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eaglefreak123 
Joined: 28 Dec 2007 Posts: 81
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Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 6:35 pm Post subject: Mock Offseason-Rebuilding the Right Way |
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Cut/Not Resigned:
DRC
Nnamdi Asomugha
King Dunlap
Akeem Jordan
Darryl Tapp
Trent Edwards
Phillip Hunt
Stanley Havili
Clay Harbor
David Sims
Resignings:
S Colt Anderson 2 years 1.6 mil
LS Jon Dorenbos 2 years 1.6 mil
Total Cap Space Available: $46.2 million
Free Agency Signings:
1. G Andy Levitre, 27 5 yrs/$38 million (7.6 mil cap hit)
Levitre brings an elite skill set in pass protection and allows Vick to rest easy in the pocket with a healthy/improved line.
2. CB Keenan Lewis, 27 4 yrs/$22 million (5.5 mil cap hit)
Lewis is an underrated, reliable talent that Pittsburgh won't be able to resign due to their own cap issues. Immediately upgrades the outside in our secondary makeover.
3. S Dashon Goldson, 28 5 yrs/$40 million (8 mil cap hit)
The biggest splash in Free Agency for the Eagles at the position with the biggest need in my eyes. Goldson brings a tough mentality that we desperately need in this new regime.
4. TE Delaney Walker, 29 3 yrs/$9.3 million (3.1 mil cap hit)
Walker is a tremendous blocker that will be necessary in Chip's run first offense. He can also help stretch the field in a way that Celek can't.
5. DT/DE Arthur Jones, 27 3 yrs/$10.5 million (3.5 mil cap hit)
Jones played a pivotal role in the Ravens' Super Bowl run this past season and will come in and stop the run at the 5 tech in our new 3-4/4-3 under package.
6. DT/DE Glenn Dorsey, 28 2 yrs/$5.6 million (2.8 mil cap hit)
Dorsey has been a huge bust for the Chiefs after being a top 5 pick a few years back. However, we take a risk on his upside and this gives up the depth to rotate him out with Jones at the 5 tech during the year.
Total Cap Space Available After Free Agency Signings: $15.7 million
After being burned by a free agency where we brought in a lot of stars and big names, we again go on a spending spree with the large amount of cap space that cap expert, Howie Roseman, was able to obtain after cutting ties with the Dream Team. The only difference this time is that we are bringing in underrated or under the radar players that helped contribute to their teams and fit the scheme that we are trying to run instead of throwing together a group of names and assuming that they will succeed.
Trades:
1. Nick Foles, 2013 4th rnd pick to the Buffalo Bills for their 2nd, #41.
The time is now to trade Foles as there are teams with a serious need at QB and a 2014 draft dripping with QB talent. Foles became disposable once Chip came in to Philly. As much as he says that Foles will have a chance to succeed in his offense, we all know that Foles isn't the QB of the future. We take a risk with Vick this year in Chip's offense with the plan to take one of the stud 2014 QBs to build around for the future. This gives us value for Foles now with the flexibility to turn a young asset that doesn't fit our system into a young asset that will fit our system.
Draft:
Round 1 (4): Dion Jordan, OLB, Oregon
Jordan steps right in and starts at SAM in our 4-3 under personnel due to his ability to rush the passer and drop into coverage. He's Chip's guy and will turn out to be our FO's guy once all is said and done.
Round 2 (35): Jonathan Banks, CB, Mississippi State
Banks is a tall, physical corner that will start on the opposite side of Lewis, giving us a solid duo to build the defense around.
Round 2 (41) *From Buffalo*: Jesse Williams, NT, Alabama
Williams is a physical freak that has only been playing organized football since his high school days. He will be an anchor at the NT for years to come as he already has the big body and NFL coaching will benefit him tremendously.
Round 3 (67): Phillip Thomas, S, Fresno State
Thomas is the complement to Goldson on the back end that will help solidify our secondary for years to come. Allen isn't as bad as people think, but an upgrade is necessary, nonetheless.
Round 4 (9 : *Traded to Buffalo*
Round 5 (129): Cornelius Washington, ILB, Georgia
Washington is a freak athlete who clocked a 4.55 40 and repped 225 36 times at the combine all at 6'4 260 pounds. We take a gamble on him as we hope that his physical tools correspond to the ILB position in a 3-4/4-3 under defense. He will learn under Demeco for the time being.
