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Another set of good Observations from Roob:
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Roob's Random Observations: Why it makes sense for Eagles to trade Tanner McKee
Why it makes sense to trade Tanner McKee, the surprising Dallas Goedert contract and more in Roob’s Observations.
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A look by Jimmy K at the offseason moves by the NFL East competitors:
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NFC East 2026 free agency grades: Dallas Cowboys edition
Our in-depth look and report cards for NFC East teams post-free agency begins with an examination of the Dallas Cowboys' odd offseason. What grade do they get?
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A look by Jimmy K at the offseason moves by the NFL East competitors:
NFC East 2026 free agency grades: Dallas Cowboys edition
Our in-depth look and report cards for NFC East teams post-free agency begins with an examination of the Dallas Cowboys' odd offseason. What grade do they get?
Lotta money spent in Washington. I wonder whether it will pay off.
I'm surprised it took them so long to get to this. He's been their best OT backup for some time.
Hunch here is that Big Fred wanted to see if any starting jobs sprung up. When they didn’t, this deal got done. Great signing. He’s bailed them out in the past two seasons.
Independent, maybe. But it’s a stabilizing force for AJ to have an old friend on the roster. Maybe Moore helps stabilize him.
and if not, he can battle hollywood and any drafted WR for the #2 spot behind Smitty.
Former Eagles star Brent Celek’s ex-wife reveals relationship with another ex-Philadelphia player
Susie Celek, ex-wife of retired Eagles tight end Brent Celek, went public on social media with her relationship with former Philadelphia player Hollis Thomas.
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Ok but the timing seems odd. HT was gone for 2 yrs before BC got to the EaglesFormer Eagles star Brent Celek’s ex-wife reveals relationship with another ex-Philadelphia player
Susie Celek, ex-wife of retired Eagles tight end Brent Celek, went public on social media with her relationship with former Philadelphia player Hollis Thomas.
Now we hear another 3 months of Myles Garrett rumors along with all the AJ stuff. Sigh.
Roob's Observations: How will Jalen Hurts respond to this new bunch of coaches?
From Jalen Hurts’ evolving coaching staff to the Eagles’ ongoing search for WR depth, here are some offseason observations shaping the team’s future.
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It's such a boondoggle at this point. You can read anything into everything said about AJ. Even ESP had his "a trade is obviously coming" slant after Howie's innocuous comments. A trade is counter to all the franchise has done over the past several seasons. But at this point, it's such a big media distraction that who knows what happens?!
Eagles reportedly losing VP of football operations to Falcons
The Eagles are reportedly losing a key front office member to the Atlanta Falcons.
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Eagles reportedly losing VP of football operations to Falcons
The Eagles are reportedly losing a key front office member to the Atlanta Falcons.
meh, this is every year at this point. Spreading the DNA throughout the league isn't a bad thing. Can almost guarantee this helps when it comes to roster and draft moves, as you have a trusted agent in other teams buildings. And at the end of the day, as long as the loss doesn't rhyme with Schmowie Broseman, i'm fine with it.
Kevin was just the fall guy? Someone is the issue
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Curiously-timed ESPN report peels back the curtain on Eagles' dysfunction
New report focusing on Jalen Hurts feels engineered and brokered.
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