Wow. Puts things in perspective. Eagles look great on that now because Devonta Smith is in year 2. 21st in the league but as good a top pair as you can find in the NFL.
Stupid Allen Robinson signing
They should use AAV not cap hit. Using cap hit totally skews it. For the Eagles it has a total for all WRs of $20M but Brown alone gets $25M per
Not so sure. It’s hard for the team that loses the Super Bowl to come back the following season. Personally, I think they take a step back a bit this year. Defense is in the midst of a rebuild. They got a head start last draft with essentially two red shirts in Nakobe Dean and Jordan Davis. They need to replace at LB and S and the CBs are solid but getting old.
Haven't seen anything so far in the offseason to move the needle drastically enough to prevent the Chiefs and Eagles from remaining the favorites to win their respective conferences. Eagles took a little bit of a hit with some free agent departures, but it's not like the ship was completely abandoned. And they have two 1st round picks, including the key #10 spot. Of course a lot can change down the road, but right now it's hard to pick against either team.
I think Cinci is still right there. Burrow has played two full seasons making a Super Bowl and losing an AFCCG. Hard to bet against them too much, either.
It’s also about staying healthy and having depth the Eagles had relatively good health last year.
Personally, I agree.
There’s a long history of the NFC East not having repeat winners. I want to see what the Redskins do at QB. You have the potential for 4 really good football teams post draft. That’s 6 tough games of 17 and then they catch a number one schedule. I really need to see the draft and post June 1 FA before this stuff really begins to take shape.
Heinicke waiting in the wings, and I would expect a WR added in the draft (if not a QB). Wish they would reconsider their stance on offering Lamar a contract...
First thought was Saints are too high, then I considered who's in the NFCS and said the Saints are too low.
