1 hour ago, Eriv20 said:

Would be nice if Tampa could win tonight

Just catching up and got to this...as the Rams score 31 so far. ☠️

45 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Yup...the one thing I wanted was for Sirianni not to make a crippling mindless decision at the end of a game for a third week in a row....just so stupid to give Dallas extra plays...stupid.

2 minutes ago, Arsenal79 said:

This was absolutely taking their foot off the gas and it cost them. They know better than anyone that the Saquon early down runs have been a total disaster this year.

They foolishly assumed 21-0 early in the 2nd quarter was good enough to sit on and win.

They apparently don't, or else they would stop doing them. If they do know, and they continue doing it, well then I guess they're just plain ol Fing STUPID

2 minutes ago, Arsenal79 said:

This was absolutely taking their foot off the gas and it cost them. They know better than anyone that the Saquon early down runs have been a total disaster this year.

They foolishly assumed 21-0 early in the 2nd quarter was good enough to sit on and win.

Yep. Anyone who doesn't watch that game and realize they went ultra conservative and thought they had the game locked up when they were ahead 21-0 isn't too bright.

1 minute ago, Diehardfan said:

Fire him. He needs two good coordinates or is useless and an idiot

Siranni needs to do toastmasters. The uhs and ums inspire zero trust and confidence.

7 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

No they claimed him on waivers despite the Jets and Giants seemingly having no use for him, which might be worse

It wasnt a bad return the biggest issue was fielding the punt that wouldve gone into the end zone at the 1.

WTF field a punt at the 1??? Thats just an idiotic move, then of course the fumble to cap off the play just adding stupid gravy on top of stupid mash potatoes...😒

14 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

EJ Smith: #Eagles O-Linemen pointed to the Cowboys usage of five-man fronts as a reason for the struggles in the run game.

Landon Dickerson said Dallas hasn’t shown many odd fronts this season and it wasn’t something they had much "time on task” practicing against this week

That’s…alarming. The blue print is stacking the box & mush zone to stop the O, yet they didn’t practice against what they’ve seen all year?

1 minute ago, T-1000 said:

Yep. Anyone who doesn't watch that game and realize they went ultra conservative and thought they had the game locked up when they were ahead 21-0 isn't too bright.

We have seen them switch to the run heavy conservative offense before and know it doesnt work. When you predict it happening again, and see it happening, I dont know how you miss it and think it didnt happen.

34 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

Let's not forget, in the day and age where kickers are making 60 yard field goals seemingly every week, Jake pushed the 58 yarder inches wide right. Make that kick and the Cowboys last drive isn't for the win, it's for the tie and overtime at the very least.

Meh. Aubrey is a great kicker and missed one too.

3 minutes ago, RLC said:

Biggest comeback in Cowboys franchise history.

Biggest blown lead since Andy's first year as coach.

2 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

Actually, some people do make comments about great plays other QBs make. More likely, he was making fun of them. I wouldnt expect you to know things though. Just another example of you pretending to know things, but being wrong.

And you, he was making fun of you. A lot of us do but most of it sails over your head.

Eagles have a dud like this every year, usually against the Redskins. Where they absolutely self destruct. Main concern is who is healthy on defense? Game changed when Blankenship and Adoree were out of the game. And Ojomo was dinged up. This was a gift to the Cowboys. All in Kelly Green Jerseys. So much for that mystique. Played like Marion Campbell's teams.

2 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

That’s…alarming. The blue print is stacking the box & mush zone to stop the O, yet they didn’t practice against what they’ve seen all year?

But sirianni is a great coach 🤣🤣

Just now, we_gotta_believe said:

And you, he was making fun of you. A lot of us do but most of it sails over your head.

Well.... you try... but it falls flat when youre always wrong. And stupid. Very very stupid.

But Im sure the likes from the RTK clan make you feel special so keep at it.

33 minutes ago, Ace Nova said:

Was that our first loss in the Kelly Greens?

Yep. First on the road too.

