3 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

You refuse to acknowledge May 2 meant nothing.  

You refuse to acknowledge the stories regarding Hurts teammates issues with Hurts...nothing to do with playcalling from Johnson. 

So enlighten me and provide your proof of what issues Hurts teammates have had with him are. I’ve witnessed a guy raise up the level of his teammates around him. Heck his rookie season even saw the D side of the team step up once he was inserted.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It was your own words you are arguing against now…geez

Really???     My words have been May 2 was irrelevant. 

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

So enlighten me and provide your proof of what issues Hurts teammates have had with him are. I’ve witnessed a guy raise up the level of his teammates around him. Heck his rookie season even saw the D side of the team step up once he was inserted.

Go Google it....the articles questioning Hurts leadership and the talk on the TV and radio have been prevalent this off season.  If you choose to pay attention. 

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

So enlighten me and provide your proof of what issues Hurts teammates have had with him are. I’ve witnessed a guy raise up the level of his teammates around him. Heck his rookie season even saw the D side of the team step up once he was inserted.

I could care less about the stuff....as I posted the afternoon where I was getting annoyed listening to the radio...  my issue is always his play on the field.   I don't care if he smiles or not.  Or yells at teammates.   Just see the field and make the throw.

6 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Go Google it....the articles questioning Hurts leadership and the talk on the TV and radio have been prevalent this off season.  If you choose to pay attention. 

I already explained anything I’ve read or saw. Hurts didn’t want to throw his coaches under the bus and demand change.

5 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

I could care less about the stuff....as I posted the afternoon where I was getting annoyed listening to the radio...  my issue is always his play on the field.   I don't care if he smiles or not.  Or yells at teammates.   Just see the field and make the throw.

Exactly why you’ve never appreciated everything Hurts brings to the table as our QB1

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

I already explained anything I’ve read or saw. Hurts didn’t want to throw his coaches under the bus and demand change.

Yeah...I'm telling you to go see the other stuff that you obviously didn't see or read....or just choose not to.  

Obviously you don't listen or watch local media either.

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Exactly why you’ve never appreciated everything Hurts brings to the table as our QB1

Right... exactly why I don't care about the negative stuff that has been talked about his off the field issues this year 

Just make the plays on the field. 

Intangibles don't help here

Nor here

27 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

What about the Jets?

The D had bright spots early on but still was mostly crap all year. 

And this isn't a LB issue or Howie issue.   This is coaching. 

2 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

The D had bright spots early on but still was mostly crap all year. 

So this loss was more on the QB and his turnovers?

8 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Intangibles don't help here

Bellicheck threw out some crazy curveballs with a very quality D. 3 unblocked defenders on his face clouded things clearly. Basic fundamental football stuff really. That’s what got us really believing in the power of the Dline. Rattle and put pressure on the Qb can cover up other D flaws. Good example here.

10 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

The D had bright spots early on but still was mostly crap all year. 

They did shutout the vaunted Patrick Mahomes in the second half.

11 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Nor here

You don’t look at this screenshot and wonder who is the RB blocking here? First thing I notice. One completely unblocked rusher and the RB blows the assignment.

12 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

And this isn't a LB issue or Howie issue.   This is coaching. 

Coaching is a Rosie issue. He’s the guy that hired and fired creating this all.

13 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

And this isn't a LB issue or Howie issue.   This is coaching. 

Five yards off on the outside is actually fairly standard D honestly

18 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

The D had bright spots early on but still was mostly crap all year. 

It really became disgusting once Rosie enacted Plan 66 of turning things over to his pre planned pick of Patricia. Whole team crumbled then. Worst D in the league at that point. Bad scheme and playcalling while wearing out the players with poor rotations. He did have such brilliance like trying to drop Reddick and Sweat off into coverage to "fool the D”….not!

8 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Bellicheck threw out some crazy curveballs with a very quality D. 3 unblocked defenders on his face clouded things clearly. Basic fundamental football stuff really. That’s what got us really believing in the power of the Dline. Rattle and put pressure on the Qb can cover up other D flaws. Good example here.

The guy is wide open...both times...stop making excuses.  The very tangible thing of being able to see the field needs work.  

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Of course he has moments like this also. Drive the team all the way down the field in OT for victory. Teammates even compared him to Tom Brady after the game.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It really became disgusting once Rosie enacted Plan 66 of turning things over to his pre planned pick of Patricia. Whole team crumbled then. Worst D in the league at that point. Bar scheme and playcalling while wearing out the players with poor rotations. He did have such brilliance like trying to drop Reddick and Sweat off into coverage to "fool the D”….not!

The D was great right as we made the move vs Seattle...giving up 13 points in 59 minutes.    

Then James Bradberry happened and went downhill from there. 

GB's point... Hurts changing the play and throwing deep to AJ and getting picked off...instead of taking the dump off to Gainwell for the good chunk that was there.....was not the leader we needed.  But I agree with the idea...Bradberry and the D was the issue at the end.  You don't dominate for 59 minutes and then just collapse on D when it matters.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Is this the poster on your ceiling?

"There’s nothing to be satisfied about.” Hurts stated.

Hurts’ tone diverged from that of his colleagues. Sure, everyone on the Eagles values improvement and growth. But they also recognize that what they’re doing, and what Hurts in particular is doing with his continued big plays in big moments, is special.