Just now, jsb235 said:

Excuses are for losers. 

Says the one who is reaching for excuses to cover up QB1 awful play

5 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

I've been calling for him to be fired since last season ended.  Nothing changed in the offseason for him to suddenly have won back the confidence of the locker room... and each successive week seems to make it all the more obvious that he's just stuttering around out there.  

I heard what Kelce said about him in meetings last week.   But, his meeting persona can only go so far.  On game day he's getting pantsed every week.

I thought he deserved to be fired with how they looked last two weeks. And the move probably should’ve been made. But I knew Jeff was not going to fire him. Because I think he was too stuck on the fact that they went to the Super Bowl the year before, and that the optics of him firing him a year later would look bad around the league.

I firmly believe if Brock Purdy didn’t get hurt and the Eagles somehow lose that game, that sirianni is fired at the end of last year  

 

 

Hopefully Derrick Henry is hurt by the time we play the Ravens because sheesh 

Henry is too old. I just don't think he has it anymore.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

5 minutes ago, Godfather said:

Says the one who is reaching for excuses to cover up QB1 awful play

Anyone that doesn't see that Hurts is a major problem on this team both on the field and in that locker room has an agenda

Best to just ignore those type of people. They're just looking for an argument

6 minutes ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

Well at least Doc lead a team to a championship (just not us )

19 minutes ago, RLC said:

Just fire Sirianni tomorrow and see what happens. 

What's the worst-case scenario...we implode? Makes the off-season much easier.

I am fine with doing that, but I just point Pretty sure stoutland almost left last time when Doug got fired. Believe he almost went back to Alabama. So there’s a chance that if this goes down poorly that he either walks away at the end of the year or just retires. that’s not making me keep sirianni just saying to can get even worse. 

2 minutes ago, DeathByEagle said:

Anyone that doesn't see that Hurts is a major problem on this team both on the field and in that locker room has an agenda

Best to just ignore those type of people. They're just looking for an argument

I think your agenda is clear. 

1 hour ago, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

 

 

Stuff like this disproves the talk about character, accountability and winning.

Siri should be telling DARIUS to focus on winning games. He spent last year on social media hyping himself up then as well, trying to not get blamed during the collapse.

The culture isn't winning games. When you read between the lines on Hurts' comments he's not happy with the coaches. CJGJ talks ish then makes mistakes all day on the field, then celebrates a basic tackle before giving up another TD.

This team is soft and they actually believe in themselves too much. They need a reality check and tougher coaching.

They should all just sit together as a team and watch that entire game like we had to do

5 minutes ago, NOTW said:

Well at least Doc watched a loaded hall of fame team win a championship despite him (just not us )

Fyp

3 minutes ago, NOTW said:

 

Stuff like this disproves the talk about character, accountability and winning.

Siri should be telling DARIUS to focus on winning games. He spent last year on social media hyping himself up then as well, trying to not get blamed during the collapse.

The culture isn't winning games. When you read between the lines on Hurts' comments he's not happy with the coaches. CJGJ talks ish then makes mistakes all day on the field, then celebrates a basic tackle before giving up another TD.

This team is soft and they actually believe in themselves too much. They need a reality check and tougher coaching.

Your absolutely right. The good leadership that lead to our success outside of BG and Lane are gone. The attitudes of Cox, and Kelce are gone and it's showing.

3 minutes ago, NOTW said:

 

Stuff like this disproves the talk about character, accountability and winning.

Siri should be telling DARIUS to focus on winning games. He spent last year on social media hyping himself up then as well, trying to not get blamed during the collapse.

The culture isn't winning games. When you read between the lines on Hurts' comments he's not happy with the coaches. CJGJ talks ish then makes mistakes all day on the field, then celebrates a basic tackle before giving up another TD.

This team is soft and they actually believe in themselves too much. They need a reality check and tougher coaching.

It certainly feels like the entire organization has been smelling themselves way too much since 2022. Howie included. Leadership is looking like a major issue now. 

