Quote (Sixers @ Apr 25 2026 01:57pm)

Shocker, you're listing two guys that play in a pass heavy offense built to feed WRs like them and put up huge numbers with a HOF QB throwing to them. Amazing, right? Hard to imagine a guy like Smitty who is one of the most technical and precise route runners in the league with incredible hands and ability to catch in traffic would struggle in that environment huh rofl.

Smitty without AJ on the field sees his target % go from 20% to 40%. He has thrived with AJ off the field too, against any CB1 (none can stop him anyway). As it stands right now even with Hurts being "mid" as you've described, Smitty could very well be looking at a 100+ reception, 1300+ yard season. Not a single person who watches the eagles would be shocked to see him top 5 in both receptions and yards if he's healthy all season...with Jalen Hurts throwing to him (now imagine Stafford).

Quote (Vtrix @ Apr 25 2026 03:30pm)

This guy thinks Smith is as good as prime Kup n Puka LMFAOOOOO

Quote (Sixers @ Apr 25 2026 03:36pm)

When was Kupps "prime"?

Say the one season when he had like 200 fucking targets. Say it :rofl:

Quote (Vtrix @ Apr 25 2026 03:45pm)

Buddy your opinion is completely invalid. You legitimately think Smith is better than those guys. Absolutely hilarious

Quote (Sixers @ Apr 26 2026 12:29pm)

Uar Bernard in the 7th round is such an awesome pick.

Dude hasn't played a lick of football his entire life, but he's one of the most freakish athletes you'll ever see. 6'4/6'5" 4.63 40-yard dash at 306 lbs. 39 inch vertical. 10' 10" broad jump (NFL combine record for a DT). Physical specimen.

Give him the ole Jordan Mailata treatment, who was also selected in the 7th round back in 2018 and had never played American football a day in his life. Now he's an All-Pro B)

Quote (Vtrix @ Apr 26 2026 02:36pm)

Refer to Brandon Carney