VaBeach_Eagle

I think it has more to do with losing Frank and DeFilippo basically during the flight home from Minnesota. Losing 2 thirds of the offensive brain trust (half of it, if you include Duce as part of that), was just too much to lose so soon after winning it all. Keep Frank there with Doug and maybe things are very different right now. DeFilippo being the only one to go probably wouldn't have hurt as much as losing both him and Frank. By most accounts, Frank was the voice in Doug's ear, keeping him on course. Without him, the ship was rudderless.

Young in age or young in coaching?

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Someone send an email to Lombardi and ask him to declare this the worst ever coaching hire in the history of history.

I'd rather this piss the Colts ownership so much that they fire Frank. Then we can hire him.

Herm?

Any chance we could get Dick Vermeil out of retirement? Just for old times sake...

I completely agree. I liked Marion back then, but I was 13 when he took over as HC so what did I know? lol Seriously though, I liked him as our DC back then, so I had high hopes for him when Dick stepped down, which pretty much devastated the 13 year old me because to me, Dick was the greatest coach that ever lived! Man, 1982 feels like it was just a couple of years ago... God I'm old! lol But yeah, knee jerk is exactly how it seems to me. Like I said, I'm a big Wentz supporter but even if Doug not wanting him and instead wanting Hurts was the reason for the firing, I don't like it. I don't want the owner making football decisions, I want that to come from the coach. Even if I don't like his decisions. Especially when that coach led us to my Avatar (the 13 year old me REALLY thought that Dick would get us one eventually, and the 51 year old me still thinks that he would have).

Everyone should troll him with pictures of the Eagles Super Bowl rings and ask him how salty those tears are lol.

Is Arians wearing a childs mask?

Lurie's owned the team for 26 seasons and has had 5 head coaches (6 if you were to count Shurmur after Chip). I don't count Shurmur, so that's 5 in 26 years. In that same span: Redskins: 10 Cowboys: 7 Giants: 7 So it could be worse, but I don't like changing coaches on average every 5 years. Of course, Andy lasted 13 years, but even with that we still average a new coach every 5.2 years.

I don't want either of these teams to win.

Get him a Snickers...

Just turned the game on, forgot that there was even one today. I saw Mahomes running off the field, what happened to him?

I kind of think that this will be the story of Jackson's career. He'll be exciting, ala Vick, Newton and other running QBs, but when it comes down to playing in the playoffs, this is about as good as it'll get for him and his teams.