1 hour ago, DawkinsOwnage03 said:

The firing stuff has us rolling at the house. Nobody is going to fire Siri when he is 8-4 coming off a domination SB win and is the top coach in wins for the past 4 years. That’s first, second nobody is benching or trading Hurts when he was SB MVP last season and is 8-4. 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂

I get being mad, I’m mad but let’s get in reality here.

Hurts is playing like dog ish and the only reason he won SB MVP is because you can't give it to an entire defense (and it's basically an exclusive QB award now, like regular MVP). Winning a super bowl shouldn't make him God. It wasn't one bad game, it's been 4 in a row now and he wasn't great before the bye either. One game isn't going to kill him

2 minutes ago, Uscg-green said:

Michigan just got completely hosed. Football refs are just God awful at all levels.

No worries. Review fixed it.

4 minutes ago, devpool said:

We really haven't, injuries are the main reason the line sucks so bad. Lane was hurt and playing on it, now on IR, jurgens and Dickerson have been hurt all year long and it's extremely obvious they can't move because of it.

We got really lucky last year, this year we have no such luck

Eh i think some of the injury things with the oline is overstated. Mailata is healthy and just regressed this year. Steen has been relatively healthy and he’s just Ok. Jurgens and Dickerson have been banged up, but even in thee absence the running game has looked unspectacular outside of a game against the giants. Fred Johnson is not great but he’s serviceable at RT with lane. Imo their pass blocking isn’t an issue for the most part. It’s run blocking.

No offense to lane, i love him but at 35 years old probably shouldn’t be banking on him to just stay healthy for 17 weeks. Pryor was never the answer. Pretty sure over last couple years he’s been better at guard than tackle. People are gonna hate that I say this but I felt this way at the draft too even with loving Campbell, the Eagles really should’ve been buying into the trenches philosophy and moving up to get Simmons and not Campbell. Simmons would’ve been a top 10 pick if he didn’t get hurt that year. He could also play guard. Simmons has looked good when he’s played albeit he’s not out for a while with a wrist injury. this isn’t I’m upset with Campbell. I do think he’ll be a good player. i tend to think Campbell was drafted due to the knowledge Dean was out and likely gone at end of 2025 and likely baun is gone after 2027. However i think assuming lane at 35 wasn’t eventually going to break down and just play 17 games was more dire situation then eagles anticipated.

1 minute ago, Iggles_Phan said:

No worries. Review fixed it.

Surprised but glad they did. Usually don't get overturned in piles like that

19 minutes ago, RLC said:

There is such a disconnect between personnel and scheme.

Our TEs can't block? Use em as blockers.
Our WRs can't block? Run screens.
Have a short-yardage play? Use Saquon over Tank
Dickerson can't move because of the meniscus? Have him pull

Our best plays pretty much all come from empty because Hurts' legs actively scare defenses + it's harder to double our 2 good WRs with all that space. Yet we still run more condensed sets than empty sets.

Stout should be getting blame as well

Just now, Uscg-green said:

Surprised but glad they did. Usually don't get overturned in piles like that

Was more than "clear and obvious", he didn't even get into the pile.

Horrible call by the linesmen, but they got it right in the end, and that's what really matters.

17 minutes ago, RememberTheKoy said:

Matt Patricia was brought onboard by Howie who was a huge fan of him. That demote Desai for Patricia move was for sure made or at least pressured onto Nick by Howie.

I also think how terribly that ended up working out in 2023 makes Nick hesitant to do an in season demotion like that again. Plus it is his good friend who he hired. I don't think anything will happen until the end of the season and then Howie and Lurie will have their talk about needing a new OC that they will pick or Nick will have to pack his bags as well.

I think that is a big reason why the details of Nick's new contract ever came public. They low-balled him because even though he came off of a Super Bowl win they didn't have full faith in him and he had already made the move to hire his friend instead of look at any outside options at OC.

To the second paragraph, I think the difference in this scenario is that the 2023 defense wasn’t under performing. They just weren’t very good and weren’t overly talented. They had a ton of holes on that defense. Imo the 2025 Eagles offense is under performing considering how much talent is put into on that offense. That’s the main difference from 2023 Eagles defense and the 2025 Eagles offense. Imo coaching the 2023 wasn’t going to make much of an improvement. The talent was lacking. I think better coaching would maximize our offensive talent more. How much? Not sure but i do think it would be better

Goes under the radar, but Sidney Brown was Fing atrocious yesterday. That score could’ve been even worse if Caleb Williams connected on some throws. At this point just bring in Justin Simmons and activate Marcus Epps off of IR cause brown is bad bad.

