With the First Pick in the 2008 NFL Draft, the Philadelphia Eagles Select...

[Munson]

Your doucheness know no bounds, kid.

I wonder how long it'll take you to figure out that a lot of the time I just enjoy pissing off ass clowns like you.

Please come at me with something better then "douche". At least IGY tries to get personal.

[General_Failure]

What's more personal than douching?

[Munson]

Good point.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

New rule:  Any WR, RB, or DB that cannot beat Munson in a footrace cannot play for the Eagles.

[Munson]

Probably a good idea. Especially considering how out of shape I am now.

[PhillyPhreak54]

YET ANOTHER WIDEOUT ON PHILLY'S RADAR
Posted by Mike Florio on April 10, 2008, 6:17 p.m.

Amid ongoing reports that the Philadelphia Eagles are taking a close look at some of the highest-rated receivers who will be available when the draft starts on April 26, we're told that the Eagles also are looking farther down the board at one of the most intriguing prospects in the entire field.

Specifically, the Eagles sent receivers coach David Culley to North Carolina for a private workout with Appalachian State receiver Dexter Jackson.

Jackson ran the 40-yard dash at the Scouting Combine in a blazing 4.27 seconds.  On the small side at five-nine and 178 pounds, Jackson is projected to be a third-round or a fourth-round pick.  He caught two touchdown passes in the Mountaineers' epic upset of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

EAGLES SNIFFING AROUND MORE WIDEOUTS
Posted by Mike Florio on April 10, 2008, 10:21 a.m.

A day after it was disclosed that the Philadelphia Eagles have hosted Cal receiver DeSean Jackson, there is a report that the Eagles also have brought in Michigan State receiver Devin Thomas and Indiana receiver James Hardy.

The Eagles haven't announced or confirmed the visits.  Most franchises are tight-lipped about the pre-draft get-togethers.  Some are willing to identify the players who have come to town.  Others bring in players in whom they have no interest, in the hopes of sending out false smoke signals to other teams.

With all that said, the Eagles surely are interested in upgrading the receiver position.  Otherwise, they wouldn't have tried to get Randy Moss, or Larry Fitzgerald.

[Munson]

YET ANOTHER WIDEOUT ON PHILLY'S RADAR
Posted by Mike Florio on April 10, 2008, 6:17 p.m.

Amid ongoing reports that the Philadelphia Eagles are taking a close look at some of the highest-rated receivers who will be available when the draft starts on April 26, we're told that the Eagles also are looking farther down the board at one of the most intriguing prospects in the entire field.

Specifically, the Eagles sent receivers coach David Culley to North Carolina for a private workout with Appalachian State receiver Dexter Jackson.

Jackson ran the 40-yard dash at the Scouting Combine in a blazing 4.27 seconds.  On the small side at five-nine and 178 pounds, Jackson is projected to be a third-round or a fourth-round pick.  He caught two touchdown passes in the Mountaineers' epic upset of Michigan at Ann Arbor.

Another guy on the smaller side, but has a bit more to him then DeSean weight wise. If they don't take DeSean in the first I wouldn't mind them grabbing this guy in the 3rd or 4th to return kicks.

[The BIGSTUD]

The Eagles have brought in or worked out almost every WR in this draft.

Des Jackson, Thomas, Hardy, Sweed, Kelly, Dex Jackson, Bennett

Either they want to find what WR they truly like best and not screw up again or that is one huge smoke screen. I don't see what they could possibly be smoking screening though. All but maybe one of those WRs is going to be available at 19, so what would be the point of trying to make teams think you are going to take one unless they intend to trade down(again)?

[Munson]

They got a lot of options this year with Lito and everything. They might trade down, take a safety, and stockpile a 2nd 1st rounder for next year if they can.

[QB Eagles]

Tough to get too excited about any WR selection by the same people who brought us Freddie Mitchell, Na Brown, and Billy McMullen. I will, however, reserve judgement until 2010 when the draft pick finally gets enough playing time to allow a proper evaluation.

[Don Ho]

I like the Hawaiian theme on your plan for vengeance.  Nicely done.

I knew you'd catch that.

I was actually excited about Milons a he was quite a return man at Alabama.  Did he ever do anything with the Steelers?

[QB Eagles]

I was actually excited about Milons a he was quite a return man at Alabama.  Did he ever do anything with the Steelers?

Nope.

[Don Ho]

Tough to get too excited about any WR selection by the same people who brought us Freddie Mitchell, Na Brown, and Billy McMullen. I will, however, reserve judgement until 2010 when the draft pick finally gets enough playing time to allow a proper evaluation.

2010 is being generous.  Actually he'll be cut or traded by then.

[The BIGSTUD]

Andy's offense being overly hard is an overrated notion. Players can't get on the field because they can't play. It isn't like you see bums like McMullen, Milons, Mitchell, etc go on other teams and make impacts. All of our busted WRs have done nothing on the Eagles or any other team.

Get a receiver who can play and they'll find their way onto the field right away. Get a receiver that can't play, and the Eagles can sit back and make excuses like they can't learn the offense to cover up the fact that they blew another draft pick.

[General_Failure]

It is entirely possible that these players are dumb as well as talentless. The two are not mutually exclusive.