A play I’d like to see the eagles try in the red zone is a shovel pass to aj. With his size, strength and physicality i think you could get 5-6 yards on it if not more. Hypothetically if you are at the 6-7 yard line it’s a. Good play to run where he might break a couple tackles and get you a td or to the one to run a rush push. 

 

 

13 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

No idea how the dog can sleep. Real Eagles fans are eating aspirin like they are Skittles waiting for the aneurysm to finally hit

I am dogsitting him for a few months while my biz partner's house gets ripped all the F up. He watches NON-Eagles football with me all day and barely reacts when I yell.  But put on the Eagles game and someone scores for or against and I yell and he is like "later freakshow" and gone.  

2 hours ago, Sack that QB said:

The Brian Johnson piling on needs to stop. Should he be defended after this game? No, but people are acting like he goes rogue and Nick Sirianni just picks his ass on the sidelines and does nothing. If the team is going conservative in the game, Nick Sirianni is going to be okaying that. I know people love Nick and Brian Johnson is the low hanging fruit because he's the newcomer, but this is not all Brian Johnson. The Eagles ran a lot of WR screens last year too, but with a different OC. The constant is the same head coach.

100x this. Siri has more control on this offense than people realize. BJ surely isn't that dude that makes the call to go for it on their own 30. Hurts checks to his own plays. Kelce told Hurts what to do on a play today even  Pretty clear BJ isn't the sole orchestrator of this offense 

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

Mann was good punting tonight, boomed a couple in bad weather. Siposs would've punted one backwards tonight.

I saw two craptastic punts from Mann.

19 minutes ago, jamiller said:

Yes, but Andy was really burnt out personally and it seemed a bit professionally then as well.  Hard to see then that he would rebound so amazingly.

It was obvious he needed a change of scenery. He made Juan Castillo DC and several other bad moves. 
 

sometimes change is needed for both sides

3 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

A play I’d like to see the eagles try in the red zone is a shovel pass to aj. With his size, strength and physicality i think you could get 5-6 yards on it if not more. Hypothetically if you are at the 6-7 yard line it’s a. Good play to run where he might break a couple tackles and get you a td or to the one to run a rush push. 

They were 3-3 in the red zone today 

Just now, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I saw two craptastic punts from Mann.

Yeah he had a few terrible ones ... could have been the weather.

I wish i saw this before the game. Amazing 

 

4 minutes ago, judunno said:

They were 3-3 in the red zone today 

Wasn’t a slight to the red zone offense today. I’d still like to see it. I think it would be an effective play like when reid calls it with Travis. 

2 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

That's two games this year the Chiefs have lost because their WRs made a costly drop at the end of a game.

Good. That is our whole effing lives before 2017 and even after it.

The catches our WRs made leading up to 52 and during it were bananas.  No way that happened to the Eagles.  Literally changed how I view the world.  I stopped believing in curses, jinxes, bad luck, bigfoot and filling inside straights.        

8 minutes ago, judunno said:

100x this. Siri has more control on this offense than people realize. BJ surely isn't that dude that makes the call to go for it on their own 30. Hurts checks to his own plays. Kelce told Hurts what to do on a play today even  Pretty clear BJ isn't the sole orchestrator of this offense 

Siri designed the offenses and designs the plays that they will call in situations during the week then makes key decisions during the game too.  People want to kill BJ for every play that doesn’t work. It’s nuts the team is 9-1 and has been put up numbers too

15 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

 

I'm still shocked they let the Chiefs into the playoffs last year with a losing record.

2 minutes ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I'm still shocked they let the Chiefs into the playoffs last year with a losing record.

I’m assuming it’s a regular season stat.  

 

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I’m assuming it’s a regular season stat.  

Of course he just likes to find the negative in everything tonight. You know venting frustration after a victory

Lol

 

48 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I’m assuming it’s a regular season stat.  

Of course. But it’s still sloppy journalism to phrase it the way it was.

3 hours ago, FranklinFldEBUpper said:

I'm ecstatic we won a Super Bowl six years ago. And I love that the team right now is very good. I like Sirianni and I liked Pederson. But good God almighty, firing Reid is still something that pisses me off. Maybe I'm silly but I actually like being one of the top teams in the league year after year after year after year.

In his heart of hearts, Lurie has to admit that he absolutely blew that. He had the modern day equivalent of Shula or Landry and gave up halfway through his coaching career. Moronic.

His time was just up in Philly.  Sometimes it happens, his personal life was a bit of mess and the whole thing just came to a natural end.  Wish it didn't, but AR has a looked a different man in KC; back to where he was in earlier days in Philly.

As for the win. Gritty.  Very gritty. The Chiefs did a nice job on D really shortening Hurts decision making process.  There was little chance for RPOs to brew and it took the coaches some time to adjust, and they did.  But now they've seen it from KC, they'll be better prepared.

KC can complain about the Zebras, but Smith took his Helmet off on the field, right in front of an official when Kelce fumbled, and nothing happened.  So shut it.

I did slightly drink in the look on the KC players faces when they lost. Not used to that.  That team ain't humble

As for someone not humble, Siri must have looked that will all the talking externally

20 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

KC can complain about the Zebras, but Smith took his Helmet off on the field, right in front of an official when Kelce fumbled, and nothing happened.  So shut it.

 

I did slightly drink in the look on the KC players faces when they lost. Not used to that.  That team ain't humble

As for someone not humble, Siri must have looked that will all the talking externally

KC got away with more than a few themselves Yesterday, their O Line holds worse than any in the league just like they did last year and they never get called, they got a couple of favourable spots, and if that was roughing the passer on Cox then we should be getting 3 or 4 calls every single game. 

sloppy to start the game. but S/O to our defense for getting red zone stops & keeping us close to hang around. then jalen along with Smitty, coming thru in the clutch & making the winning plays we needed. even with how ugly the game looked at times. probably one of my favorite wins on the season. great road win. 

16 minutes ago, Cochis_Calhoun said:

and if that was roughing the passer on Cox then we should be getting 3 or 4 calls every single game. 

Really puts into perspective just how much the NFL protects their golden boys, they call RTP on that weak ass crap but if it were Hurts the defender could leave the field, get in his car, drive it into the stadium and run over Hurts and they wouldn't call it RTP.

Great win but we should go back to calling the offense like Hurts has an injury, I wonder if Hurts feels like he's just done running so much, he saw too how effective he was from the pocket during his injury