51 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Someone may have already posted this.

They also tip the snap count. Just watch Steen. As soon as he turns his head around, you can jump the snap.

51 minutes ago, Utebird said:

Greenie on Get up called the tush push an abomination then seconds later in the same segment said hell never understand how a marque league allows the play.

Wonder how much the league office pays him to spread his anti tush push propaganda...😒

Then schefter when asked about the chiefs inability to run the ball went in a 30 seconds tirade against the tush push and whining no one knows how to officiate it and calling for its ban.

He must have gotten more than greenie from the league office to spread his drivel...

"Greenie" is a notch below Nick Wright. I tuned out that morning show he had with Golic because he was constantly on the wrong side of the facts and Golic got to a point where he was tired of it.

All the NFL needs to do is go back to how the rule was; illegal to aid the runner in forward progress. Do that, and the Tush Push goes away organically. There are teams that will not vote for the current proposal because it is transparent in its intent to punish one team that isn't breaking any rule.

4 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

They also tip the snap count. Just watch Steen. As soon as he turns his head around, you can jump the snap.

Brady got tortured in the 2015 AFCCG. His center who I think was named Head Bob, would bob his head right before he snapped. That D-Line was on the snap every play. Brady got hit like 20+ times.

1 hour ago, Diehardfan said:

Talk about regression.

How do you go away from the things that separated this offense last season from the disastrous year before? Play Action and Motion.

Get on it, please.

He sounds awful and his body language looks just as bad in this presser.

5 minutes ago, we_gotta_believe said:

It's interdependent, obviously, but yeah if he assumes Coop carries the trail then the back that eventually leaks to the flat is wide open with plenty of green ahead of him. But at the point he bails, the back hasn't leaked yet, so I still think it was the motion itself that drew his attention, rather than Coop's positioning but hard to say from here with any confidence.

I don't have the all-22, but I think Coop had his guy covered so not a worry for Q. I'm not sure where the cheese stemmed his route or if he was running with a lean, but I'm guessing that Q might have been watching for him rather than the deep post.

They should fire Mike McDaniel on Friday. He can take a 2 week vacation and report as Eagles offensive consultant after that.

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

They got their BG off the bench

10 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

They also tip the snap count. Just watch Steen. As soon as he turns his head around, you can jump the snap.

Silent count. Arrowhead is really loud. Every visiting team does this.

1 minute ago, Waiting4Someday said:

I don't have the all-22, but I think Coop had his guy covered so not a worry for Q. I'm not sure where the cheese stemmed his route or if he was running with a lean, but I'm guessing that Q might have been watching for him rather than the deep post.

Yeah, judging by his head position, it looks like it's primarily the motion that distracts him. And yeah in hindsight Coop takes the trail and the leak was wide open, but obviously Q doesn't know this when he bails and starts to make up ground.

Soon.....

8 minutes ago, Alphagrand said:

"Greenie" is a notch below Nick Wright. I tuned out that morning show he had with Golic because he was constantly on the wrong side of the facts and Golic got to a point where he was tired of it.

All the NFL needs to do is go back to how the rule was; illegal to aid the runner in forward progress. Do that, and the Tush Push goes away organically. There are teams that will not vote for the current proposal because it is transparent in its intent to punish one team that isn't breaking any rule.

One could do a variation of the Tush push where instead of pushing the qb they just line up next to ,behind hurts and push the defenders instead of hurts, basically just a jumbo qb sneak, lots of times hurts doesnt even need any push from behind, he just hunkers down real low and drives his feet, its a perfectly legal play but the league hates it because it leads to 3 yards and a cloud of dust football instead of 65 passes a game which leads to a faster paced high scoring game that the league is pushing.

2 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Wouldn’t mind trading for a better backup TE at the deadline or someone like kmet if the bears make him available (which they might there’s an out after this year and it saves them against the cap to do so and have Loveland)

At this point it’s on Saquon and Hurts as team and offense leaders to demand better of Siri and Patullo. It’s obvious and if we and Twitter Randos can see it then you know the Rams and Bucs can see it.

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

Wouldn’t mind trading for a better backup TE at the deadline or someone like kmet if the bears make him available (which they might there’s an out after this year and it saves them against the cap to do so and have Loveland)

Why not just change the scheme and plays if we don't have the personnel from the TEs

I mean...follow his eyes with that smile

1 minute ago, Mike030270 said:

Why not just change the scheme and plays if we don't have the personnel from the TEs

Could do that. However imo really think they’ve needed an upgrade at backup TE anyway especially with how much time goedert misses

4 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

I mean...follow his eyes with that smile

Was not expecting him to make such an impact

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

Could do that. However imo really think they’ve needed an upgrade at backup TE anyway especially with how much time goedert misses

I'm just not a fan of 12 lol

30 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

They also tip the snap count. Just watch Steen. As soon as he turns his head around, you can jump the snap.

That just isn't true, the snap counts were all over the place, Steen and Dickerson were both turning round on some plays and Jurgens didn't move on a couple of taps, I think Hurts and Steen even had an argument about it at one point because he thought he gave the signal and we didn't snap.

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

Wouldn’t mind trading for a better backup TE at the deadline or someone like kmet if the bears make him available (which they might there’s an out after this year and it saves them against the cap to do so and have Loveland)

Yep also Hurts love throwing to Goedert and they need someone to take that spot when Goedert isn’t playing

3 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

Yep also Hurts love throwing to Goedert and they need someone to take that spot when Goedert isn’t playing

Aka they just need someone to take that spot.

We keep hearing different arguments. It's Siri's offense. But it looks different with each OC. But Hurts said the offense looks the way it does because that's what he wants to do. But he also says he has to adjust to new OC's every year. The arguments are all over the place. And every year the fans and media point out how different the offense is to start each season. It's really odd. And yet they keep winning.

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

He sounds awful and his body language looks just as bad in this presser.

Man, is he ok? Last year people joked he was adjusting to that Miami life and starting to look like he's on coke. He looks depressed there, and he was rambling.