Best Offensive Skill Talent Since When?

We don't know what this group is, until they all get out on the field together.

It’s a good squad probably the best since the cousins years.

At the end of the day nothing matters if Wentz sucks. I think he will be fine but you get the point.

Also we really underrate AG on this forum. He’s a stud


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It’s a good squad probably the best since the cousins years.

At the end of the day nothing matters if Wentz sucks. I think he will be fine but you get the point.

Also we really underrate AG on this forum. He’s a stud

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I like Gibson but he fumbles too much for stud status imo.

Yeah Gibson’s fumbling has him closer to losing a starting role than he is to stud status.

To call him a stud you’d have to be assuming he has that fixed and I don’t know how we can assume that.

Yeah Gibson’s fumbling has him closer to losing a starting role than he is to stud status.

To call him a stud you’d have to be assuming he has that fixed and I don’t know how we can assume that.

He better fix it real quick. Robinson is good enough to be a starter. I think Gibson offers more versatility, but I'd recommend not fumbling for at least the 1st 4 games if he would like to remain the primary back.

Dotson is a rookie and hasn't caught one NFL pass. Brown pretty much the same. Samuel is king of the cold tub. Sims is pretty much Marko Mitchell. McLaurin is the only guy who you can count on right now at wr.

TE is murky at best.

RB looks pretty good.

Best since the Cousins years if everything goes to plan. Big if. If you look around the division we are still behind the Eagles and Dallas when it comes to skill guys.

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Dotson is a rookie and hasn't caught one NFL pass. Brown pretty much the same. Samuel is king of the cold tub. Sims is pretty much Marko Mitchell. McLaurin is the only guy who you can count on right now at wr.

TE is murky at best.

RB looks pretty good.

Best since the Cousins years if everything goes to plan. Big if. If you look around the division we are still behind the Eagles and Dallas when it comes to skill guys.

Having a real QB will help with the evaluation of receiver, but I’m a big fan of the attention to paid to position.

TE is murky if Logan Thomas can’t rebound from injury. But again I like the injection of youth there.

I’m optimistic with what I see and the recent results of guys like Terry, Thomas, AG and JD.

A lot of potential on paper, but games aren't played on paper. They're played in TV sets.

I think at RB we are or were are more than good. There was no need for the Robinson pick in the 3rd round. For what you're going to ask him to do you can find that guy in the 6th or 7th round, or UFA. AG is still your lead back w. the most potential. The fumbling issue can be fixed. I'm giving AG the ball 18-20 times, 15 carries and 3-5 passes a game. I'm giving McKissick 5-7 carries and another 5-6 passes. If you do that you are going to get serious production if the line holds. Where does Robinson fit in? Goaline? Short yardage? If so then again, you don't draft that guy to do that in the 3rd. Go get a Peyton Barber type out on the street.

I know people were down on AG but he still got 1,300 yards combined and 10 td's on a team w/ no QB and a so so line.