39 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

LOL he says "just call it" meaning his OC. See the headset? LMAO Just clueless

Yeah…puppet…just call it

11 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Cherry picked info. You do not have what led up to that video. Did Moore come to Sirianni with the play call idea looking for his opinion, or did Sirianni come to Moore telling him what play to call. The clip you have provided fits both those scenarios very nicely.

It was a play Jalen Hurts cherry picked for the game in fact…that Siri called at that moment.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It was a play Jalen Hurts cherry picked for the game in fact…that Siri called at that moment.

You would never make it as a detective. Look at the video again. If your Jalen Hurts explanation is correct then he communicated to the sideline. Who was on the other end of that communication through the headphones? Was it Sirianni? Absolutely not. Who is the other person speaking in the video clip? Was it Hurts? Absolutely not. Who was it? The playcaller.

12 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

CEO of what? What does Siri do on the D side of the ball?

CEO of the team. Setting and cultivating the team culture and communicating with his three operational lieutenants. You need to do some study about what CEOs do … what Bill Gates did when he was Microsoft’s CEO, what Steve Jobs did as Apple’s CEO, what Pierre DuPont did as DuPont Chemical?

Do us all a favor and give us your description of what CEOs do when compared to what COOs do.

19 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

OC does his bidding

If he went to Moore with the idea, then you are correct, but if Moore came to him to keep him in the loop or to get his opinion, then you are incorrect.

23 minutes ago, mattwill said:

You would never make it as a detective. Look at the video again. If your Jalen Hurts explanation is correct then he communicated to the sideline. Who was on the other end of that communication through the headphones? Was it Sirianni? Absolutely not. Who is the other person speaking in the video clip? Was it Hurts? Absolutely not. Who was it? The playcaller.

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.

20 minutes ago, mattwill said:

CEO of the team. Setting and cultivating the team culture and communicating with his three operational lieutenants. You need to do some study about what CEOs do … what Bill Gates did when he was Microsoft’s CEO, what Steve Jobs did as Apple’s CEO, what Pierre DuPont did as DuPont Chemical?

Do us all a favor and give us your description of what CEOs do when compared to what COOs do.

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.

Siri has as little say over the D as any HC around. Doesn’t really have much say over personnel for any phase. He has control over game management.

3 minutes 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.

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.

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Siri has as little say over the D as any HC around. Doesn’t really have much say over personnel for any phase. He has control over game management.

As the CEO he has no reason to inject his say about Operations. That is what COOs are for. Game management is Operations.

1 hour ago, mattwill said:

CEO of the team. Setting and cultivating the team culture and communicating with his three operational lieutenants. You need to do some study about what CEOs do … what Bill Gates did when he was Microsoft’s CEO, what Steve Jobs did as Apple’s CEO, what Pierre DuPont did as DuPont Chemical?

Do us all a favor and give us your description of what CEOs do when compared to what COOs do.

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

Bill Gates tried driving his monopoly so ruthlessly.

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