went to OT with the jets
Texans lost to the bengals
And y’all want me to feel bad about beating the titans 😂 this the NFL nigga anybody can get beat.
I SAID.....
-No AJ
-No Saquon
-No Goedert
-Subpar Oline Play
-Terrible Run Game
And Still
280 Total Yards
2 TDS
82.9 QBR (1-100)
With a Clutch Game Winning Drive 😤
Day By Day the narratives fall apart.
Every ball Dontayvion Wicks caught today was a first down.
3rd & 12 → 27
3rd & 4 → 7
4th & 2 → 5
3rd & 12 → 15
3rd & 6 → 20
74 yards of pure "we needed that."
Jalen Hurts vs. Peyton Manning through their first 93 games:
More touchdowns
Way fewer interceptions
Higher passer rating
And people still say Hurts "can't throw." 👀
(via @Chase_Senior)
Will Smith’s back must have hurt from carrying this movie!!!
How could Flag call Deadshot an antisocial freak when his only demands were for his daughter? And one thing was for him, and it was just to see his daughter.
Deadshot grew up in an abusive household. His beloved brother Ed tried to kill his alcoholic father and locked Deadshot out of the house so Deadshot wouldn’t meddle with his goal. Deadshot grabbed a shotgun, climbed a tree, and tried to shoot a knife out of Ed’s hand, but missed, and Ed didn’t survive the shot.
Over the years, Deadshot tried to perfect his aim by becoming a hired assassin, but he also became suicidal because of the guilt he felt for what happened to Ed. However, he stayed alive because he knew that his daughter Zoe would miss him if he was gone.
I don’t think this Deadshot is awful or anything, but I feel like he would have been MUCH more compelling if the writers had used this comic origin.