Just now, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Your absolutely right. The good leadership that lead to our success outside of BG and Lane are gone. The attitudes of Cox, and Kelce are gone and it's showing.

Get a Vrabel type coach in the locker room and he will cover their losses. 

I actually don't want them to fire Sirianni. F that. They should've fired him back in January, you missed your chance. For better or for worse, I want them to have to endure the fate of that decision. Don't be cowards and back out of it now. Stand by your decision and whatever accountability accompanies it. Too little too late to try and worm your way out of it. And I highly doubt there is a head coach ready to right the ship on this team in waiting anyway.

1 minute ago, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Your absolutely right. The good leadership that lead to our success outside of BG and Lane are gone. The attitudes of Cox, and Kelce are gone and it's showing.

Kelce and Cox still just parrot the company line any chance they get. It feels like everyone just got complacent and the only way they respond is if everyone starts criticizing them.

6 minutes ago, CheesesteakNBeer said:

Your absolutely right. The good leadership that lead to our success outside of BG and Lane are gone. The attitudes of Cox, and Kelce are gone and it's showing.

To be fair, Cox and Kelce were here last year during their implosion. Their leadership is valuable but I don’t know if it’s solving any of the issues we’ve seen. They have a philosophical problem starting with what Roseman is looking for in this Fangio style defense for years now. It’s a broken system and I don’t know why he’s been hypnotized by it. Nick has completely lost the team, the quarterback can’t stop turning the ball over, and everything is snow-balling. They’re 2-2 but anyone who has watched all four games know that they’re on the precipice of implosion. It’s the same feeling we all had last year even when they were winning games. They weren’t passing the eye test and then it all came crashing down. And it has the same feeling through four games this year. 
 

They are 3-10 in Nick’s last 13 games. 

The irony is Cox and Kelce might be one of the bigger reasons Sirianni is here. They were his biggest advocates after the season and they both ended up retiring lol.

"I truly believe in Nick Sirianni, he's a great coach it would be crazy to get rid of this guy. I love playing for him."

Two months later: *retires*

1 hour ago, manz2821 said:

Zaccheaus performing well in DC should tell us exactly the level of Siri and Hurts.

Stop. He had 4 receptions for 29 yards through the first three games. The team is enough of dumpster fire to trash right now without making up BS.

Out of all of this i feel bad for Barkley, guy goes to another imploding team and sheet QB

5 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

I actually don't want them to fire Sirianni. F that. They should've fired him back in January, you missed your chance. For better or for worse, I want them to have to endure the fate of that decision. Don't be cowards and back out of it now. Stand by your decision and whatever accountability accompanies it. Too little too late to try and worm your way out of it. And I highly doubt there is a head coach ready to right the ship on this team in waiting anyway.

I doubt he gets fired. They went 1-1 the last two weeks and frankly think that's good enough for him to keep his job regardless of how pathetic they looked today. If the wheels really come off going forward then i see them doing it before the end of the year. Maybe they do it week 17 or 18. They said they keep him then allows Howie to use him as the scapegoat for his lousy offseason (granted sirianni is definitely to blame as well)

Just now, Bwestbrook36 said:

Out of all of this i feel bad for Barkley, guy goes to another imploding team and sheet QB

He went from Daniel Jones to the black Daniel Jones 

Just now, e-a-g-l-e-s eagles! said:

I doubt he gets fired. They went 1-1 the last two weeks and frankly think that's good enough for him to keep his job regardless of how pathetic they looked today. If the wheels really come off going forward then i see them doing it before the end of the year. Maybe they do it week 17 or 18. They said they keep him then allows Howie to use him as the scapegoat for his lousy offseason (granted he’s definitely to blame as well)

He won't be. They aren't going to disrupt Moore or Fangio(most likely Moore's) responsibilities by suddenly thrusting head coaching duties on them. And it would be such a bad look to the rest of the league to stand by your coach after debating whether to keep him then bailing at 2-2 during the season. It would make this organization look like a mickey mouse operation and make Lurie look like an indecisive klutz. You don't want it to look that way to prospective head coaches you might be interviewing in January.