Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 4:12 pm
Should be able to run the ball on them. Capers please play man... otherwise Foles will have 5 TDs 
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Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 4:14 pm
If our D plays like they did last night we will lose. How far away is Clay from returning?
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 4:15 pm
PkrsBcksGphsMqt wrote:If our D plays like they did last night we will lose. How far away is Clay from returning?
This week is on the early end for him returning, I'd say we have him back by the Giants game...
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 4:21 pm
I think we lose regardless. Eagles are nothing special but they have enough talent on offense to put up high 20's against our D. I have zero faith Wallace can match that, even against a bad Eagles secondary.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 6:04 pm
Best case scenario is Wallace looks alot better after a week of practice, preparation. Much like Flynn in 2010 when he looked like crap at Detroit and then pretty good at New England the following week. And in addition the defense has a strong performance.
More likely is the offense struggles and the Eagles get 24 points which is enough.
Interesting week ahead.
More likely is the offense struggles and the Eagles get 24 points which is enough.
Interesting week ahead.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:07 pm
MM says Clay is going to try to go this week.
Great news and doctors like where he's at.
Great news and doctors like where he's at.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:16 pm
This game could be embarrassing. GB could not stop McCown and is now facing a team that threw for 7 TDS last week. Not being able to throw the Ball + Can't Force Turnovers + Torched by McCown vs a High Scoring Offense = Huge Trouble
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:19 pm
Where did Rotoworld get this quote?
Rotoworld wrote:"Packers consider Aaron Rodgers week to week"
Speaking Tuesday, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he was "relieved" by Aaron Rodgers' broken collarbone diagnosis, and that "everybody felt better about it" after getting "new information" on Tuesday.
Analysis: McCarthy said the team is in a "week-to-week mindset" with its starting quarterback. McCarthy refused to even rule out Rodgers for Week 10, but strongly suggested Seneca Wallace will start against the Eagles. Broken collarbones can often to be 4-6 week injuries, but reading between the lines, it doesn't sound like Rodgers suffered a full break. It certainly helps matters that the injury is to his non-throwing shoulder. There's still a frustrating vagueness to the whole affair, but it sounds like there's a real chance Rodgers is back under center before the month is through.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:20 pm
TJ Lang possibly out after having a concussion. The right side of the line was getting killed without him.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:41 pm
Week to week mindset doesn't mean Rodgers is actually week to week.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:45 pm
It doesn't, but it's nice to see McCarthy admit that he was "relieved." It makes me think that the injury isn't more severe than the initial 3-4 week timeline.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Tue Nov 5, 2013 11:46 pm
I knew he didn't have a full break the way he jogged to the locker room. He would have been bent over holding his elbow for support and most likely, carted off. My full break required a harness for 6 weeks.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 1:41 am
I had a full clavicle break in highschool and didn't know it until I went to the Dr a few days later. It hurt but I didn't think it was broke. It's probably because I'm more hardcore than most, I absorbed my twin sister in the womb so I have the strength/healing power of a full grown man and a little baby girl.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 2:54 am
McCoy will embarrass us if there's as many missed tackles as last night.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 3:50 am
WRau1 wrote:I had a full clavicle break in highschool and didn't know it until I went to the Dr a few days later. It hurt but I didn't think it was broke. It's probably because I'm more hardcore than most, I absorbed my twin sister in the womb so I have the strength/healing power of a full grown man and a little baby girl.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 4:12 am
Fort Minor wrote:Where did Rotoworld get this quote?Rotoworld wrote:"Packers consider Aaron Rodgers week to week"
Speaking Tuesday, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he was "relieved" by Aaron Rodgers' broken collarbone diagnosis, and that "everybody felt better about it" after getting "new information" on Tuesday.
Analysis: McCarthy said the team is in a "week-to-week mindset" with its starting quarterback. McCarthy refused to even rule out Rodgers for Week 10, but strongly suggested Seneca Wallace will start against the Eagles. Broken collarbones can often to be 4-6 week injuries, but reading between the lines, it doesn't sound like Rodgers suffered a full break. It certainly helps matters that the injury is to his non-throwing shoulder. There's still a frustrating vagueness to the whole affair, but it sounds like there's a real chance Rodgers is back under center before the month is through.
A link would be nice.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 4:18 am
Ill-yasova wrote:Fort Minor wrote:Where did Rotoworld get this quote?Rotoworld wrote:"Packers consider Aaron Rodgers week to week"
Speaking Tuesday, Packers coach Mike McCarthy said he was "relieved" by Aaron Rodgers' broken collarbone diagnosis, and that "everybody felt better about it" after getting "new information" on Tuesday.
Analysis: McCarthy said the team is in a "week-to-week mindset" with its starting quarterback. McCarthy refused to even rule out Rodgers for Week 10, but strongly suggested Seneca Wallace will start against the Eagles. Broken collarbones can often to be 4-6 week injuries, but reading between the lines, it doesn't sound like Rodgers suffered a full break. It certainly helps matters that the injury is to his non-throwing shoulder. There's still a frustrating vagueness to the whole affair, but it sounds like there's a real chance Rodgers is back under center before the month is through.
A link would be nice.
I got it from my Rotoworld app, so there was no link to attach.
EDIT: I just realized that Rotoworld probably has an actual website that I can visit. I've never thought to do so before.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 4:22 am
Fort Minor wrote:Ill-yasova wrote:Fort Minor wrote:Where did Rotoworld get this quote?
A link would be nice.
Actually just found it. I have a friend with Roto so I'll talk to him and see if he knows anything.
I got it from my Rotoworld app, so there was no link to attach.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 4:23 am
Ill-yasova wrote:Fort Minor wrote:Ill-yasova wrote:A link would be nice.
Actually just found it. I have a friend with Roto so I'll talk to him and see if he knows anything.
I got it from my Rotoworld app, so there was no link to attach.
Ah, I see. Yeah, that's always a downside with Rotoworld; they never link you to the source that they're pulling the info from.
Re: Eagles Lead Up
Posted: Wed Nov 6, 2013 5:18 am
LittleRooster wrote:WRau1 wrote:I had a full clavicle break in highschool and didn't know it until I went to the Dr a few days later. It hurt but I didn't think it was broke. It's probably because I'm more hardcore than most, I absorbed my twin sister in the womb so I have the strength/healing power of a full grown man and a little baby girl.
He probably went to the doctor because he's half woman.