Steve Jobs was the king of markup gauging customers at record levels.

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Right...and Tampa fans crying about the one hold on Q that wasn't called...didn't even look like the WR turned to look anyway. The refs kept the game from being a shutout in the first half.

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Live in your fantasy world all you want. Siri hasn’t been acting like CEO. That would be a title more fitting for Rosie…in truth Lurie.

Dude...you gotta get over 2021 or the fact that Siri put the rude Giants fan... that interrupted his family meal.. in his place. Some issues there about the greatest coach in franchise history that you need to let go.

4 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Bill Gates tried driving his monopoly so ruthlessly.

The orange properties are the best in monopoly.

15 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Dude...you gotta get over 2021 or the fact that Siri put the rude Giants fan... that interrupted his family meal.. in his place. Some issues there about the greatest coach in franchise history that you need to let go.

He is what he is…has his strengths..

1 hour ago, mattwill said:

I don’t give credence to "stories” when there is clear audio evidence of Siri and Moore communicating. What makes you believe Sirianni is shoving the play down the OCs throat rather than giving his input when asked for it?

You really don’t understand collaboration.

"Just call it” from Siri shuts down all debate or questioning. A clear statement of call my play…right freakin’ now.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

"Just call it” from Siri shuts down all debate or questioning. A clear statement of call my play…right freakin’ now.

Which was Hurts play prepping for the SB he highlighted to be called.

The Eagles aren’t exactly known for punting and attempting field goals, but their kicking game was nearly flawless over the first month of the season. Jake Elliott has his groove back from 50-plus yards, nailing three from that distance with a long of 58; he’s 4-for-4 on his kicks and 12-for-12 on extra points to start the season.

Philly’s punting game has also been pivotal, with sixth-year pro Braden Mann serving as a secret weapon in terms of flipping field position. He’s averaging 4.75 punts per game — way up from his 3.17 from 2024 — but has come through with a career-high 52.9 average and a long of 70; he’s only booted one touchback and has landed five punts inside the opponent’s 20.

Thanks to Ryan O’Leary

Michael Clay job performance was very questionable to begin here. Really turned things around to be doing a fantastic job right now. Shout out!

We are the first team to go 4-0

Despite being outgained by all opponents

Historically bad 4-0 start

We are the best blitzing D in the NFL…intel for those don’t believe Fangio has that versatility to change up to what works.

9 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Really good episode chock full of everything. Recommended

NaKobe back at practice. He really has been incredibly dedicated to rehab

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

The Eagles aren’t exactly known for punting and attempting field goals, but their kicking game was nearly flawless over the first month of the season. Jake Elliott has his groove back from 50-plus yards, nailing three from that distance with a long of 58; he’s 4-for-4 on his kicks and 12-for-12 on extra points to start the season.

Philly’s punting game has also been pivotal, with sixth-year pro Braden Mann serving as a secret weapon in terms of flipping field position. He’s averaging 4.75 punts per game — way up from his 3.17 from 2024 — but has come through with a career-high 52.9 average and a long of 70; he’s only booted one touchback and has landed five punts inside the opponent’s 20.

Thanks to Ryan O’Leary

How about Fangio ... saying how he thinks the way they prep the kicking balls are the reason we are seeing these long FGs this year. Long punts too.

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Pierre DuPont dumped tons of environmental contamination ants in the water and buried them

Pierre did that? All by his lonesome? Whose idea was it to bury those ants?

With those obvious hierarchy of decision making asked, I went to Google and queried "Pierre DuPont contaminated ants” and got nothing specific about a singular contaminated ants event, but did get this extensive article about DuPont safety incidents, in which there doesn’t appear to be any reference to contaminated ants. So, you have piqued my interest. Tell us more about the contaminated ants. Where? When?

3 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

You missed the whole story about Jalen Hurts prep for the game highlighted this play. The video and audio clearly proves Siri is just shoving the playcall down Moore’s throat not to be second guessed or questioned. You missed everything here.

Preparation for the game is irrelevant. Unless it is one of the scripted plays called at the beginning of the game NO play call is made during game preparation, certainly no play call that happens in the 2nd Half. But if there is a story that says that play was called during the prep for the game, I would love to see it. Provide us with a link to that story.

But setting aside the preparation for that play, and concentrating on the actual play call itself, tell me what you believe was the sequence of events that happened from the 2:47 timeout called by the officials up to the snap of the ball to Hurts.

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Bill Gates tried driving his monopoly so ruthlessly.

Agreed. That is strategic direction and corporate culture, not operations.

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Steve Jobs was the king of markup gauging customers at record levels.

Agreed. That is strategic direction and corporate culture, not operations

2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

"Just call it” from Siri shuts down all debate or questioning. A clear statement of call my play…right freakin’ now.

No, "just call it” is the logical response to Moore who through headset communication with Hurts is trying to decide whether to call the play or not. He isn’t 100% sure whether to do it or not, and he runs the idea (and his uncertainty) by Sirianni. Sirianni has no uncertainty and very clearly says do.

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Historically bad 4-0 start

Historically great start. Perfect record … couldn’t be any better. Historically strong Strength of Schedule against opponents who are 9-2-1 in their games other than against the Eagles. That is a .792 win-loss percentage. No other 4-0 team in NFL history has faced a first four set of opponents with a better composite record.

Friday Morning Eagles-Broncos Predictions Update - 57 hours until Kickoff

7 predictions recorded

Six predictions are for an Eagles win and one is for a Broncos win.  The average predicted score is Eagles 28 Broncos 21.

I believe I got everyone's prediction. If you don't see your name below, I either missed your prediction or you haven't submitted one yet.

As always, please tag your prediction post with @mattwill that way I will be sure to see/record it.  Score predictions can also have an optional "Bonus Pick" tiebreaker prediction.  I will be taking predictions right up until Kickoff.

A list of the 7 predictions is presented below, sorted high to low by Eagles points predicted. The Broncos win predictions are highlighted in yellow.

1 hour ago, BigEFly said:

I really believe that hit Hurts took on the long run trying to run through the Bucs defender jolted his shoulder or neck when the second defender put a knee right between the shoulder blades and impacted his throwing last week. Suspect it tightened up at half time

First time I’ve heard that explanation. In many ways it makes more sense than the alternative explanation that Hurts had a concussion that was light enough to escape detection in the NFL safety protocols.

16 hours ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

13 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Historically bad 4-0 start

😂 😂 😂