They still bad.

Wentz is so ass

I retract my statement that he is going to be like Alex smith.

And goff>wentz and not even close rofl

This post was edited by Loseallday on Nov 29 2016 11:35am

Agree, don8

Yea, im pretty much eating every single word i said in here. They lost at home, they lost to a shitty team and they looked like complete shit, especially the defense.



Wentz looked great, i dont know what game you were watching. The offense didnt play that bad, honestly. They were just on the sidelines for too much of the game. The packers shredded us with short passes and chewed up a shitload of clock. They converted on almost every third down, and there were a lot. We got no pressure on rodgers. I dont know if thats due to the fact that schwartz was scared to blitz because he was worried our DBs would get burnt by GB's many stellar receivers (which they did), but rodgers didnt have much pressure in his face and when he did he would get rid of the ball so quickly and those short passes were chewing us up.

This year is over in terms of going anywhere, but i still love what I'm seeing out of Wentz. I want to see what he can do with some weapons, a better line and some better play calling, which i think will happen once we get some better receivers.

Rodgers shitted all over eagles' defense on 1 leg rofl.

Our what?

Many stellar WRs.

You don't think they're good?

Packers have relatively mediocre athleticism at best, most would say below average. Jordy is clearly not himself, great hands and great route runner though. Adams is finally making jabs and cuts that create separation, that ankle injury last year had been bothering him until recently. I don't really know what to make of Cobb, and Cook has all the tools to be a Gronk in this league but doesn't concentrate enough on the finer details that makes Gronk such a stud

Pretty much this. We have Adams and a bunch of question marks. Since we found out TyMont can play WR and RB, McCarthy has decided to under utilize him at both positions. He had around 15 snaps on Monday. Jordy isn't the player he was two years ago, and Cobb hasn't been the same either.