"The L Hurts, but You Win or You Learn/No More Gannon, time for Howie to get to planning :2023 Philadelphia Eagles Off-Season Thread"

[So UnThotful]

Gward looked good with the 2nd team catching from Mariota, Plus hes proven to be able to contribute. Dont see how you dont put ward on 4 or 5 WR is all I cant think of anyone that low I would keep over him

Only way I see ward making the team is being the 5th wr/Punt returner

And even that Greg ward just fair catches anything, but like breh said earlier. Greg Ward is a prime candidate of being called up on the PS during the season

 

[Stop_It_5]

OZ is a better receiver and Covey's a better return man. Ward's a nice story but the entire league had multiple opportunities to snatch him off our practice squad and didn't, that's not by mistake.


He's fine as a reserve on the PS incase bodies start dropping (and as the scout team QB when the defense wants to prepare for a mobile QB like breh mentioned), but if he's on the roster to start the season that WR group is flabby (like ours was in 2020/2021 )

 

[mikishere]

 

[PHamm]

Cacs and c00ns continue to be mad/shook af

 

[Rapmastermind]

Jalen signs deal with Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand:

 

[GR13]

Jalen signs deal with Michael Jordan and the Jordan Brand:

 

[GR13]

 

[CW99]

Never knew Donovan had a shoe with Jordan! Younger me would have mowed every yard in the neighborhood for that

 

[Stop_It_5]

Blankenship has good instincts and might turn into a solid pro, but Christian Watson dusting him is burned into my memory. Looked like Usain Bolt racing a coli breh

 

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Blankenship has good instincts and might turn into a solid pro, but Christian Watson dusting him is burned into my memory. Looked like Usain Bolt racing a coli breh

I’m not that sold on Blankenship but I won’t hold that against bro that nikka Watson is fast af

 

[wire28]

ghost gonna turn out to be the stereotypical lunch pail not the flashiest but the kind of player you need in your Locker room all the other stereotypes but a solid piece.

Apparently we won practice today

 

[Brocka]

Browns guard Joel Bitonio is less than thrilled with some of the antics that went down during Cleveland’s joint practices with the Eagles.

Early into practice, Eagles defensive end Josh Sweat reportedly approached Browns quarterback Deshaun Watson and knocked the ball out of his hands.

“You’re not supposed to do that,” Bitonio said of the play.

“We don’t want to fight out here,” said the five-time Pro Bowler. “We want to get better, and when two teams are competing, things are going to get fired up. So it happens.”

 

[Stop_It_5]

Buddy got a little sample of Jalen after a summer of watching Watson and said that's what excellence is supposed to look like

 

[Boolean]

 

[mikishere]

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