29 minutes ago, Moderator12 said:

BANNED!

I heard @olsilverhair is willing to wine and dine a mod to post back in TATE. He's even willing to put out after dinner

51 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Limitations is such a troll take

Calling people trolls when they're right and you are wrong is always a troll take.

46 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

We literally set the franchise record in pts last season.  

Great. Good season then. 

31 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Stats like this are why I don't buy this idea that the team is "completely driven by analytics." When the analytics show they should be changing and they're not, what analytics are driving every decision?

I've said in the past, but it looked like they tailored their offense to hit the statistics needed to be highly ranked. Offense was 5th EPA/Play, 6th in success %, 6th EPA/Pass, and 6th EPA/Rush. It just didn't produce results on the field in the end.

9 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Great. Good season then. 

So did we run a real NFL offense then, or nah?

59 minutes ago, Outlaw said:

New Head Coach?

19 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Calling people trolls when they're right and you are wrong is always a troll take.

Wrong

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Other players on the team could have scored some of those 40 TDs. Not that impressed he followed Kelce and Dickerson in to the end zone from the 1 yard line so often. Im more concerned about his QB skills and how the coaches will figure out how to make him function in an NFL style offense.

He also got us down to those 1 yard lines, it would be stupid to deviate from the almost automatic td by trying others plays from the 1.

Feels important to what was talked about earlier today 

 

1 minute ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Feels important to what was talked about earlier today 

 

Can't see it happening for at least a year or two.  The DC firing was a given; the OC firing could be looked at as a minor surprise, even though it's the correct move.  I think the Eagles want to see how Hurts performs in a slightly modified offensive scheme with a different voice in his ear. 

There were too many wasted plays this season where Hurts escaped to the right just to lob the ball out of bounds.  Those are dead plays that need to be eliminated.  That's the opposing defense dictating to the offense.  The Eagles need to utilize Hurts' mobility to create no-win decisions for the defense.  They know Hurts has a propensity to bail from the pocket -- give him options on those plays.

I'd still be very interested to see Carmichael here and integrate the RBs heavily into the passing game.  With how AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith can stretch the secondary spacing, it would be very interesting to have a Westbrook/Sproles type of receiving RB to complement those two.  

 

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

Feels important to what was talked about earlier today 

 

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

Feels important to what was talked about earlier today 

 

44 million is nothing for a team that needs a QB to get them to the next level and Hurts will likely get them that.  
 

It’s a matter of whether the Eagles and Hurts are ready to part ways.  (Doubtful).  Hurts has a no trade clause so the decision is ultimately his.  And if he leaves, say goodbye to AJ Brown as well.  

 

39 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Great. Good season then. 

I guess that's how we measure qbs now? Most points scored in a season 

2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

 

4 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

 

I was going to bring this up yesterday. I wouldn't mind him as OC

2 minutes ago, Godfather said:

I was going to bring this up yesterday. I wouldn't mind him as OC

He runs the ball, and knew how to use Mariota well in 2022

4 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

Can't see it happening for at least a year or two.  The DC firing was a given; the OC firing could be looked at as a minor surprise, even though it's the correct move.  I think the Eagles want to see how Hurts performs in a slightly modified offensive scheme with a different voice in his ear. 

There were too many wasted plays this season where Hurts escaped to the right just to lob the ball out of bounds.  Those are dead plays that need to be eliminated.  That's the opposing defense dictating to the offense.  The Eagles need to utilize Hurts' mobility to create no-win decisions for the defense.  They know Hurts has a propensity to bail from the pocket -- give him options on those plays.

I'd still be very interested to see Carmichael here and integrate the RBs heavily into the passing game.  With how AJ Brown and DeVonta Smith can stretch the secondary spacing, it would be very interesting to have a Westbrook/Sproles type of receiving RB to complement those two.  

I don’t see him being traded until earliest would be next off-season and that’s really a stretch imo. And it would have to be because things went really poorly this year and he wants out. And the Eagles are willing to say you know what it’s best for both of us to go in another direction. I have 100% certainty It isn’t happening this off-season.

however, I do think 2024 is going to tell you a lot about him and what the Eagles are planning on doing going forward. Because if he is more like 2023 and 2021, I tend to think the Eagles are going to start thinking about making that move. Because if he’s not 2022 version and we start over with a new HC in 2025 I think there’s a chance by the end of 2025 that the Eagles go in a different direction. What percentage i think kind of depends on what hurts looks like in 2024 

Just now, Aerolithe_Lion said:

He runs the ball, and knew how to use Mariota well in 2022

I'm not sure why his name isn't being brought up. Better option than Cooter and Reich

Don't get me wrong, Hurts regressed this year and he's only had the one really good season, but it seems to me like we don't really know what we have or not with him. The he's the problem crowd and the he's absolutely not the problem crowds are both out there to me. He needs to improve, but it was obvious the scheme this year was not a fit and we had major issues with play design and such. We don't know how he can improve based on a scheme he likes/fits better and or better coaching.

 

It seems like the Wentz PTSD is running rampant.

4 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

44 million is nothing for a team that needs a QB to get them to the next level and Hurts will likely get them that.  
 

It’s a matter of whether the Eagles and Hurts are ready to part ways.  (Doubtful).  Hurts has a no trade clause so the decision is ultimately his.  And if he leaves, say goodbye to AJ Brown as well.  

 

I don’t see hurts being dealt this offseason. Frankly unless he’s just really bad in 2024 it’s unlikely for 2025. But i do think if in 2024 he’s closer to 2023 and 2021 rather than 2022 version then the eagles might begin to start thinking about their next move.

If hurts is traded then we likely are going into a rebuild anyway. Cause you’d have McKee at Qb and the eagles would likely want as many picks as possible to be able to trade up in the draft for a QB or if one becomes available to trade for. So it wouldn’t surprise me they’d deal brown and hurts to maximize their draft capital. 

38 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

So did we run a real NFL offense then, or nah?

I was obviously being sarcastic.  The season ended sa disaster. 

29 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Wrong

Trolling

Trade Hurts to land a Jj Mcarthy in the 20’s? 🤣🤣🤣

Howie will move on from Nick well before Hurts, this is ludacris