11 hours ago, joemas6 said:

29 slips by the pass rush... Andy dialed up crap... Mahomes played almost flawless the first time and made some nice plays running the ball at very key points during the game.

AR dialed up perfection in that first SB matchup…all he had to do was beat it in Mahomes head to execute it. Beggining script Chiefs moved the ball. Mahomes got off script….as soon as he got back on script it was easy short completion after easy short completion.

10 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

As I said possibly it took an extra week to learn our play book. he had to UNLEARN what he knew as a Lion. I could be wrong but it's POSSIBLE?? We didn't draft him he was obtained during the draft. He was a LION and was drafted by them

He got here well before TC or any of that. You expect mastered perfection in one TC from our entire team even when learning a completely new O by game one…yet just not with Swift.

12 hours ago, joemas6 said:

I think its alot of Andy Reid too. Without all that Andy wouldn't be considered as good

Clearly was going in with The Brady rules previously…Goodell just transferred it over to Mahomes.

11 hours ago, mattwill said:

I think my parents garden grew better ...because of Jalen Hurts

1 hour ago, cunninghamtheman said:

AR dialed up perfection in that first SB matchup…all he had to do was beat it in Mahomes head to execute it. Beggining script Chiefs moved the ball. Mahomes got off script….as soon as he got back on script it was easy short completion after easy short completion.

He dialed up nothing... 2 plays with reverse motion that we didn't cover.... and he is a genius... lol

"I think this is still the Eagles' offense. That won't change," Patullo said on Saturday morning before practice. "It starts with the run game up front and goes from there. And obviously, you like to try new things here and there and we'll see how that goes throughout Training Camp and where that leads us to."

59 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

He dialed up nothing... 2 plays with reverse motion that we didn't cover.... and he is a genius... lol

AR was just having to bore into Mahomes head so hard to take the quick easy open passes given on a platter to him.

12 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

I hope Patullo doesn't mess with stuff. The O was excellent,as was the D. If you start fixing what ain't broke,you can make things worse

Figured you’d be overjoyed with this quote

33 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

"I think this is still the Eagles' offense. That won't change," Patullo said on Saturday morning before practice. "It starts with the run game up front and goes from there. And obviously, you like to try new things here and there and we'll see how that goes throughout Training Camp and where that leads us to."

Do us all a favor and include a link to the quote as well as the quoted words. It enriches the good content you have shared.

2 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Where did I say I expected "Mastered perfection"? I said "perhaps he had to unlearn what he knew while with the Lions" which may have been cause for an extra week to get our system down. There you go putting words in my mouth again. But really I'm done flogging this once again because you have to bring up crap from 5 years ago

I'm happy with my team, I am happy with my coaches, I am happy with our culture, I am happy nearly every player wants to play here, I am happy we can make another run(maybe more but let's get through this year first). I am happy I bleed green and I am happily looking forward to another season of domination

37 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Where did I say I expected "Mastered perfection"? I said "perhaps he had to unlearn what he knew while with the Lions" which may have been cause for an extra week to get our system down. There you go putting words in my mouth again. But really I'm done flogging this once again because you have to bring up crap from 5 years ago

Ham is relitigating his argument that there was nothing wrong with the Eagles’ Offense prior to the Bye that more repetitions wouldn’t have fixed … bringing it up to the mastered perfection level. He believes he is smarter than Lane Johnson and Jeff Stoutland, and that their Bye Week suggestions put the Offense backwards from achieving its potential.

Ham should like this.

Go Birds.... the whole team.

In a prior discussion about the SB 57 field and its impact on the Eagles D-Line, my personal opinion is that that slippery field would have affected the current D-Line and 2024-5 D-Line much less than the 2022-23 was affected … because the current D-Line’s greatest strength is its relentlessness as opposed to speed.

That approach is a superb match to Fangio’s zone approach to the DBs and LBs … taking away the zone seam vulnerabilities as well as the quick release patterns over the middle.

That affords the current D-Line le opportunity (dare I say luxury) of time in "coming together.”

In addition to the development of Ojomo, the diversification/expansion of the role of Jordan Davis, and the integration of Vanilla Gorilla are going to be fun to watch. That is rich in and of itself, and doesn’t even include the development/involvement of Ojulari/Uche/APR.

It’s a great tome to be an Eagles fan.

3 hours ago, joemas6 said:

Go Birds.... the whole team.

E-G-L-S-E-S!!!!

@cunninghamtheman hearkening back to your Thomas Booker comment, the following tweet is very interesting

On 7/25/2025 at 10:13 AM, cunninghamtheman said:

The Eagles’ starting DL in base: Nolan Smith, Moro Ojomo, Jordan Davis, Thomas Booker, Jalyx Hunt. When they went to nickel, Booker came off the field. 

Here was what you posted … substituting Booker for Carter. Understandable given Carter’s staying on the sideline because of his shoulder.

1 hour ago, mattwill said:

In a prior discussion about the SB 57 field and its impact on the Eagles D-Line, my personal opinion is that that slippery field would have affected the current D-Line and 2024-5 D-Line much less than the 2022-23 was affected … because the current D-Line’s greatest strength is its relentlessness as opposed to speed.

That approach is a superb match to Fangio’s zone approach to the DBs and LBs … taking away the zone seam vulnerabilities as well as the quick release patterns over the middle.

That affords the current D-Line le opportunity (dare I say luxury) of time in "coming together.”

In addition to the development of Ojomo, the diversification/expansion of the role of Jordan Davis, and the integration of Vanilla Gorilla are going to be fun to watch. That is rich in and of itself, and doesn’t even include the development/involvement of Ojulari/Uche/APR.

It’s a great tome to be an Eagles fan.

29 slips

35 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

29 slips

My comment was mostly focused on the likelihood that that field wouldn’t affect this D-Line negatively. Their relentlessness has a much more stable base than the speed rush of the 2022-23 D-Line.

Focus on the present looking forward rather than focus on the past.

@GreenbleedinNC you should like these comments.

1 hour ago, RememberTheKoy said:

This is who will win the 3rd RB spot over AJ Dillon.the

From Kempski article:

• One UDFA who has caught my eye early on is RB Montrell Johnson from Florida. He made a really strong cut in the backfield then exploded to the outside for a nice gain.

He has some breakaway ability (he ran a 4.41 at the Combine), and he is a physical runner who likes trying to truck opposing defenders. Very fun highlight reel below:

13 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

When he came here that was the only thing I heard him stress he demands from his D

17 hours ago, mattwill said:

Hurts college playcallers were better than his pro playcallers…backwards

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Hurts college playcallers were better than his pro playcallers…backwards

Any which way…at least Moore added all needed so Hurts could read and change the plays now at least.