heyeaglefn wrote:

ReadingPhilly wrote:flipped it on but missed most of it. said the raiders, seahawks and cowboys could be landing spots with a reworked deal.

Whats the incentive for Murrary to rework his deal? Wouldn't getting released and signing a new deal be the best case for him?

The Dude wrote:i think starting with a guy you think you know in Bradford, and using money on more inexpensive positions like Guard is the way to go, rather than hoping you can spend Brat's money on positions and then also hoping you get your QB

Grotewold wrote:Our offense was a trash fire though

Grotewold wrote:Our offense was a trash fire though

joe table wrote:

Grotewold wrote:Our offense was a trash fire though

Because Bradford could only learn 7 plays by the end of the season

He sucks

joe table wrote:Because Bradford could only learn 7 plays by the end of the season

The Dude wrote:I just dont' see any other options, certainly not one where they draft in the first round. Save that pick for a need, and only waste some money on Brat and see what happens. Rather they miss with money than a first rounder

joe table wrote:i appreciate the fact that you want him/the team do do well, but the career sample size isn't insignificant.

Grotewold wrote:

joe table wrote:i appreciate the fact that you want him/the team do do well, but the career sample size isn't insignificant.

It's more than that -- I bailed on McNabb two years before the Eagles did and Foles early-2014.

I just see Brat as an extremely high pedigree guy who played for two shitty offenses (all things considered) and came on really strongly in the second half of his last two seasons. But yeah some middling stats and awful injuries mixed in. Still pretty hard to measure, but I think he's by far the best option for 2016 if you're trying to win.

Soren wrote:I don't think they resign Lane, Curry, Ertz and hopefully Cox if they don't want to win soon.

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Woody wrote:I don't think they're going to sign Bradford. They're going to try and recreate the McNabb era and draft a QB. This buys Pederson time that he may not get if they spend big money on Bradford. Everyone wants their guy, and while Pederson may genuinely think highly of Bradford I don't think he's coming back, save for some sort of team-friendly deal scenario

Remember Andy Reid's 5 year plan? I'm assuming some version of that is Doug's blueprint, only with slightly better talent to start with

The Dude wrote:i think starting with a guy you think you know in Bradford, and using money on more inexpensive positions like Guard is the way to go, rather than hoping you can spend Brat's money on positions and then also hoping you get your QB

joe table wrote:

The Dude wrote:I just dont' see any other options, certainly not one where they draft in the first round. Save that pick for a need, and only waste some money on Brat and see what happens. Rather they miss with money than a first rounder

Signing bradford for multi years would require an amount of money that would significantly alter thr cap in the near future and tie us to him for at least 2 more years

I dont flush my meager savings down the toilet even though therea nowhere else to profitably invest it. Keep it in the mattress and sign a one year stopgap (of which Kaep seems the most intriguing)