6 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Then maybe he should take his own advice and stay off social media, especially in season. Philly is always going to be like this. Every player is under a microscope with the media and fan base alike. If you go looking for it, it just makes it worse. 

Totally out of left field, but every GD time I see your avatar I picture whatever you wrote is him speaking it.

27 minutes ago, austinfan said:

Actually, that isn't true about Hurts, he's become an excellent pocket passer, and is among the leaders in completeiy contested passes, his actual completion exceeds his expected completion rate by a sizable margin. The problem is the personnel and scheming, they simply don't scheme receivers open, don't make RBs a major part of the passing game, and lack a competent receiving TE2 or WR3 and WR4. So where Purdy's numbers are inflated by Shanahan and YAC, Hurts is a "victim of circumstances."

Problem with the pass rush is partially the back seven, partially overuse,  they're finally playing Ojomo but Cox, Sweat and Reddick have been run into the ground.

I would agree with most of this, except for the fact Jalen hurts has been part of the problem  because his turnovers have been in issue. They lost the Jets game because of his turnovers. They lost the Seattle game because of his two decisions. Now you wanna say playcalling at the end, then OK i agree. Dumb play calling. But he saw double coverage and threw it anyway. the other one to quez was a poor throw to begin with and a poor decision.

also you don’t fumble nine out of 10 games and absolve him as not an issue. Carson Wentz had that same issue and everybody said he was part of the problem. I do think everything you said are also problems because I’ve brought  up some of those things since the off-season and throughout the season more issues showed up. But the fact the Jalen hurts is on pace to have over 20 turnovers makes him part of the problem. They aren’t all on him like the goedert slipping int and Hail Mary int, but if he doesn’t have turnovers they likely beat Seattle and the Jets and some of these other games arent close or nail biting in the end. Jalen hurts should not be absolved from any blame because we have bigger issues elsewhere. He is part of the team and part of the problem has been his turnovers.

22 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

Hugh is on the radio now saying he can just tell by hearing AJ talk that there's "still animosity" in the locker room that he's just not going to talk about. Have no idea what that means but an interesting take from an ex-player.

Hugh sounds like a fool and reaching right now. Maybe he's got PTSD from his TO days 

23 minutes ago, mayanh8 said:

Hugh is on the radio now saying he can just tell by hearing AJ talk that there's "still animosity" in the locker room that he's just not going to talk about. Have no idea what that means but an interesting take from an ex-player.

GTFO, Hugh, with the sound of his voice crap.  Total horseshit

I knew AJ would do right never a doubt 

 

AJ Brown at #10 is laughable though 

9 minutes ago, Swoop said:

Totally out of left field, but every GD time I see your avatar I picture whatever you wrote is him speaking it.

1 hour ago, bpac55 said:

If you're the Bears, has Justin Fields changed your mind at all in the 2nd half of the season?

Not really

38 minutes ago, austinfan said:

Actually, that isn't true about Hurts, he's become an excellent pocket passer, and is among the leaders in completeiy contested passes, his actual completion exceeds his expected completion rate by a sizable margin. The problem is the personnel and scheming, they simply don't scheme receivers open, don't make RBs a major part of the passing game, and lack a competent receiving TE2 or WR3 and WR4. So where Purdy's numbers are inflated by Shanahan and YAC, Hurts is a "victim of circumstances."

Pure fiction. Third type of lie and victimhood

AJ Brown media frenzy was the turning point.

We're gonna beat the **** out of the Giants

54 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

The only "something” in this burger is certain people in the media trying to turn a nothing burger into a Big Mac. 

See I think there is an issue I really do.

7 minutes ago, Swoop said:

AJ Brown media frenzy was the turning point.

We're gonna beat the **** out of the Giants

That's all we needed!  Trea Turner needed a standing ovation, Eagles just needed a media circus.

 

 

25 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

AJ Brown at #10 is laughable though 

AJ is laughable, as is the fact that Britain Covey didn't even make the top 10...along with guys like Swift or Mailata.

14 minutes ago, Swoop said:

AJ Brown media frenzy was the turning point.

We're gonna beat the **** out of the Giants

We’re gonna effing gut them??

2 minutes ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

See I think there is an issue I really do.

My guess would be situational play calling and execution mistakes.

People forget that the Eagles offense took off when Steichen took over play calling.  Nick was running a rather unimaginative offense that was too reliant on the passing game.  I'm not convinced Brian Johnson has the knack for situational play calling, either.  

Kind of relates to what I posted this morning about tackles and how little it seems the Eagles have and who's actually making them.

 

Is Jake the most underrated kicker in football? He's certainly one of the best and it seems like no one outside of Philadelphia knows who he is.

I'm sorry but as bad as this team is- I am expecting them to lose the last 2 games. Lose against the Giants and lose against TB in Tampa. 

Honestly would be best if they did.  We need to get rid of whomever is in charge of the defensive philosphy and offensive philosphy. 

Playing a bend and break defense, thats lines up 10 yards off the LOS on 3rd and short? 

And not running the damn football when you have an Oline built for running the ball???? 

 

Those 2 things alone.... 

Didinger said that was probably the worst regular season loss given the circumstances and opponent he’s seen in 50 years. I thought I was being a prisoner of the moment at the time, but I couldn’t think of a worse regular season loss than that either. 

2 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Didinger said that was probably the worst regular season loss given the circumstances and opponent he’s seen in 50 years. I thought I was being a prisoner of the moment at the time, but I couldn’t think of a worse regular season loss than that either. 

Joe Webb game. Blew a chance at a bye.

This could get interesting.

 

1 hour ago, jamiller said:

GTFO, Hugh, with the sound of his voice crap.  Total horseshit

People can listen for themselves. He sounds fine and stood up for Nick. 
 

 

1 hour ago, LeanMeanGM said:

AJ Brown at #10 is laughable though 

How the hell is Jake not even on the list?