Anonymous mr.orangutan 5w

For example if Will Howard develops into the Steelers long term starter and is just a bigger Jalen Hurts with a stronger arm I’m still enjoying my QB (as long as he’s fun to watch and contributes to winning games) but I’m not overrating him. In fact if someone were to call Howard a system QB I’d just turn the argument around on them and tell them a system QB lead team beat your team.

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Anonymous #3 5w

In separate arguments they’re talking about how good the majority of their roster is and how a lot are in the top 1-10 range for their position, but in other arguments when they’re trying to talk highly about Hurts they try to downplay how great the rest of the surrounding roster is to make Hurts look better than he is.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 5w

This whole hurts top 5 thing is so fucking brain dead. “Top 5” is an opinion, meaning literally nobody is right. He’s a fucking Super Bowl champion dont nobody care about the rest of that shit non ironically 😭😭😭😭

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Anonymous #3 5w

This is such a stupid comment lmao. If everything is an opinion and not worth debating, then why talk about sports at all? Whats the point of any of this if we can’t debate opinions? Also, not all opinions are valid. I can say “Lamar Jackson isn’t a starting caliber QB” and that may be my opinion, but my opinion is wrong.

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Anonymous #3 5w

It’s not an opinion such as which food you think tastes better and which food I think tastes better. It’s a fact based opinion you can have as there’s context, stats, film, and an understanding of football that lets one know how good a player truly is. Also a TEAM accolade doesn’t make a PLAYER good/great.

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Anonymous #4 5w

Probably because they never shut the fuck up

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Anonymous OP 5w

And you never shut up about talking about us talking. You see where I’m coming from 😆

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Anonymous #4 5w

So funny thing, when a person says/types something and someone replies to that, that’s called a conversation.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 5w

So funny thing, I was talking about a lot of posts on Yikyak about what eagles fans say or do, not the definition of what a conversation is

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Anonymous #4 5w

Funny thing, Eagles fans start a lot of conversations by saying/doing asinine things.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 5w

I don’t deny that they do asinine things (by the way many fanbases do) but people never stop talking about everything an eagles fan does down to a Twitter comment

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Anonymous #4 5w

Not to the extent that the Eagles fans do, outside from all the awful things they’ve irl, online they’ve been pushing stupid narratives for years. When a fanbase is that stupid and annoying and constantly bringing attention to themselves then people are going to keep talking about them. Lions fans were annoying a couple years ago and once they stopped people stopped talking about them. Same thing with Bengals fans before that and so on. If Eagles fans want to have people shut up about them then

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Anonymous #4 5w

They themselves should stfu, be civil, and learn ball.

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Anonymous mr.orangutan 5w

Eagles fans definitely know ball but everyone chooses to focus on a select few to push their narrative that all eagles fans are nasty

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Anonymous #4 5w

I’ve met very few Eagles fans that know what they’re talking about and have met a lot more that are casuals. I’d rather talk ball with Steelers fans than Eagles fans and that’s saying something bc most Steelers fans are drunk idiots. (I’m a Steelers fan and I don’t like most of our fanbase when it comes to ball knowledge)

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Anonymous #4 5w

Lmao people always talk shit on eagles fans. That was basically Jason kelces entire SB speech. But they won the bowl this year. Of course people are going to talk shit on them constantly. Shits a given even when they don’t win it all lmao

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