Saying "it’s everyone” and "we gotta execute better” and the like is basically saying nothing will change

5 minutes ago, pisceschica said:

It’s still a very talented roster even with hurts shortcomings. He didn’t pick hurts but there are problems with this team besides hurts. Like sirianni decision making and inability to learn from mistakes; bringing in another trash OC after the 2023. That is absolutely on him. It may not be the best situation in the history of nfl but having a gm that is not complacent and consistently giving you top talent is absolutely a great position to be in.

You don't get it. I'm saying that Hurts and him having a mismatch in schematics effectively nullifies his ability to contribute to the offense directly. This means he needs to rely on an OC more because Hurts skillset is basically the opposite of his offensive prototype. He has to bring in notably above average OCs or good scheme fit OCs because of this exact problem. That's why they keep getting plucked for head coaching jobs, and why he has to get a new one basically EVERY year.

It's easy to say that someone gets bad OCs when 4 out of 5 years they've had different ones. Most franchises don't have to deal with this to begin with because they hire one and keep him for multiple years - even top candidates often get this opportunity.

The Eagles claiming Gipson wasn’t just dumb, it was having him as your kick and punt returner, even mixing him in on offense on occasion like he’s some secret weapon is Fing laughable. They have this unearned confidence in him like he’s Devin Hester and had no connection to the team, it’s so bizarre.I don’t think that’s Howie, I think a coach or Joe Douglas vouched for him. Either way, hopefully it’s over. He brought nothing to the table. One of many baffling coaching decisions this season.

1 minute ago, Wentz_Era said:

That’s…alarming. The blue print is stacking the box & mush zone to stop the O, yet they didn’t practice against what they’ve seen all year?

Yup, every team this year has stacked the LOS and rushed 5, and in known passing situations sent a nickel or safety off the edge, hurts beat it twice once with a quick hit to AJ then once with his legs but to say we didnt practice against a 5 man front when thats all theyve seen all year is definitely concerning

Having said that Dickerson has sucked all year so maybe he just needs to sit down,physically and verbally.

Was today the 💩 show AJ was talking about?

He played real well today too.

Just now, HazletonEagle said:

Well.... you try... but it falls flat when youre always wrong. And stupid. Very very stupid.

But Im sure the likes from the RTK clan make you feel special so keep at it.

That's what's hilarious about it, you're just as dumb as RTK, and you still haven't figured out you're the other side of the same coin.

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

McLane: On the #Eagles' five possessions after they jumped out to a 21-0 lead, they ran the ball on first down four times (one time to head to the half).

They gained just five yards on those Saquon Barkley carries.

I suppose that could be evidence of taking their foot off the gas if you choose to look at it that way.

amazing. I literally said when they got up 21 to 0, don’t stop throwing the ball. You need to keep throwing it to AJ and Smith, because they don’t have an answer for it.

Really this goes back to Siriani and being conservative. (The penalties didn’t help and they shot themselves in the foot which is also something that needs to start looking in the mirror and holding guys accountable for). They did this against the Bucs and denver. They got up big and then just kind of went conservative and shot themselves in the foot. the next thing you know the Denver/TB have a chance to come back and win that game.

Imo you rely on too many things to go your way when you do that and at some point in time they aren’t. Add on it puts your offense into this funk that they can’t get themselves out of like they did against Denver and the Cowboys and it costs you as your defense runs out of gas or can’t save you. IMO sirianni either doesn’t trust his guys not to turnover it even with a big lead. his conservativeness (along with penalties) is reason why some of these big leads have become games where the win becomes a loss or in the balance

1 hour ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

That felt like a one read play. Hurts locked onto AJ and he was never able to get separation.

Thats fine but it has to be a one read and run design

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

Really this goes back to Siriani and being conservative.

And this is what they decided on as an offense so Jalen doesn't make mistakes.

5 minutes ago, Lambo said:

Biggest comeback in Cowboys franchise history.

Biggest blown lead since Andy's first year as coach.

I think this says a lot more about the Cowboys than anything else.

1 minute ago, we_gotta_believe said:

That's what's hilarious about it, you're just as dumb as RTK, and you still haven't figured out you're the other side of the same coin.

Actually.... thats you!

Boom.