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Past performance is not indicative of future results. I would estimate a 25% drop in production for the Miami run game. A regression to the norm seems inevitable. I don't follow Miami like some of you in here. Why was the Miami run game so bad in 2022? What changed? Is that change...

Best GM in football.

If Barkley mean I don't have to watch anymore of Kenneth Gainwell, he immediately becomes my favorite Eagle of all-time.

Played 16 games and 95% of the offensive snaps last season for the Jets.

If Roseman were the GM of Miami, his #1, #2 and #3 move would be draft OL to protect your QB.

If you know anything about teams run by Josh Harris, they all spend multiple years being bad. He's the Gordon Gekko of sports ownership. Buy a distressed asset, tear it down and then profit.

I don't know what Trotter is going to be in the NFL. He's undersized. Not particularly fast or athletic. TJ Edwards would be a best case IMO. Doubt he gets there.

Eagles DEI office..."Mr. Roseman, we have a problem here..."

What a night. Couldn't have scripted it better for Philly.

Just ask for a trade to Philly and be done with it.

I thought you agreed with @Ministry of Pain that: You said:

But he went to Toledo.

Yeah, he has all the physical tools to succeed and from reports he's a high character guy.

Could you imagine if he did.

Trade up and get DeJean.

Fuaga would be a great fit for us.

Eagles traded #18 and #101 for AJ Brown. The above deal isn't nearly as steep as that trade. EDIT: Actually just ran the numbers. The #18 and #101 picks have a value of 996. So the Eagles gave up 996 of draft value for AJ Brown. The #5 and #181 picks are valued at 1,719. The value of #31...

The problem with trying to guess who will succeed is that there are things other than physical talent that matter. Coaching, work ethic, intellect, etc. Williams has the physical tools, that's apparent.

The only thing this is evidence of is that they didn't want to pay Keenan Allen WR #1 type money. What those reasons are can only be speculated, but age and injury history seem likely. This isn't evidence that the wouldn't or don't want to pay a younger, healthier WR, #1 type money.

If you only look at the money portion, you probably won't see why. If you look at the entire context of the players, it may become more clear. Keenan Allen is going to be 32 years old and has been injured quite a bit the past few years. Aiyuk is entering his prime years and has been healthy...