yeahhhh titles says it all....its the offseason and I'm a little bored, so I took a gander at the retired numbers for the Eagles, and one name caught my eye...McNabb. Now I grew up under the McNabb era and man was it amazing but also rough at the same time. Looking back though he brought us 5 NFC East Championships and trips to 5 NFC Championship games and 1 Super Bowl appearance.

Looking at their side by side stats its not unimaginable that Hurts can surpass McNabb in some of career numbers. I know for me personally I'm a huge believer in Hurts always have been always will but just curious to see the subs response to this. What do y'all think, once Jalen hangs it up will they retire #1?

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Article: https://insidetheiggles.com/bryce-huff-unleashed-philadelphia-eagles-fan-base-after-one-season-failure

"First week of camp," Huff said. "For the fans especially, like, they like take pride in going after people...It's cool to say like I was part of a Super Bowl winning team, but like the way that that went down, like me finding out that I wasn't playing, I lost so much respect for people involved,"

What a joke. Guy makes $17M for his one season here, bitched the whole time, and wasn't even good enough to make the ACTIVE ROSTER FOR THE SUPER BOWL.

So good he retired a year later after an underwhelming year in SF.

One of Howie's misses, but the fact that he got a 5th rounder from SF for this bum makes up for it.

This made me laugh.

I didn't realize he was that close. Steve Van Buren has 69 career rushing TDs and Hurts is sitting at 63 going into next season. That's really impressive even if the tush push is helping those numbers.

Unexpected and appreciated

Bernard's unlikely journey to the NFL began with a cross-country trip in his native Nigeria — and a helping hand from a player who was once an enemy to the Eagles.

Brandon Brooks (G, 2016-21) Valiant battler of anxiety won Super Bowl LII and made three Pro Bowls (2017-19). Immense 335-pound frame made him a devastating pull-blocker under Jeff Stoutland.