The Next Generation

The strength of schedules are only showing 17 weeks. There are 18 weeks this year, so shouldn’t they be adjusted accordingly?

David Johnson

Still here. Don't post much but still hanging around.

Parade was epic, had my 9 & 7 yr-olds with me. Kelce speech

E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES 30-17! Go Birds!!

I added him 2 weeks ago to my Dynasty roster. I like the upside a lot.

Nice over reaction to one game against a good rush D. Not saying he will be a stud or anything, but damn.

From Eisenberg (CBS): This could be a big year for Abdullah, who is being projected for at least 200 carries and 35 catches. If that happens, Abdullah is a candidate for about 1,300 total yards, and he could easily score about five touchdowns even if he's sharing work with Theo Riddick and Zach Zenner. I plan to draft Abdullah as a No. 2 Fantasy running back in Round 5, and I expect his ADP to climb into that range prior to Labor Day weekend.

Love him this year. Everyone points to his slow start last year and think the end of year was a fluke. But, they actually gave him more freedom to run the offense toward the end of the year and you saw the result. IF Reed stays healthy, sky's the limit. He's playing for a contract, too.

Please...These men know that it's a business. As I said, he played his hand and lost. They can all respect that. He missed a week in shorts of VOLUNTARY workouts. BIG DEAL. Had he missed real work and cost the team a chance to win games, things would be different. But, he didn't. Much ado about nothing.

Who cares? He gives the Eagles their best chance to win this year. If, by mid-season, they are 2-6 and look horrific then they make a move. If not and they are competitive, he stays as the starter. I really don't understand why everyone got up-in-arms in the first place. Also, I don't think he was worried that he couldn't beat-out a rookie because he wasn't competing with a rookie. He has zero competition; he is the starter. He wanted a chance at long-term security and felt he wasn't going to get that chance; with the investment the Eagles made in Wentz, Wentz WILL be the starter within 2 years. Had they drafted a rookie in rnds 3/4, I think Bradford felt he could compete and beat-out that guy as there would have been no significant investment in that guy (no more than the 2nd they gave up for Bradford, anyway), so he signed the deal. He played his hand and he lost. Moving on...

Bradford isn't going anywhere. I get why he's upset, but he really has no leverage. When training camp rolls around he will report and play. Plenty of guys skip the voluntary programs.

It will be Wentz. If I could pick any one player out of the entire draft, Tunsil. If they had stayed at #8 Stanley. If they had stayed at #13 Stanley/Elliot or BPA.

Then why sign a 2-year deal? He knew he was still in a prove-it contract. Drafting a rookie changes nothing. If he plays well, he's getting a new deal with a new team. Coming to off-season workouts improves his chances of playing well. He's being a whiny baby..