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Ongoing Eagles New Discussion volume 2

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Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

First score it was two straight gives to Saquan he got stoned on. Then the pass play called? There was nothing..nobody open. It was completely up to Hurts there.

Yup defense completely covered every and didn’t spy Hurts nobody was watching him made for an easy run….

Kinda of the perk of having a mobile QB if defense commits to stopping the pass the running lanes are available

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Just now, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Yup defense completely covered every and didn’t spy Hurts nobody was watching him made for an easy run….

Kinda of the perk of having a mobile QB if defense commits to stopping the pass the running lanes are available

Not going to be able to rely on no plan just let Hurts make it happen

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Not going to be able to rely on no plan just let Hurts make it happen

It’s is definitely a plan to utilize your QB biggest strength his legs…. You don’t think they are coaching the fact if everyone is covered to use your legs? Are we that dense?

Again the perk of the mobile QB is you have to use defenders to stop them which in turn opens up more in the passing game…. Guys focused on stopping the pass makes for an easy run if they were to focused on Hurts guess what those passes would be there…

Fairly simple concept but extremely hard to actually stop

Adorree you as a brilliant solution by Rosie. Why didn’t we just keep Isaiah who was right here and a known fit?

Just now, Bleedinggreen93 said:

It’s is definitely a plan to utilize your QB biggest strength his legs…. You don’t think they are coaching the fact if everyone is covered to use your legs? Are we that dense?

Again the perk of the mobile QB is you have to use defenders to stop them which in turn opens up more in the passing game…. Guys focused on stopping the pass makes for an easy run if they were to focused on Hurts guess what those passes would be there…

Fairly simple concept but extremely hard to actually stop

How about coaching some ways that guys will be open…that’s too much to ask?

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

How about coaching some ways that guys will be open…that’s too much to ask?

How about using your players strengths both runs for tds we had Hurts roll out there was a clear design for Hurts to have to ability to run the ball if available

Our WR were not open…it wasn’t good. Can’t believe it’s just because Dallas is so lock down in coverage.

Just now, Bleedinggreen93 said:

How about using your players strengths both runs for tds we had Hurts roll out there was a clear design for Hurts to have to ability to run the ball if available

We didn’t have him rolling out. Nobody was open…so he had to just make something happen.

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

We didn’t have him rolling out. Nobody was open…so he had to just make something happen.

Definitely had him rolling out

1 minute ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

Definitely had him rolling out

Watch the film. They weren’t designed rollouts…nobody got open…he just had to make it happen. Story of the game.

11 minutes ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

How about using your players strengths both runs for tds we had Hurts roll out there was a clear design for Hurts to have to ability to run the ball if available

TDs are easy to get hold of those highlights. Those weren’t rollouts.

But I mean hell Dallas schemed up so much better in the RZ all those passing tds they had oh right they didn’t have any almost like if you dropping 7-8 guys in a short field kinda tough for guys to get open

50 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Not sure what you mean at all. They rushed to score at the end of the half. For no reason,they still had 3 timeouts...relax and take your time.

I was referring to the drive toward the end of the game to run out the clock

I couldn’t believe Lamb had those drops. He had 7 drops all of last season. That part was crazy.

6 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Wasn’t coming up with a real effective plan…we saw that much.

How about your Fangio coming up with something?

10 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Watch the film. They weren’t designed rollouts…nobody got open…he just had to make it happen. Story of the game.

Watch the film... the amount of guys in coverage...without a spy on Hurts... that's the point. You watch the national guys they are saying if you use that coverage Hurts is going to burn you with his legs. That's a decision the D needs to make.

Plenty of NFL O have receivers getting open that aren’t spying the QB.(really weak attempt at an excuse)

3 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

How about your Fangio coming up with something?

Watch the film... the amount of guys in coverage...without a spy on Hurts... that's the point. You watch the national guys they are saying if you use that coverage Hurts is going to burn you with his legs. That's a decision the D needs to make.

The film showed: in the tough situations…it was up to Hurts to just make it happen.

I think we need to assess Calcatera as an NFL level player. His blocking not so hot... might be time to use the spread and run out of the 3 WR sets. He wasn’t exactly getting open either.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

The film showed: in the tough situations…it was up to Hurts to just make it happen.

The film showed some nice running lanes for Hurts as defenders had their backs turned

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

The film showed: in the tough situations…it was up to Hurts to just make it happen.

It wasn’t so much on first downs…2nd and 2s. No. It was second and 8 from the goaline. Several behind the sticks third downs.

1 minute ago, joemas6 said:

I think we need to assess Calcatera as an NFL level player. His blocking not so hot... might be time to use the spread and run out of the 3 WR sets. He wasn’t exactly getting open either.

The film showed some nice running lanes for Hurts as defenders had their backs turned

They turn their back very often in Man coverage.

Ben Van Sumerin might be out for the season. Haven’t heard any updates…but knee injury…you know the fears.

7 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

I think we need to assess Calcatera as an NFL level player. His blocking not so hot... might be time to use the spread and run out of the 3 WR sets. He wasn’t exactly getting open either.

The film showed some nice running lanes for Hurts as defenders had their backs turned

Granson did answer the bell

But even more serious like how we had a built in excuse for Hurts already before the game even happened but expecting perfection from the first time play caller who opened the game with 4 score drives lol

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2 hours ago, cunninghamtheman said:

We’ve got to come up with some kind of O plan this season

Our star WR's aren't going to be happy with the stat lines produced in this game. I don't believe Lurie would be happy writing million dollar paychecks for 8 yards of offense(AJ). Hurts won this game with Barkley, but do we really want our QB getting into injury situations? We were 2 Lamb drops away from a possible loss. We didn't win, we escaped with a win. Dotson had the only WR catch worth noting. We need to do better.

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3 hours ago, Asg 15 said:

I didn't write dope

I wrote dumbdonkey

He's a dope I'll say it

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