Re: Goodbye Donovan! Sims City! - Dove osano le aquile ,è terra quasi consacrata! -

klaus6000 · Post by **klaus6000** » 26/04/2010, 22:59

NFL Rules! wrote: Guardate un pò qui, è il rituale di John Henderson prima delle partite!!! :figo:

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Direi che è pronto per il manicomio piuttosto che per gli Eagles. :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

Brian_di_Nazareth · Post by **Brian_di_Nazareth** » 26/04/2010, 23:02

klaus6000 wrote: Direi che è pronto per il manicomio piuttosto che per gli Eagles. :lol2: :lol2: :lol2:

o per il Saturday Night Live Show

The Answer Palermitano · Post by **The Answer Palermitano** » 26/04/2010, 23:03

Io voglio quest'uomo nella mia squadra...ti prego Rosso ti prego.
Oggi sarà in visita ai Chiefs..spero non firmi e che interessi a noi.

The Answer Palermitano · Post by **The Answer Palermitano** » 26/04/2010, 23:09

previsione di Haran Knight di g.cobb.com riguardo il ruolo che avranno in squadra i nostri rookie:

Looking at the Eagles 13 draft picks, here are my thoughts and predictions on each individual.

Brandon Graham-DE/OLB (Michigan), 1st Round (No. 13)
I never was a fan of the Eagles’ drafting Texas safety Earl Thomas. I wanted the Eagles to get the best possible pass rusher in the 1st round. I thought for certain that they would grab Georgia Tech DE Derrick Morgan, but Reid strongly stated this was the guy he coveted most. The more I read about Graham and watch his highlights, the more I feel the Eagles made the right selection.

2009 Prediction: Starting left DE

Nathaniel Allen-FS (USF), 2nd Round (No. 37)
As far as safeties were concerned, this is the guy I wanted all along. I didn’t think there was any chance of the Eagles drafting Tennessee’s Eric Berry. Allen’s size and scouting report made me think he’s a very good fit for this defense.

2009 Prediction: Starting FS

Daniel Te’o-Nesheim- DE (Washington) 3rd Round (No. 86)
There were reports that the Eagles were interested in Te’o-Nesheim, but I think taking him in the third was a bit of a reach. I, like many others, thought the Eagles would’ve selected a cornerback in the third.

2009 Prediction: Primarily special teams. Backup DE

Trevard Lindley-CB (Kentucky) 4th Round (No.105)
I’m not a fan of this pick, but I understand why the Eagles chose him. Lindley’s known as a good cover corner. A more physical Brandon Ghee (Wake Forest) was available in the 3rd round and a versatile Akwasi Owusu-Ansah was still available. The Eagles are more concerned about their corners creating turnovers than tackles.

2009 Prediction: At best he’ll play in dime packages. It’ll be a year or two before he starts.

Keenan Clayton-OLB (Oklahoma) 4th Round (No.121)
Another huge reach in my opinion. One thing’s certain. The Eagles are suddenly deep at weakside linebacker.

2009 Prediction: Special teams

Mike Kafka-QB (Northwestern) 4th Round (No.122)
I thought the Eagles would’ve selected John Skelton (Fordham) or Jonathan Crompton (Tennessee) as Kevin Kolb’s future backup. After looking at some brief clips, it looks like Kafka is a good fit for the Eagles’ offense. Like Kolb, Kafka is the son of a football coach.

2009: 3rd string QB

Clay Harbor-TE (Missouri State) 4th Round (No.125)
While Brent Celek continues to develop into a premier tight end, Cornelius Ingram is rehabbing his ACL in order to be his speedy backup. Harbor will be given the chance to be the Eagle’s blocking solution at TE.
2009 Prediction: 3rd string TE

Ricky Sapp-DE/OB (Clemson) 5th Round (No.134)
This is the steal of the draft for Philly. At one point, Sapp was given a first round grade. While listed as a defensive end, I think the Eagles are going to give Sapp every chance to become a SAM linebacker.

2009 prediction: Special teams

Riley Cooper-WR (Florida) 5th Round (No.159)
The Eagles spent a lot of their time scouting wide receivers 6’3” or taller. If Cooper proves he can play special teams, he could very well make Hank Baskett’s second stint a brief one.

