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

Moore getting torn to shreds today 

 

Yeah but one time Baldinger made a bad play when he was a player, so his opinion is therefor invalid or something!

3 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

We might get an OC that can actually do more with all of this talent on offense. Especially considering this place likely would be a favorite for an OC playcaller

Or we could end up getting someone who sucks

Not sure I want to make that gamble

Watch them bring Brian Johnson back 

Back to the Sixers/Flyers and the WFC. What exactly is wrong with it? They just invested $400 million to upgrade the facility. What else do you need to watch hockey and basketball? 

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

Watch them bring Brian Johnson back 

4 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

QB coach for the Vikings Josh McCown might be a good hire as well. 

I'd love to get McCown back in the building. Would be super interesting to see how matures as an OC.

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

Watch them bring Brian Johnson back 

He's an Assistant head coach/offensive pass game coordinator. I'm not sure how the hierarchy of these assistant positions go. Is that a promotion from OC? If so then wouldn't he need to get fired because teams can't hire someone in a lower position than their current position?

10 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

He sucks. Just hope that if he gets the Dallas job, there will be some coordinators left worth hiring. Klink Kubiak could go quickly.

Steichen not getting fired means I'm not sure I want Kellen to be hired away.

While i dont think Kellen is special at all, might be good to give Jalen a 2nd year in an offense. All the constant change cant be good. Now if there was an obvious candidate out there for Siri to hire, I'd have a different view.

Just now, Mike030270 said:

He's an Assistant head coach/offensive pass game coordinator. I'm not sure how the hierarchy of these assistant positions go. Is that a promotion from OC? If so then wouldn't he need to get fired because teams can't hire someone in a lower position than their current position?

Teams can no longer block interviews for coordinator positions, if that's what you mean. He wouldn't need to get fired first.

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

Moore getting torn to shreds today 

 

I mean it was bad 

The fans and media in this town are the most negative, toxic, bunch of people on the planet. GB was probably the best 7 seed ever and even going back to a 6 team format one of the better 6 seeds you would have ever drawn. We won by 12 points and are moving on and you would think we lost. All of this doom and gloom "that isn't a SB worthy performance" is just stupid. I heard the same thing in 2017 against the Falcons. This isn't diving or figure skating where you get style points, you either win or lose and they won.

11 minutes ago, justwinbaby said:

I find it comical that people see a paid professional that has access to all 22 says that Kellen Moore was the main problem and yet still ignore it because Dan stepped out of bounds once

Whatever helps you sleep at night, buddy.  If you can't see there are throws to be made there -- even after no less than three separate posters point them out -- then there isn't much to discuss.  

3 hours ago, we_gotta_believe said:

that's awesome

No no, he busted that book out yesterday just to cause controversy!!!! 

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

The more I watch Milton Williams, the more I think you gotta keep him. He's young and home grown. Unless he gets some insane contract offer. Keep him, Baun, and most of your defense is in tact for the foreseeable future. Dean will get an extension too at some point. Sweat is probably a question and obviously Slay.

Slay is under contract at least not like these other guys. 

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

Teams can no longer block interviews for coordinator positions, if that's what you mean. He wouldn't need to get fired first.

Kind of. The assistant HC part of the job title confuses me. Does that get grouped in with that coordinator rule as well? Is he already above the coordinator position? If he is then wouldn't it be a demotion?

43 minutes ago, mikemack8 said:

Shawn Smith was also the ref that let the cheap shot by Clowney on Wentz go a few years back.  Dude obviously has a bias against Philly - we're screwed this Sunday.  

48 minutes ago, EagleMatt said:

So did Siri slide in his garbage plays into moores playbook again?

 

https://x.com/danorlovsky7/status/1878811176827756625?s=46&t=sVxmBol5X8hKBWdTZuXULA

Most likely yes 

1 minute ago, T-1000 said:

GB was probably the best 7 seed ever

To be fair, 7 seeds in the NFL have only existed for 4 years, lol.

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

To be fair, 7 seeds in the NFL have only existed for 4 years, lol.

Hence why I said even going back to the 6 team format you would rarely draw a team with 11 wins in that spot.

14 minutes ago, DaEagles4Life said:

QB coach for the Vikings Josh McCown might be a good hire as well. 

I can actually see them going there - we know Howie loves McCown

Just now, Mike030270 said:

Kind of. The assistant HC part of the job title confuses me. Does that get grouped in with that coordinator rule as well? Is he already above the coordinator position? If he is then wouldn't it be a demotion?

I don't think it matters what their current position is. The point of the rule change was so that teams couldn't play games with position titles and roles to be able to block interviews. If the opening is for an OC or DC, then the interview can't be blocked.

3 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

The fans and media in this town are the most negative, toxic, bunch of people on the planet. GB was probably the best 7 seed ever and even going back to a 6 team format one of the better 6 seeds you would have ever drawn. We won by 12 points and are moving on and you would think we lost. All of this doom and gloom "that isn't a SB worthy performance" is just stupid. I heard the same thing in 2017 against the Falcons. This isn't diving or figure skating where you get style points, you either win or lose and they won.

It's not just a Philly thing. You can check out other sports teams and see the 'doom and gloom'/criticism after a win. Not sure why people seem to think it's only us

3 minutes ago, T-1000 said:

Hence why I said even going back to the 6 team format you would rarely draw a team with 11 wins in that spot.

Would've been 10 wins back when it was a 6-team format and it happened fairly often. 

EDIT: my mistake, they lost that last game to the bears. you're right

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

Would've been 10 wins back when it was a 6-team format and it happened fairly often.

Yep, and 11 is more than 10 and often times 6 seeds were 9-7 as well. The point is, it was a very tough draw for a 2 seed to get in round one.

Just now, T-1000 said:

Yep, and 11 is more than 10 and often times 6 seeds were 9-7 as well. The point is, it was a very tough draw for a 2 seed to get in round one.

I forgot they actually lost that last game, you were right.

2 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

It's not just a Philly thing. You can check out other sports teams and see the 'doom and gloom'/criticism after a win. Not sure why people seem to think it's only us

It's not exclusive to Philly but most fan bases and media aren't like this. It's utterly ridiculous. I listened to WIP for like 10 mins today and had to shut it off because every caller was acting like we lost.