1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Gut reaction, top 10. He’s been very good but how good would he be without Mahomes? Would he have a SB ring as HC? Hard to say. 

Yes, but you could say the same thing about Belichick if he did not have Brady, or if Bill Walsh did not have Montana.  I think the fact that Andy has won so many division titles, has so many championship game and Super Bowl appearances, in both conferences for two different teams, sort of separates him from a lot of other top coaches

Bad weather probably rules out any jet flyover tomorrow, although I don’t remember any this year.

Does this team ever get a bad break? My god.

Not a good throw by the future HoFer.

What was that about? Ah, more misunderstood mental illness.

16 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

This Blasingame infatuation is weird to me. In every game he’s been elevated he’s had 1, 0, 1 and 2 offensive snaps. They had Uzomah playing FB snaps over him when healthy. Even special teams he’s been roughly 50% of the snaps of every game. I wonder why they keep wanting him active. 

In case Uzomah goes down, they still have a FB option?  🤷‍♂️

4 minutes ago, McMVP said:

Yes, but you could say the same thing about Belichick if he did not have Brady, or if Bill Walsh did not have Montana.  I think the fact that Andy has won so many division titles, has so many championship game and Super Bowl appearances, in both conferences for two different teams, sort of separates him from a lot of other top coaches

The whole Belichick situation is what is making me discount Reid. Brady left and won another SB, Belichick went 29-38 since he left. Top 10 is probably too harsh, I think he’d be closer to top 5 than anything with what he accomplished without Mahomes.

That Boyd dude might be lighter in the wallet this week.

1 minute ago, LeanMeanGM said:

The whole Belichick situation is what is making me discount Reid. Brady left and won another SB, Belichick went 29-38 since he left. Top 10 is probably too harsh, I think he’d be closer to top 5 than anything with what he accomplished without Mahomes.

Most coaches are just average without a QB. He won his fair share of those SBs

Why can't the Eagles throw to SB that way

Eagles offense is so boring

1 minute ago, Diehardfan said:

Why can't the Eagles throw to SB that way

Hey! You will get passes 5 yards behind the LOS and covered by 13 defenders and you will like it!

6 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

In case Uzomah goes down, they still have a FB option?  🤷‍♂️

Uzomah has been on IR for like a month now lol 

Stroud looks injured

11 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Gut reaction, top 10. He’s been very good but how good would he be without Mahomes? Would he have a SB ring as HC? Hard to say. 

What does that mean for guys like:

Belichek who had the luxury of Brady?
Walsh who had the luxury of Montana?
 

Or do we only focus on guys like Joe Gibbs who won multiple championships with different QBs and Don Shula who took the Colts twice to the Super Bowl, then the Dolphins three times with Griese and Csonka, then got to the Super Bowl two more times in the 80s with Woodley and Marino?

 

Personally, I think there's something to the guys that can do it multiple ways... and I'd actually have Shula at the top, followed by Lombardi and then Gibbs as the top 3.   Walsh, Belichek, Reid go into the mix for 4th.   And a guy that likely should be higher than most folks who consider is Paul Brown... his coaching tree is extensive... and he won 4 AAFC championships before joining the NFL... and then proceeded to win the NFL championship in the Browns' first year in the NFL.  Quite impressive, if you ask me.  

Seeing those kickoffs fall so short makes me cringe. That was one of the many reasons we lost in Washington. Can't give anyone 60-65 yard fields damn near every drive.

Illegal 3rd down stop on Houston, automatic first down

2 minutes ago, Iggles_Phan said:

What does that mean for guys like:

Belichek who had the luxury of Brady?
Walsh who had the luxury of Montana?
 

Or do we only focus on guys like Joe Gibbs who won multiple championships with different QBs and Don Shula who took the Colts twice to the Super Bowl, then the Dolphins three times with Griese and Csonka, then got to the Super Bowl two more times in the 80s with Woodley and Marino?

 

Personally, I think there's something to the guys that can do it multiple ways... and I'd actually have Shula at the top, followed by Lombardi and then Gibbs as the top 3.   Walsh, Belichek, Reid go into the mix for 4th.   And a guy that likely should be higher than most folks who consider is Paul Brown... his coaching tree is extensive... and he won 4 AAFC championships before joining the NFL... and then proceeded to win the NFL championship in the Browns' first year in the NFL.  Quite impressive, if you ask me.  

I can admit it’s a very biased opinion. Reid was the coach of my fanatical years of life so it’s hard to rank him all time when it was a lot of disappointment and frustration with the Eagles and then see him thriving somewhere else. 

Refs are like nah. Script says Chiefs win

Is this how it is going to be all playoffs? Just a pro chiefs flag fest? My god.

Lol refs already on that BS

Here comes the refs to save kc 

Soft call

BS 

Better be a call from NYC.

Omg 

Classic, absolutely classic.  Mahomes is a LeBron level flopper and whiner and the refs eat it up