2009 prediction: #5 Wide receiver/Special teams.

Charles Scott-HB (LSU) 6th Round (No. 200)
Outside of Scott being considered a 2nd-3rd round prospect that slipped, I’m having a hard time understanding this selection. I’ve always wanted the Eagles to keep a bigger halfback on the roster. Not known to be a big part of the passing game, I’m curious to how Scott will be used.

2009 prediction: Practice squad

Jemar Chaney-ILB (Mississippi St.) 7th Round (No.220)
I like this selection, especially after last year’s disaster at middle linebacker. Chaney will challenge Joe Mays and Omar Gaither to provide depth behind Stewart Bradley.

2009 prediction: Backup MLB.

Jeffrey Owens-DT (Georgia) 7th Round (No.243)
This isn’t the Georgia defensive tackle I expected the Eagles to take (Geno Atkins was taken by Cincinnati right before the Eagles in the 4th round). Owens could be another steal. If he can prove he can rush the passer, Trevor Laws might have a hard time staying on the team.

2009 prediction: Makes the team as the 4th DT.

Kurt Coleman-S (Ohio State) 7th Round (No.244)
The Eagles final draft pick is already known for his special teams play. If he proves he can play safety (or possibly corner), Quintin Demps could be in danger of being cut. If Demps takes the competition seriously, Coleman will probably be placed on the practice squad.

2009 prediction: Practice squad.

In all honesty, I was pleased overall with the Eagles’ draft picks. They rarely selected the player I wanted them to, but that’s why as a fan you should never become enamored with the names that ‘experts’ deem are future Pro-Bowlers
What I liked the most is that each draft pick is a player with a good chance to make the team. The Eagles didn’t select any experiments like they have in the past.

Concordo su tutto anche se sono convinto che le posizioni di Sapp,Cooper , Harbor e Scott potrebbero cambiare in positivo dipende da come vengono visionati nei camp .

Brian_di_Nazareth · Post by **Brian_di_Nazareth** » 27/04/2010, 13:02

Riporto un paio di domeande fatte a Reid:

DOES COLLEGE LEADERSHIP MATTER IN EVALUATION?
Supposedly, nine of the 13 players the Eagles drafted were captains on their college teams. Reid said it wasn't the primary reason for drafting a player, but that it did matter. "We don't want someone that's going to be a headache in the community," he said.

Quella del mal di testa, mi è proprio piaciuta! :D

ARE THE EAGLES MOVING TO A 3-4 DEFENSIVE SCHEME?
(I asked Sean McDermott this very question back at the Senior Bowl in Janaury and he pretty much said that as long as he's the Eagles' DC, the Eagles will remain a 4-3 team).
Reid got Missanelli ralled up when started to answer that question this way, "Should we break the news here?" And then the punchline: "We're not going to a 3-4," he said.

Sulla difesa la risposta è strana, imho...

The Answer Palermitano · Post by **The Answer Palermitano** » 27/04/2010, 13:05

Brian_di_Nazareth wrote: Riporto un paio di domeande fatte a Reid:

DOES COLLEGE LEADERSHIP MATTER IN EVALUATION?
Supposedly, nine of the 13 players the Eagles drafted were captains on their college teams. Reid said it wasn't the primary reason for drafting a player, but that it did matter. "We don't want someone that's going to be a headache in the community," he said.

Quella del mal di testa, mi è proprio piaciuta! :D

ARE THE EAGLES MOVING TO A 3-4 DEFENSIVE SCHEME?
(I asked Sean McDermott this very question back at the Senior Bowl in Janaury and he pretty much said that as long as he's the Eagles' DC, the Eagles will remain a 4-3 team).
Reid got Missanelli ralled up when started to answer that question this way, "Should we break the news here?" And then the punchline: "We're not going to a 3-4," he said.

Sulla difesa la risposta è strana, imho...

perchè strana la risposta?? ha detto che non andiamoa lla 3-4...direi che si sapeva già...qualcuno di voi pensava che gli Eagles sarebbero passati alla 3-4??

