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For my guys that want to draft juju
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Ain't you the only one who wanted him fam 
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I'll take him if he's there in the 3rd
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no thanks
only Juju I want are fish
only Juju I want are fish
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Only Juju I want are Bes.
I'll show myself out. 
I'll show myself out.
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Looks like Garcon and D Jax will be the primary targets.
Garcon, D Jax, J Matt, and a couple rookies(Davis & Westbrook?) make the WR corps 10x better
Or do you draft Cook first and go with something like Westbrook & Switzer(sp)
Garcon and Jackson probably won't cost much either, so we can still look at a couple CB in the FA market as well
Garcon, D Jax, J Matt, and a couple rookies(Davis & Westbrook?) make the WR corps 10x better
Or do you draft Cook first and go with something like Westbrook & Switzer(sp)
Garcon and Jackson probably won't cost much either, so we can still look at a couple CB in the FA market as well
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If Jackson and Garcon the top targets, Dalvin better be the pick come April lol
Or CB in round 1 and Jamaal Williams in the later rounds
Or CB in round 1 and Jamaal Williams in the later rounds
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Rather have Garcon the Djax fr
Need that veteran presence bad .
Garcon/Davis + somebody like Kamara or Jamal Williams later in the draft
Need that veteran presence bad .
Garcon/Davis + somebody like Kamara or Jamal Williams later in the draft
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kamara is going get over drafted after the combine..
but there are a ton of RBs to love anyways.. I'd love to get hunt, hill, Williams, smith, gallman, conor, hood and/or dayes in the 4th or later
but I just want garcon so we have someone on the team with hands.. if we get him on like a 3 year deal, would be great for us
doesn't stop us from going davis or Williams at 14/15.. hell, if we got desean too that wouldn't stop that
but there are a ton of RBs to love anyways.. I'd love to get hunt, hill, Williams, smith, gallman, conor, hood and/or dayes in the 4th or later
but I just want garcon so we have someone on the team with hands.. if we get him on like a 3 year deal, would be great for us
doesn't stop us from going davis or Williams at 14/15.. hell, if we got desean too that wouldn't stop that
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Supposedly we're gonna make a serious run for Alshon.....
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Where are yall sources man
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Jason La Canfora reported it
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Basically we want all the WRs
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We going get linked to every WR.. WRs agents going try get their clients paid off of us
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If we sign alshon I wouldn't even be mad if we went CB the first 2 rounds. But if Davis is on the board I take him over any CB.
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He has kupp and hansen ranked pretty high
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Man Alshon is a different maker but damn these nagging injuries!
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Exactly how I feel about him. Dude is legitimately questionable like 60% of the time and when he does play it's a coin flip whether or not he's effective.
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Hopefully we get something decent for him, but i won't get my hopes up.
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We get anything for those 3 guys, I'm happy.. 3 extra picks would be huge for us.. in whatever rounds
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Jayson Braddock's predictions on where guys might fall
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please dear lord baby jesus
Brandon Lee Gowton @BrandonGowton 40m40 minutes ago
Something people don’t seem to know: Trading Chase Daniel saves Eagles $6M. Not likely, but not impossible … http://www.bleedinggreennation.com/2017/2/14/14610234/philadelphia-eagles-salary-cap-trade-cuts-space-room-roster-connor-barwin-mychal-kendricks-mathews …pic.twitter.com/YzgarSgin7
Brandon Lee Gowton
Something people don’t seem to know: Trading Chase Daniel saves Eagles $6M. Not likely, but not impossible … http://www.bleedinggreennation.com/2017/2/14/14610234/philadelphia-eagles-salary-cap-trade-cuts-space-room-roster-connor-barwin-mychal-kendricks-mathews …pic.twitter.com/YzgarSgin7
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[h3]https://theringer.com/nfl-teams-better-2017-chargers-vikings-eagles-bills-81a594ba2ad0#.ri81njiyl[/h3][h3] [/h3][h3]Philadelphia Eagles[/h3]
The Eagles ended the season in last place of the NFC East with a 7–9 record, but finished with a whopping plus-36 point differential. That was not only better than two teams that finished ahead of them in the division (the 8–7–1 ******** at plus-13, and 11–5 Giants at plus-26), but outpaced the 12–4 Raiders (plus-31), the 10–6 Dolphins (minus-17), the 9–7 Titans (plus-3), the 9–7 Lions (minus-12), and the 9–7 Bucs (minus-15). This meant that Philly ended the year 2.21 Pythagorean wins below expectation — despite being dealt the second-toughest schedule in the NFL, per DVOA.
A big reason for all of that was Philly’s 1–6 record in one-score games. In those seven games, their average margin of defeat was just 4.3 points, including two one-point losses to the Lions and Ravens. The moral of the story? The Eagles were better than their record might indicate, and if they just go .500 in one-score games next season, they should be in the thick of the playoff hunt.
The Eagles ended the season in last place of the NFC East with a 7–9 record, but finished with a whopping plus-36 point differential. That was not only better than two teams that finished ahead of them in the division (the 8–7–1 ******** at plus-13, and 11–5 Giants at plus-26), but outpaced the 12–4 Raiders (plus-31), the 10–6 Dolphins (minus-17), the 9–7 Titans (plus-3), the 9–7 Lions (minus-12), and the 9–7 Bucs (minus-15). This meant that Philly ended the year 2.21 Pythagorean wins below expectation — despite being dealt the second-toughest schedule in the NFL, per DVOA.
A big reason for all of that was Philly’s 1–6 record in one-score games. In those seven games, their average margin of defeat was just 4.3 points, including two one-point losses to the Lions and Ravens. The moral of the story? The Eagles were better than their record might indicate, and if they just go .500 in one-score games next season, they should be in the thick of the playoff hunt.
