Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

I can’t see it any other way but Siri overriding Moore to run what the HC playcall. Seems very obvious.

The part about it being a play that Hurts picked out in game prep to put on the call sheet is really the main key. Hurts I won’t try and pump up as the brainiac…but he works very hard. He really maxes out everything he brings to the table. Why I gravitated towards rooting for him so effortlessly. Also immediately when I got a real glimpse of him on the field for us…noticed how all the other players gravitated towards follow is leadership. Rare for a non first round QB …behind the established Franchise QB.

Players respond to him. The D players picked up their play responding to Hurts really amazed me. Don’t think I’ve really witnessed that before.

10 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Not humanly possible. Too many operational decisions for one person to do by their lonesome. On the other hand the strategic direction of the company was very much their baby. However, strategic direction is not operations. One is "where we are going” the other is "how to get there.”

Siri offers one step thinking in all areas

So what does Siri CEO do concerning the D side of the team?

30 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Let you hear it from one of our players there MattWill…since you don’t believe my thoughts.

You are cherry picking comments about the Boundary CBs, but ignoring illuminating the two Safeties or DeJean as the Nickel or Baun and Campbell as the ILBs. If the defense is Man, which Offensive player are each of them manned up on?

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

So what does Siri CEO do concerning the D side of the team?

We’ll start off with this very simple basic piece countering your position of Siri being an CEO

John Clark 

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The Eagles are a perfect 11-11 scoring touchdowns in the redzone through the first four games. The Eagles are just the second team in the NFL over the last 25 seasons to be perfect scoring TDs in the redzone through the first four weeks of the season. The Eagles are going for a franchise record 11 straight wins on Sunday against the Broncos. 

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

So what does Siri CEO do concerning the D side of the team?

The D side is Operations. CEOs don’t get involved in Operations details. That is what Directors of Operations are for. CEOs concern themselves with global issues … culture and strategic direction.

Directors of Operations bring to the CEO questions that affect either culture or strategic direction or both. The Dagger was such a high profile play call that it impacted both culture and strategic direction.

6 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Siri offers one step thinking in all areas

"One step thinking”?

If you mean the description below, then that classically falls under culture and strategic direction.

"One step thinking" can refer to one-step-ahead thinking, which involves anticipating the consequences of a decision by considering the "next step" to avoid potential negative outcomes, or to one step at a time thinking, a strategy for managing complex goals by breaking them into smaller, more manageable tasks or "stepping stones" to reduce overwhelm and promote progress. 

Thinking Ahead: One Step Ahead 

• Anticipate Consequences:

  This proactive approach focuses on what happens next after a decision or action.

• Ask "So What?":

  A technique to uncover potential unintended consequences is to ask "So what?" after identifying a solution, then addressing the new reaction.

• Avoid Future Problems:

  By thinking through the immediate aftermath, you can prevent future mistakes or unintended consequences from occurring.

21 minutes ago, mattwill said:

What evidence is there that Moore resisted? Your imagination is running away with you. In addition what you are supposing is inconsistent with your own argument that the idea for the play came from Hurts.

As joemas would say "It’s always the agenda with you.”

Like I said…it was very publicized that Hurts handpicked the play resulting from his film study and prep. The audio clip can’t be fantasized to fit your agenda at all. Your version you try to spin doesn’t even fit at all. It’s clearly Siri calling Hurts play. Dripping with Siri holding back being too much of a d13k. Easiest educated guess could only lead to it sounding like Moore resisted Siri interference playcalling…again. So Siri gave him the …I’m the boss …just do it attitude. Not even slightly or subtle at all.

14 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I can’t see it any other way

That is obvious. The phrase "eyes but cannot see" appears in several Bible verses, notably in Psalms 115:5, Jeremiah 5:21, Ezekiel 12:2, and Mark 8:18 where Jesus uses it to question his disciples about their understanding. 

11 minutes ago, mattwill said:

You are cherry picking comments about the Boundary CBs, but ignoring illuminating the two Safeties or DeJean as the Nickel or Baun and Campbell as the ILBs. If the defense is Man, which Offensive player are each of them manned up on?