NFL Rules! · Post by **NFL Rules!** » 27/04/2010, 13:34

Ho letto anche che "Macho" ritornerà a ricoprire il ruolo di CB, come al college. Ritorna alla sua posizione naturale.

Brian_di_Nazareth · Post by **Brian_di_Nazareth** » 27/04/2010, 13:35

The Answer Palermitano wrote:
perchè strana la risposta?? ha detto che non andiamoa lla 3-4...direi che si sapeva già...qualcuno di voi pensava che gli Eagles sarebbero passati alla 3-4??

Si, si, naturalmente...era solo il modo in cui risponde: fa tipo uno sketch (se la mia traduzione slang di ralled up e punchline è corretta) , e poi conclude dicendo che restano "fedeli alla linea". Notavo solo che sembrava un po' ambiguo...ma sicuramente ho frainteso!

klaus6000 · Post by **klaus6000** » 27/04/2010, 14:05

NFL Rules! wrote: Ho letto anche che "Macho" ritornerà a ricoprire il ruolo di CB, come al college. Ritorna alla sua posizione naturale.

Chissà che non sia la sorpresa positiva dell'anno.A me l'anno scorso non era dispiaciuto,soprattutto considerato il fatto che aveva dovuto cambiare ruolo dal college ai pro.
Nonostante abbia fatto degli errori in molte occasioni ha giocato discretamente e credo possa migliorare sia tecnicamente che fisicamente e anche dal punto di vista mentale.

mazararava · Post by **mazararava** » 28/04/2010, 10:46

Abbiamo aggiunto al roster MURPHY(G) rilasciato da Tampa

ClaudeGiroux · Post by **ClaudeGiroux** » 28/04/2010, 12:27

Anche tale Devin Ross CB Wildcats

Brian_di_Nazareth · Post by **Brian_di_Nazareth** » 28/04/2010, 12:39

ClaudeGiroux wrote: Anche tale Devin Ross CB Wildcats

quest'anno i CB se non sono alti non li vogliamo eh...

Ma a phila hanno abbassato le porte dello spogliatoio???? :D

klaus6000 · Post by **klaus6000** » 28/04/2010, 13:32

Brian_di_Nazareth wrote: quest'anno i CB se non sono alti non li vogliamo eh...

Ma a phila hanno abbassato le porte dello spogliatoio???? :D

Se non sbaglio è 5.11 cioè 1,80 m. che non è male per un CB.I più forti sono tutti intorno a quell'altezza perchè il CB deve essere prima di tutto rapido e deve reagire immediatamente
alle finte del ricevitore che sa in anticipo cosa fare al contrario di chi lo deve marcare.In media un giocatore più piccolo è più rapido di uno di stazza maggiore e quindi è piuttosto raro vedere CB molto sopra i 6 piedi.

ClaudeGiroux · Post by **ClaudeGiroux** » 28/04/2010, 13:34

Beh, Asante Samuel, Lito Sheppard e Sheldon Brown sono 5'10", Hobbs è 5'9"...direi che il nostro trend è quello...

Brian_di_Nazareth · Post by **Brian_di_Nazareth** » 28/04/2010, 13:45

klaus6000 wrote: Se non sbaglio è 5.11 cioè 1,80 m. che non è male per un CB.I più forti sono tutti intorno a quell'altezza perchè il CB deve essere prima di tutto rapido e deve reagire immediatamente
alle finte del ricevitore che sa in anticipo cosa fare al contrario di chi lo deve marcare.In media un giocatore più piccolo è più rapido di uno di stazza maggiore e quindi è piuttosto raro vedere CB molto sopra i 6 piedi.

Premesso che avevo letto male le misure di Ross (5'8, ma hai ragione lo danno a 5'11) il ragionamento non fa una grinza: anche se ad esempio, Asomugha, Woodson, Cromartie e Bailey sono tutti sopra i 6'0 (ho lasciato fuori apposta Revis Island

)

ClaudeGiroux wrote: Beh, Asante Samuel, Lito Sheppard e Sheldon Brown sono 5'10", Hobbs è 5'9"...direi che il nostro trend è quello...

Ecco forse il concetto che volevo sottolineare è espresso meglio così! :gazza: