NFL Week 2: What Have We Learned?!!

[VegetasHairline]

What are you saying? Comparing him to Howell or any backup in recent years isn't what I'm talking about. He's not losing the games for the Eagles, and that's a positive for him. You can't sit here with a straight face and say he's the main reason they have been winning games. It doesn't all come down to statistics, but a QB with zero TD passes in two games (Has zero INT's as well) is not stirring the pot.

There are only may two or three HB's that could replace Barkley on the Eagles and give them similar success. There are probably 10+ QB's that you could put on the Eagles and give them the same success if not more..

They made a Super Bowl without Saquon.
Jalen Hurts would have been MVP if he doesn't get hurt late in the season.
This is coming from a Cowboys fan.

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

- Giants ID’d Diggs as the mark and toasted his ass multiple times

- my Chiefs gotta get an OC or get EB on the phone or something

- I don’t think Caleb is long for Chicago

- speaking of Chicago, Dennis Allen

- Xavier Legette gets 8 fukkin targets with 1 rec for -2 yds = bum ass bumpkin

- it’s early but Hunter may just want to play more Corner than receiver

 

[b. woods]

- Giants ID’d Diggs as the mark and toasted his ass multiple times

- my Chiefs gotta get an OC or get EB on the phone or something

- I don’t think Caleb is long for Chicago

- speaking of Chicago, Stinky

- Xavier Legette gets 8 fukkin targets with 1 rec for -2 yds = bum ass bumpkin

- it’s early but Hunter may just want to play more Corner than receiver

Fixed, pleihboi

 

[phillycavsfan]

They're allowed to false start and get away with multiple penalties. Come on breh!

I hate this false equivalence shyt that because they got away with an uncalled false start once or twice they've been getting away with it every time. Somehow to people this is more believable as the reason for the tush push success than the league's best offensive line or the QB that's can squat 600 pounds.

 

[VegetasHairline]

I hate this false equivalence shyt that because they got away with an uncalled false start once or twice they've been getting away with it every time. Somehow to people this is more believable as the reason for the tush push success than the league's best offensive line or the QB that's can squat 600 pounds.

The center is lined up offsides and the guards false start. You're clearly biased. Calm down.

 

[phillycavsfan]

The center is lined up offsides and the guards false start. You're clearly biased. Calm down.

I just said they got away with it once or twice today.

 

[VegetasHairline]

I just said they got away with it once or twice today.

They get away with penalties every time they do it. That's my whole point. The refs blatantly ignore it.

 

[Stop_It_5]

He the black version.. can scramble but a noodle arm carried by defense

Don't watch football, brehs

 

[BucciMane]

I hate this false equivalence shyt that because they got away with an uncalled false start once or twice they've been getting away with it every time. Somehow to people this is more believable as the reason for the tush push success than the league's best offensive line or the QB that's can squat 600 pounds.

People said the same after week one. Moreso the way the OL are lined up past the ball. This isn't something just happening once or twice. It's consistently happening.

It's similar to how the Chiefs RT would always jump early, but there's more leeway with that. These penalties by the Eagles are nothing short of egregious, and they have a huge impact.

The Eagles would have been third and goal at the 5-6 yard line instead of scoring a TD. On their final drive, they would have been third and five or six yards instead of a first down.

 

[phillycavsfan]

They get away with penalties every time they do it. That's my whole point. The refs blatantly ignore it.

People said the same after week one. Moreso the way the OL are lined up past the ball. This isn't something just happening once or twice. It's consistently happening.

It's similar to how the Chiefs RT would always jump early, but there's more leeway with that. These penalties by the Eagles are nothing short of egregious, and they have a huge impact.

The Eagles would have been third and goal at the 5-6 yard line instead of scoring a TD. On their final drive, they would have been third and five or six yards instead of a first down.

Now the mantra is that they cheat every time they run the tush push and the league is somehow in on the conspiracy to let them get away with it.

 

[VegetasHairline]

Now the mantra is that they cheat every time they run the tush push and the league is somehow in on the conspiracy to let them get away with it.

You're an Eagles fan.

 

[BucciMane]

Now the mantra is that they cheat every time they run the tush push and the league is somehow in on the conspiracy to let them get away with it.

What are you talking about? You're being disingenuous and trying to move the goalposts.

No, I don't think the league is conspiring with the Eagles. You're being emotional and irrational here. The FACT is that the Eagles ARE committing false start penalties on nearly every tush push and/or lining up in the neutral zone. It is very difficult for the officials to see in that situation, but it's clear as day that the Eagles are committing penalties on nearly every single tush push play. It's funny how almost everyone except you and some other Eagles fans can see that.

So, again, no, I don't think the NFL is trying to help the Eagles. I do think and know the officials are missing clear penalties on the Eagles on nearly every tush push play.



Edit: I didn't see you quoted @VegetasHairline about the conspiring part. I thought that was in reference to my post.

 

[Rev]

I can’t help but smile every time I see Kyler Murray on the move. Love watching the munchkin when he’s good.

 

[Harry B]

What are you talking about? You're being disingenuous and trying to move the goalposts.

No, I don't think the league is conspiring with the Eagles. You're being emotional and irrational here. The FACT is that the Eagles ARE committing false start penalties on nearly every tush push and/or lining up in the neutral zone. It is very difficult for the officials to see in that situation, but it's clear as day that the Eagles are committing penalties on nearly every single tush push play. It's funny how almost everyone except you and some other Eagles fans can see that.

So, again, no, I don't think the NFL is trying to help the Eagles. I do think and know the officials are missing clear penalties on the Eagles on nearly every tush push play.



Edit: I didn't see you quoted @VegetasHairline about the conspiring part. I thought that was in reference to my post.

If you need a super camera with matrix slow motion to see the foul the ruling on the field won’t call it

Just like they won’t on any other snap but obviously you are just focusing on these

 

[Stop_It_5]

People said the same after week one. Moreso the way the OL are lined up past the ball. This isn't something just happening once or twice. It's consistently happening.

It's similar to how the Chiefs RT would always jump early, but there's more leeway with that. These penalties by the Eagles are nothing short of egregious, and they have a huge impact.

The Eagles would have been third and goal at the 5-6 yard line instead of scoring a TD. On their final drive, they would have been third and five or six yards instead of a first down.

The unreffable tag and narrative might actually be what gets the votes next offseason. Realistically it's no more unreffable than a routine sneak but between the alignment of the OL and the opposing DL feeling the need to get that early jump, it leads to the refs being caught in limbo.


The player safety campaign they tried to push was an embarrassment, teams like the Bills voted against it and pushed that angle then literally had the league MVP run the play week one