EAGLOLS

[Heismanberg]

https://twitter.com/adamlefkoe/status/1355234085870956553?s=10

oh no baby

[Libero_2]

Wow...

[MBGreen]

https://twitter.com/adamlefkoe/status/1355234085870956553?s=10

ahahaha

[IATA]

were gonna have fistums in place that are easier to learn

[Badger]

https://twitter.com/adamlefkoe/status/1355234085870956553?s=10

"The first part of being smart is knowing what to do."

[Badger]

"The first part of being smart is knowing what to do."

You are now hearing this to the tune of the Folgers jingle

[loyaljetsfan]

https://twitter.com/adamlefkoe/status/1355234085870956553?s=10

SBTG

[Heismanberg]

"The first part of being smart is knowing what to do."

The first line of a never before seen Nathan for You episode

[bojanglesman]

Coach Obvious.

[reuben]

Philadelphia Inquirer's Jeff McLane reports the Eagles are "getting closer to trading" Carson Wentz.

This confirms reports from NFL Network and ESPN. Teams are making "aggressive offers" to the Eagles currently, and Wentz "wants to move on" from the organization that opted to draft his eventual replacement (Jalen Hurts) instead of adding more help in last year's draft. Philly will be taking on $33.8 million in dead money by trading him, but the relationship may be too fractured to keep him inside the building. The asking price is what's delaying a trade right now. McLane believes GM Howie Roseman is "probably" searching for multiple first-round picks after seeing what Matthew Stafford was traded for. It's unclear how many teams would be willing to give up even one first-round pick after Wentz finished 31st out of 32 quarterbacks in passing EPA per dropback, but the Colts and Bears are potential suitors. Both teams were involved in Stafford talks and currently sit outside of rookie quarterback striking distance.

Who the freak is giving a first round pick for Carson Wentz?  I know he had that one season but its just been three clumsy midgets in a Carson Wentz costume since then.

[Libero_2]

If Wentz can garner a 1 with that contract, I fail to see why Sam could not

[Heismanberg]

If Wentz can garner a 1 with that contract, I fail to see why Sam could not

Wentz was actually good once

[dcm1602]

If Wentz can garner a 1 with that contract, I fail to see why Sam could not

Philly will be eating almost 34 million of that contract
 I'm not sure it would be terrible for another team. Especially if they value him enough to warrant giving up a 1st round pick.

[Derek Smalls]

Very surprised people are willing to give up legitimate assets for Wentz, if that does prove to be the case.

You do wonder if we'd be better off trading Sam now or waiting. I assume Saleh and LaFleur and co. want to do more evaluating of Sam before they make a final decision.

[Johnny English]

Very surprised people are willing to give up legitimate assets for Wentz, if that does prove to be the case.

You do wonder if we'd be better off trading Sam now or waiting. I assume Saleh and LaFleur and co. want to do more evaluating of Sam before they make a final decision.

Greg Bedard from the Boston Globe says that the Eagles' asking price was/is two 1sts. I find it hard to believe they'll get that given the current quality of the player and the size of his contract.