Round 6 *From The Broncos*: Matt Scott, QB, Arizona
QB is an important position for any team, but especially for the Eagles as Michael Vick is made of glass. Scott steps in as the backup and gives us depth for years to come. His skillset fits well with what Kelly wants to do as he ran for 632 yards and 6 TDs last year under Rich Rodriguez at Arizona.
Round 7: James Ferentz, C, Iowa
Ferentz is the son of Hawkeyes coach Kirk Ferentz, giving him an advantage by growing up in a football household. Ferentz is undersized, but mobile, something that Chip Kelly offensive lineman need to be.
Final Depth Chart:
QB: Mike Vick/Matt Scott/Dennis Dixon
RB: LeSean McCoy/Bryce Brown/Dion Lewis/Chris Polk
FB: (None)
TE: Brent Celek/Delaney Walker
WR1: Desean Jackson/Damaris Johnson
WR2: Jeremy Maclin/Riley Cooper
WR3: Jason Avant
LT: Jason Peters/Matt Reynolds
LG: Evan Mathis/Nate Menkin
C: Jason Kelce/James Ferentz
RG: Andy Levitre/Danny Watkins
RT: Todd Herremans/Dennis Kelly
DE (5 Tech): Arthur Jones/Glenn Dorsey
NT: Jesse Williams/Antonio Dixon
DE (3 Tech): Fletcher Cox/Cedric Thornton
SAM: Dion Jordan/Jamar Chaney/ Chris McCoy
ILB: DeMeco Ryans/Cornelius Washington
WLB: Mychal Kendricks/Casey Matthews
Predator/LEO: Trent Cole/Brandon Graham/Vinny Curry
CB: Jonathan Banks/Curtis Marsh
CB: Keenan Lewis/Brandon Hughes
Slot CB: Brandon Boykin
FS: Phillip Thomas/Nate Allen
SS: Dashon Goldson/Kurt Coleman/Colt Anderson
K: Alex Henery
P: Mat McBriar
LS: Jon Dorenbos _________________
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Jeezla 
Joined: 03 Mar 2008 Posts: 5096 Location: 805 Cali
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Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 6:45 pm Post subject: |
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I don't like any of this draft
A little too spendy in FA
I can't see all those guys wanting to come to a 4-12 team _________________
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RainbowCarebear 
Joined: 31 Aug 2011 Posts: 22691 Location: Avenging his brother by slaying three of Prince Rhaegar's bannermen and later Rodrik Greyjoy
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Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 7:30 pm Post subject: |
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Levitre's contract is bad.
I like Keenan Lewis and Jones, rest of FA I'm not a fan of.
We won't trade Foles.
Draft is okay I suppose. _________________
"Of gold and silver and gemstones, it had none; bronze and iron were the metals of winter"
"He is part of you, Robb. To fear him is to fear you."
"These are northmen, Uncle. The north remembers." |
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EagleBlueDon
Joined: 19 Feb 2010 Posts: 511
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Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 9:21 pm Post subject: |
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I like it, don't love it, but like it..But I do love getting Keenan Lewis (my most treasured FA this year along with Moore), Jones, and Walker in FA and Williams, Dion, and Banks in the draft. Not nuts about Levitre being that he is a guard and we need a RT for Todd to dominate at RG..don't know much about Phillip Thomas admittedly..might want a different option to start at FS like Nate Allen and Thomas could back him up for now. Very, very solid job though IMO..covered all positions of need with solid/good-great additions IMO. _________________ Respect is not given, it is earned. --Brian Dawkins |
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McNabbMcFadden 
Joined: 25 Feb 2007 Posts: 29198 Location: State College, PA
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Dr. Philly
Joined: 02 Nov 2009 Posts: 22803
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Posted: Thu Mar 07, 2013 6:45 am Post subject: |
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| RainbowCarebear wrote: | Levitre's contract is bad.
I like Keenan Lewis and Jones, rest of FA I'm not a fan of.
We won't trade Foles.
Draft is okay I suppose. |
My sentiments as well _________________
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