Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Clearly he tried to distribute the ball around to eight different receivers.

Yeah he tried,except he didn't get the ball out much. he took sacks instead

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Its  receivers need to read the blitz and break off into Hot Routes.

Isn’t this the QBs job to read the blitz and hot route the WRs…. WR job is to run free when the QB is in scramble mode but they aren’t looking to see if it’s a blitz why the QB supposed to audible it at the line.

Hurts honestly did it a few times couple of them were fakes that resulted in bad plays on our end but that’s the chess matchup 

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

His big ones Parris and Dotson each had about 15 yards they produced on the five targets each

So what's his excuse when AJ and Smitty are in? Why is he holding the ball?

3 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Never worked with Goedert before???

That’s the guy that produced the most….also had the most glaring drop earlier on when it could have mattered.

3 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

Of course Dickerson who’s been a Pro Bowl G hasn’t blocked his guy effectively creating several of the turnovers this season. 

SO roll right LOL. Not too tough to do

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

So what's his excuse when AJ and Smitty are in? Why is he holding the ball?

Without AJ he completed over 75 percent of his passes two straight weeks before this disaster.

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

That’s the guy that produced the most….also had the most glaring drop earlier on when it could have mattered.

He was the 1 read this week,not surprising

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Without AJ he completed over 75 percent of his passes two straight weeks before this disaster.

But the turnovers wipe all that out

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

SO roll right LOL. Not too tough to do

Says the guy from his couch

Just now, GreenbleedinNC said:

He was the 1 read this week,not surprising

He was throwing under duress on over half his passes. 

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

Says the guy from his couch

OH you are playing? I didn' t know. What number are you?

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

But the turnovers wipe all that out

The interception after Saquan dropped the catch to ice the game was why he dropped it? Or why Siri called pass to begin with?

Just now, cunninghamtheman said:

He was throwing under duress on over half his passes. 

He is always under duress because he can't make a decision and get the ball out. Panic fumbles and picks

1 minute ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

OH you are playing? I didn' t know. What number are you?

I’m number one with that finger right in the middle of my hand!

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

The interception after Saquan dropped the catch to ice the game was why he dropped it? Or why Siri called pass to begin with?

So if there is a drop we toss a pick to offset that?

1 minute ago, cunninghamtheman said:

I’m number one with that finger right in the middle of my hand!

Yes you are

1. One of the most concerning things for me is the number of recent games in which the Eagles were simply non-competitive. It’s one thing to lose on a last-second field goal or a big play in the closing minutes or by a point or two after a tight battle. No loss is a good loss. But it’s these games where the Eagles are simply not ready to play and get clobbered early and are never even in it that are becoming more and more common. They’ve now lost five games by 17 or more points in their last 11 games – 49ers, Cowboys, Giants and Bucs late last year and the Bucs again on Sunday. Those are all games they just haven’t been ready at kickoff. Games where it was more about not being ready mentally than physically. They haven’t scored a 1st-quarter touchdown in their last six games, getting outscored 36-0. They’ve led only four of their last 13 games at halftime (and lost three of them). They’ve now gone 15 straight games without winning a game by two possessions – the first time that’s happened under the same head coach since 1969 and 1970 under Jerry Williams. Every team is going to have a dud here and there, a game they’re just never in it. But five blowouts in an 11-game span? Last time that happened to the Eagles was 1998, a season where they went 3-13 and were the laughing stock of the NFL. Everybody in the organization plays a role in that, but ultimately it’s a reflection of the head coach and his inability to have his team prepared to play football on a consistent basis.

It’s a observation from Roob

59 minutes ago, cunninghamtheman said:

That’s the guy that produced the most….also had the most glaring drop earlier on when it could have mattered.

Siri didn’t have Goedert prepared to catch that ball... all on the coach,  Goedert isn't to blame.

16 minutes ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

It’s a observation from Roob

Goedert dropped the ball... because of the coach.   They missed tackles because of the coach. 

Buffalo wasn't ready to play Sunday night.... had nothing to do with Henry's talent breaking that long run...clearly McDermott was at fault. 

Stout didn't have his OL ready...wasn't the players fault when they missed blocks.

We wonder why our society is soft... we make excuses for players all day long, same as our kids and society in general.   At what point do people hold the person who has one job accountable for that one job?  Tackle somebody,  that's your job...nothing else. Block someone,  that's it,no other concerns.   Catch the ball... the only thing you need to do on that play.  

Why can't adults,  professionals...be accountable for one job... why do people who have to game plan and be concerned with 50 other things get the  blame for one person messing up their one thing? 

3 minutes ago, joemas6 said:

Goedert dropped the ball... because of the coach.   They missed tackles because of the coach. 

Buffalo wasn't ready to play Sunday night.... had nothing to do with Henry's talent breaking that long run...clearly McDermott was at fault. 

Stout didn't have his OL ready...wasn't the players fault when they missed blocks.

We wonder why our society is soft... we make excuses for players all day long, same as our kids and society in general.   At what point do people hold the person who has one job accountable for that one job?  Tackle somebody,  that's your job...nothing else. Block someone,  that's it,no other concerns.   Catch the ball... the only thing you need to do on that play.  

Why can't adults,  professionals...be accountable for one job... why do people who have to game plan and be concerned with 50 other things get the  blame for one person messing up their one thing? 

I really don’t care either way who to put the blame on honestly I blame both the coaches and the players for that bad performances.

zero first half points in our last 6 games 

In Roobs observation I was looking at the blowout stats us losing 5 out of 11 games by 17+ points

20 minutes ago, Bleedinggreen93 said:

I really don’t care either way who to put the blame on honestly I blame both the coaches and the players for that bad performances.

zero first half points in our last 6 games 

In Roobs observation I was looking at the blowout stats us losing 5 out of 11 games by 17+ points

Think you’re missing the guy that hired the coach. Siri showed how poor things were in his O to start his HC career here. Steichen bailed him out. Then Steichen leaves and Siri proves how incapable he really is. To bring him back….was terrible judgement. Only redeemable reasoning is our FO knew the quality HC candidates weren't around ….so they needed to set things up for this offseason hiring cycle.

Seems like there are at least four articles referring to last season about this year’s team. So naive anybody that thought last year’s collapse was just going to disappear. This year’s team had to dig out of that whole. Just the way it was.

The most damning game our team wasn’t ready to play and several got injured was week 18 last season. That game alone was fire-able coaching job.

2 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

But the turnovers wipe all that out

You don’t want him taking the sack then cry about him avoiding the sack then trying to get rid of the ball and the defender gets him from behind. Just can’t have it all ways in your Hurts Hating.