Cornelius Ingram, Philadelphia Eagle

[General_Failure]

clique

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

The French spelling is for teh gays!

[General_Failure]

le gays

[Rome]

Actually, it would be Les Gays, but sure.

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

I am glad the Eagles drafted this young man.


And you're all gay.

[Sgt PSN]

I am glad the Eagles drafted this young man.

because you want to motorboat his chesticles. 

[PoopyfaceMcGee]

goes without saying

[Beermonkey]

Here's another shirtless pic for you fruits. This one doesn't have the chest divot caused by shadows that will of course be a topic on WIP at some time this week.

[ice grillin you]

i wanna be part of cornelius' dick.........errrr......click

[SD_Eagle5]

well I'm hard

[mussa]

love the pick hope he can block and and catch 60 mph ankle burners

[ice grillin you]

he cant block a lick and wont be asked to either

like i said earlier hes more wr than te and i bet youll see him standing up quite a bit if he ever plays

[PhillyPhreak54]

I dig it.

[PhillyPhreak54]

http://myespn.go.com/blogs/nfceast/0-9-168/NFC-East-draft-analysis.html

Matt Mosely on Ingram:

File it away

I'll give you a couple to file away. I think the Eagles got tremendous value with Florida tight end Cornelius Ingram. Yes, I know he missed the entire 2008 season, but he's the type of threat that gives Donovan McNabb another option in the red zone. Ingram was No. 59 on draft guru Rick "Goose" Gosselin's top 100, which is passed around in personnel offices across the league.

He played basketball at Florida and we've seen some former ballers turn into pretty solid tight ends. Antonio Gates and Tony Gonzalez come to mind. I'm not saying this guy is going to the Pro Bowl in his first season. But in the fifth round, I think the Eagles did really well with Ingram.

[Feva]

he cant block a lick and wont be asked to either

like i said earlier hes more wr than te and i bet youll see him standing up quite a bit if he ever plays

That's kinda the point I was making in another thread.

Wanting a "blocking TE" is all well and good... but Andy is still picking the players here and he cares more about his weight watchers program than he does about a TE being able to hold the edge on a run.  A TE in this offense has to be able to run a helluva seam route and cause some matchup problems for the passing game.  If he can do that, and that alone... he'll not only stick on the team, but he'll get a good amount of PT.

That's what it looks like they got in Ingram... and that pic just told me I need to step my game up a little bit in the gym.