It’s combinations. But I really highlighted just how crucial arranging the hierarchy of matchups is for our CBs. Q needs to be on the top weapon. Rare stud weapon that not just tries to hang and limit these elite WRs…he’s locking them down…in a way wasn’t even thinking a CB could even accomplish in this era of the NFL.

4 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Like I said…it was very publicized that Hurts handpicked the play resulting from his film study and prep. The audio clip can’t be fantasized to fit your agenda at all. Your version you try to spin doesn’t even fit at all. It’s clearly Siri calling Hurts play. Dripping with Siri holding back being too much of a d13k. Easiest educated guess could only lead to it sounding like Moore resisted Siri interference playcalling…again. So Siri gave him the …I’m the boss …just do it attitude. Not even slightly or subtle at all.

Your agenda blinds you to the simple explanation that Moore asked Sirianni for input and Sirianni gave it. Occams Razor.

But just as important is to protect that opposite outside CB. Ringo we can do just fine with if matched up versus the third WR. Even the second WR that a few teams have that’s a stud he could be serviceable with a double team backup S help as the game plan.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

It’s combinations. But I really highlighted just how crucial arranging the hierarchy of matchups is for our CBs. Q needs to be on the top weapon. Rare stud weapon that not just tries to hang and limit these elite WRs…he’s locking them down…in a way wasn’t even thinking a CB could even accomplish in this era of the NFL.

Matchups in a Zone scheme.

Just now, mattwill said:

Your agenda blinds you to the simple explanation that Moore asked Sirianni for input. Occams Razor.

Where did you hear Moore ask Siri anything? How would you even leap to that conclusion? Occams Razor concludes Siri pulled rank and ran his playcall….he pulled from his QB play call sheet.

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

But just as important is to protect that opposite outside CB. Ringo we can do just fine with if matched up versus the third WR. Even the second WR that a few teams have that’s a stud he could be serviceable with a double team backup S help as the game plan.

You are thinking about 2 players. Last time I checked there are 11 players on Defense. Typical narrow thinking on your part.

29 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Earlier you said Hurts called the play. You can’t have it both ways. Which of your statements is correct and which is incorrect?

Hurts picked the play for the matchup as a result of his study and prep. You jumped to a bad assumption …not what I said.

36 minutes ago, mattwill said:

What evidence is there that Moore resisted? Your imagination is running away with you. In addition what you are supposing is inconsistent with your own argument that the idea for the play came from Hurts.

As joemas would say "It’s always the agenda with you.”

Very consistent…because it’s all there for us to actually know about on this play

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Where did you hear Moore ask Siri anything? How would you even leap to that conclusion? Occams Razor concludes Siri pulled rank and ran his playcall….he pulled from his QB play call sheet.

Look at the visual of the video. Which way is Moore facing? He isn’t facing Hurts on the field. He is facing Sirianni. If Sirianni were imposing his unilateral will, Moore would be facing the person he is communicating the play call to … Hurts on the field, the opposite direction from Sirianni.

2 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Very consistent…because it’s all there for us to actually know about on this play

You don’t KNOW anything about the play. You speculate about the play.

31 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Schizophrenia

4-0 but doing it with some stats and means that are historically a first…or rare. Outgained by every opponent. Several ways actually. Like five statistical lows our players willed our way to victory each week …that no other teams ever have accomplished before…or a very rare few have.

4 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Hurts picked the play for the matchup as a result of his study and prep. You jumped to a bad assumption …not what I said.

When he picked the play, how did he convey that pick?

Through the headset/microphone to Moore.

34 minutes ago, mattwill said:

Schizophrenia

Not everything just always fits in just all rainbows and butterflies or dumpster fire. Part of what I really love about sports.

32 minutes ago, mattwill said:

APR is not a win now player. At the earliest he is a win in 2026-27 player.

I volunteered that even. But of all the guys? IMO at least he’s the guy to keep for the future development.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

I volunteered that even. But of all the guys? IMO at least he’s the guy to keep for the future development.

But really can’t nitpick Rosie much on roster management juggling…not based on what he’s working with. Give him very high marks in this GM area of the job. Excellent!