old duke
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Besides having been in the nfl as a coach for 11 years including 5 as a head coach,offensive co-ordinator for NE in the SB and being in the playoffs 3 out of 5 years yea, he's doing a kelly.O'Brien will get fired after this year, I predict. He's doing a Chip Kelly.
For those who consider Jefferson as just a slot receiver ... keep in mind that 27% of his routes were Go routes or Curls (not slot receiver routes). Just because he lined up in the slot primarily does not mean he just ran routes associated with slot receivers; this guy can run any route and has the size/speed/hands to do it. His QB had the highest completion percentage of any QB to a receiver last season when targeting Jefferson ... the dude is money when thrown to, no matter where he lines up or what route he's running.
One of his outstanding traits is his body control in order to make back shoulder catches.
His lack of drops would be second.
Besides having been in the nfl as a coach for 11 years including 5 as a head coach,offensive co-ordinator for NE in the SB and being in the playoffs 3 out of 5 years yea, he's doing a kelly.
Oline or Dline is always a good idea in the 1st round.Sounds like the Eagles are showing a lot of interest in Michigan Center Cesar Ruiz. Projected to go late 1st to mid 2nd. Damn good prospect, but 21 seems to be around his ceiling; maybe in a trade down scenario into the late 1st? Kelce is almost on a year to year plan at this point, so I can see why the Birds would have interest in a Center of Ruiz's caliber. This kid has film where he blocks people with one hand ... even film on him where he's blocking 2 guys with each arm. Powerful with really good movement skills and is extremely intelligent. No doubt he would be a great addition ... but Philly fans would go nuts if a Center is our first pick over WR ... lol
Oline or Dline is always a good idea in the 1st round.
This would be perfect as it gives us some depth at the interior this year before moving him into Kelce's spot next year.
Centers always go earlier than people think because teams know they're important.
Oline or Dline is always a good idea in the 1st round.
This would be perfect as it gives us some depth at the interior this year before moving him into Kelce's spot next year.
Centers always go earlier than people think because teams know they're important.
Agreed ... making sure we keep giving Wentz a clean pocket is as important as getting him weapons. It's a super deep WR Class ... we can get one in Rd 2 and with 3 4th rounders along with our 3rd, we have ammo to trade up a bit if need be. Aiyuk, Reagor, Hamler, Shenault, Duvernay ... all guys we can get somewhere in Rd 2 (assuming Jefferson, Mims and Higgins all go in the 1st).
Sounds like the Eagles are showing a lot of interest in Michigan Center Cesar Ruiz. Projected to go late 1st to mid 2nd. Damn good prospect, but 21 seems to be around his ceiling; maybe in a trade down scenario into the late 1st? Kelce is almost on a year to year plan at this point, so I can see why the Birds would have interest in a Center of Ruiz's caliber. This kid has film where he blocks people with one hand ... even film on him where he's blocking 2 guys with each arm. Powerful with really good movement skills and is extremely intelligent. No doubt he would be a great addition ... but Philly fans would go nuts if a Center is our first pick over WR ... lol
Another impressive prospect that has been linked to the Eagles in a trade back scenario is Minnesota Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. I honestly didn't know too much about him till I recently started pulling up tape on him. I am extremely impressed ... an absolute ball hawk with incredible instincts. He seems to always be at the right place at the right time. As a tackler he's a heat seeking missile always keeping a low center of gravity. Excellent speed as well with a 4.45 at the Combine. Most talk that I have heard at Safety has been about Xavier McKinney and Grant Delpit, but after seeing Winfield, I would put him above both McKinney and Delpit as my #1 Safety. I still like McKinney a lot, but Winfield from what I've seen is the better ball hawk and he's faster (McKinney ran a 4.63). Check out Winfield's kick return for a TD in the vid below ... the kid can flat out do it all.
He's my favorite safety too. He's just not that big. But Antoine Winfield was small and awesome for a decade in this league. We need guys that can play the ball on the backend and he can do that.Another impressive prospect that has been linked to the Eagles in a trade back scenario is Minnesota Safety Antoine Winfield Jr. I honestly didn't know too much about him till I recently started pulling up tape on him. I am extremely impressed ... an absolute ball hawk with incredible instincts. He seems to always be at the right place at the right time. As a tackler he's a heat seeking missile always keeping a low center of gravity. Excellent speed as well with a 4.45 at the Combine. Most talk that I have heard at Safety has been about Xavier McKinney and Grant Delpit, but after seeing Winfield, I would put him above both McKinney and Delpit as my #1 Safety. I still like McKinney a lot, but Winfield from what I've seen is the better ball hawk and he's faster (McKinney ran a 4.63). Check out Winfield's kick return for a TD in the vid below ... the kid can flat out do it all.