Who has the best offensive unit in the NFC?

[jarntt]

At the top right here all alone are the Eagles LT and RT.

Eagles OL looks to be elite again. Good defense, good running game, new stud WR. Only way they don’t win the NFCE is if they have an absolutely huge choke or if their QB sucks

 

[Fountain City Blues]

Everything else on that offense is pretty good. They have one of the best OLs in the league, as a result the run game is good... and with Smith/Brown/Goedert there is ZERO excuse for Hurts now.

I could see Philly being the #1 offense... but then again I can't because you have Hurts lol. But 3rd year, he improved last year. Maybe this will be the year he steps forward. I mean they were a top 15 offense last year. Going to #1 from that is going to be tough, even with Brown. Is AJ Brown worth 10+ offensive rankings? Ooof, maybe.

Course the NFC outside of a few teams sucks at the moment as well so there's that.

Unironically I think the Eagles could get a QB this next offseason and be a top tier SB contender. Jalen Hurts... caps their ceiling to be nice about it. Then again, they won a SB with a Wentz/Foles lolcow at QB and even made that look good. So hey, anything is possible.

 

[SJ76]

Wait until you see RTK after the Eagles beat the Lions today

I love some week 1 over reaction. Been talking fans on the Rams board off the ledge for days

 

[SJ76]

There should be 0 excuses for the Eagles this year

Expect for the QB. Not sure about him against good defenses. Actually im quite sure

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Expect for the QB. Not sure about him against good defenses. Actually im quite sure

No worries there. RTK has assured me that he is great!

 

[Tapey]

Expect for the QB. Not sure about him against good defenses. Actually im quite sure

Oh I have 0 doubt if the Eagles fail they will make plenty of excuse.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

Oh I have 0 doubt if the Eagles fail they will make plenty of excuse.

Found this stat confusing since the eagles has 6 of the top 5 WRs last year.

No one targeted their receivers less frequently than Philadelphia last season (239 targets), which led to the acquisition of A.J. Brown.

 

[Tapey]

Found this stat confusing since the eagles has 6 of the top 5 WRs last year.

No one targeted their receivers less frequently than Philadelphia last season (239 targets), which led to the acquisition of A.J. Brown.

I got miles sanders as my RB1 because Eagles fan hype him up so much

 

[Tainthappening]

I got miles sanders as my RB1 because Eagles fan hype him up so much

I have Jalen Hurts and AL Brown... and this game really delivered for me because I have D'Andre Swift as well.

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

I love some week 1 over reaction. Been talking fans on the Rams board off the ledge for days

Oh for sure. Stafford was playing with that elbow prior to the game and Akers has some beef with McVay which I'm sure will get resolved. Also, Noteboom was dominated but it was against the Bills, not exactly a welcoming to the starting position and I don't care how good everyone says he might be or the potential, he's no Whitworth (at least now) - not even CLOSE.

I remember Seattle went to Jacksonville who was mediocre in their 2005 SuperBowl season in week 1 and looked abysmal and lost.

As I said on Thursday night, it really comes down to the 2nd half of the season and who stays/gets healthy. I think even in Seattle's 12-4 season (think 2020 - the "Russ cook season") we lost like 1/4 of the starters to that fuckin' Arizona game late in the season (Seattle and Arizona always beat themselves up for some reason) and the Rams easily handled us in the playoffs.

Long season to go. Although if Stafford's elbow doesn't get better that's concerning for Rams fans.

 

[Moab]

I love some week 1 over reaction. Been talking fans on the Rams board off the ledge for days

this is totally correct...it's never as bad or as good as it looks...it's just get ready for next week and work on what you need to work on to get better

 

[jarntt]

Best offense in league Eagles. Second best apparently Detroit

 

[SJ76]

Vikings looking like the old Rams

 

[RememberTheKoy]

 

[Mebert]

He also completed 56% of his passes against the worst defense in the nfl

 

[PDay8810]

First step to the championship

 

[SJ76]

Oh for sure. Stafford was playing with that elbow prior to the game and Akers has some beef with McVay which I'm sure will get resolved. Also, Noteboom was dominated but it was against the Bills, not exactly a welcoming to the starting position and I don't care how good everyone says he might be or the potential, he's no Whitworth (at least now) - not even CLOSE.

I remember Seattle went to Jacksonville who was mediocre in their 2005 SuperBowl season in week 1 and looked abysmal and lost.

As I said on Thursday night, it really comes down to the 2nd half of the season and who stays/gets healthy. I think even in Seattle's 12-4 season (think 2020 - the "Russ cook season") we lost like 1/4 of the starters to that fuckin' Arizona game late in the season (Seattle and Arizona always beat themselves up for some reason) and the Rams easily handled us in the playoffs.

Long season to go. Although if Stafford's elbow doesn't get better that's concerning for Rams fans.

I don’t want to be the best offense in the NFL the first week. Heck look at AZ last year. Granted Buffalo is different. But a lot of teams looked bad this week. Interested to see how Brady does with no super model pussy for weeks

 

[Sharkonabicycle]

I don’t want to be the best offense in the NFL the first week. Heck look at AZ last year. Granted Buffalo is different. But a lot of teams looked bad this week. Interested to see how Brady does with no super model pussy for weeks

Eh southie and NWPATS should be lined up and ready to go.

 

[SJ76]

Eh southie and NWPATS should be lined up and ready to go.

I’d take @sonnyblack65 over those 2 old vajhjayjays

 

[Tapey]

Where’s the Lions option