Another morning after an Eagles game, another hazy “what even was that?” following you around all day. But this time, we have two weeks to talk about it. Fun, right?
Let’s hit it!
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The roundup:
— Full Bird Droppings coming soon —
Before Caleb Sturgis’ missed 50-yard field goal:
And after:
Still no decision on College GameDay this week, and they’re really milking it, perhaps to do the proposed sight being Independence Hall and requiring federal approval.
But back to the Eagles. How did the players handle all of the drops?
Good analysis/bad analysis:
I really think Byron Maxwell just wanted to give him a high-five:
Your night could have been worse:
And so could the Eagles’ night: They could’ve shot themselves in the foot by forgot to charge the batteries in their headsets.
Mathews should have touched the ball more, obviously:
One of the most frustrating parts about all of the dropped passes is that it, yet again, it prevents us from getting a full read on exactly what we have in Sam Bradford. David Murphy agrees:
Hey, maybe it’s the quarterback. Maybe Sunday night settled it. Maybe Sam Bradford simply does not have what it takes. Because, right now, what it takes is a quarterback who not only has the ability to make correct reads and accurate throws in the face of a near-constant pass rush, but also the ability to run his own routes and catch his own passes.
And who got to take it all in? The Charlotte Hornets – including infamous Obama toilet paper owner Spencer Hawes in a Donald Trump hat:
Somehow, people are amazed that Grey Hardy, well-known piece of human garbage, continues to be human garbage.
Jerry Jones doesn’t know the rules.
The Sixers will make a bunch of cuts of guys you don’t know today, and then start a bunch of guys you don’t know when their season starts on Wednesday.
But really, after last night, how do you feel about not having to stress yourself out with this team next weekend?
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