Feels like they lost to GB and he changed his mind is really what happened

The most blame goes to Howie Roseman here, ultimately. These are the players and the coaches he selected. And it's just not good enough. Simple as that. This team just isn't that talented as a whole. Has a lot of great pieces, but some fatal flaws that have caught up to them. This team is maybe one and done this year. There's also a Superbowl hangover where they got fat and happy. Guys coming off career years and only going down. I expect nothing from this team going forward this year. The changes to fix this needed to happen by now and they didn’t.

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

Goes under the radar, but Sidney Brown was Fing atrocious yesterday. That score could’ve been even worse if Caleb Williams connected on some throws. At this point just bring in Justin Simmons and activate Marcus Epps off of IR cause brown is bad bad.

Yeah he is brutal. Just a terrible player

I have the Eagles losing the division at 80% or better

1 hour ago, AmericanEagle77 said:

Let's just call a spade a spade.

"What does he even do here anyway?"
"He brings no competitive advantage."
"He's just a cheerleader."

What were the other ones? Someone help me? If we're just going to have another run of the 2023-2024 offseason which I had to leave the board for, we can. Frankly at this point it's easier to troll this instead.

But the answer is that because you're not inside the building, and Sirianni isn't a traditional gameday coach, you have no idea. Unfortunately, people admitting that is far beyond how human brains are generally able to function, so "I'm not sure, and you aren't either" isn't an answer that anyone will accept.

All the posters always asking "what does he do?" or "he doesnt do anything" have no idea.

Do people really think he just sits around in the locker room and practice field giving players speeches all day?

If he truly does nothing and the players dont like him, then everyone in that organization including Lurie and Howie, know and they will remove him.

I've been saying that I dont think Sirianni goes anywhere unless he has another subpar season in 2026. But if that does happen it will be interesting to me who they move off first, Sirianni or Hurts. They've both had success together but also both have their flaws.

29 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

I've been saying it all year. Byron Young offers nothing for the amount of snaps he's playing. I noticed him for the first time all year yesterday. He broke through the line untouched then looked like he had no idea what to do standing up as straight as he could while the RB ran to the left side of the line. The Eagles have always had better than expected production from DT4. This year, not the case. How he is playing that many snaps, let alone still on the roster is beyond confusing.

Wth happend to the Vanilla Gorilla. Everyone was so excited about the pick. The fact that hes not even active says a lot. With Campbell not getting any snaps and Makuba hurt this draft class is pretty meh unlike last year

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

Goes under the radar, but Sidney Brown was Fing atrocious yesterday. That score could’ve been even worse if Caleb Williams connected on some throws. At this point just bring in Justin Simmons and activate Marcus Epps off of IR cause brown is bad bad.

I mean you could say the same for Hurts. Score might have been different if he connected on some throws.

1 minute ago, 315Eagles said:

All the posters always asking "what does he do?" or "he doesnt do anything" have no idea.

Do people really think he just sits around in the locker room and practice field giving players speeches all day?

If he truly does nothing and the players dont like him, then everyone in that organization including Lurie and Howie, know and they will remove him.

I've been saying that I dont think Sirianni goes anywhere unless he has another subpar season in 2026. But if that does happen it will be interesting to me who they move off first, Sirianni or Hurts. They've both had success together but also both have their flaws.

Last paragraph i think they move off of sirianni first. I still think lurie believes hurts is his Russell Wilson. So i think he’ll get a HC he believes can help the offense and hurts. If that doesn’t work then i think they move off of hurts.

The falloff on the OL is pretty extreme. Every interior player is worse this year with 2 injuries and a player downgrade. It's making a huge difference. Also Mailata has been just ok and Lane is out. And when you have weak O coaches you can't work around that

Just now, 315Eagles said:

I mean you could say the same for Hurts. Score might have been different if he connected on some throws.

Also true. However brown has been consistently bad when he’s been given chances to play since returning from his knee injury. I tend to think hurts will play somewhat better. I don’t think brown is. He is just not very good.

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

Last paragraph i think they move off of sirianni first. I still think lurie believes hurts is his Russell Wilson. So i think he’ll get a HC he believes can help the offense and hurts. If that doesn’t work then i think they move off of hurts.

100% they'd get rid of Sirriani before Hurts

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

Last paragraph i think they move off of sirianni first. I still think lurie believes hurts is his Russell Wilson. So i think he’ll get a HC he believes can help the offense and hurts. If that doesn’t work then i think they move off of hurts.

Thats fair. If they feel Hurts will be the QB for another 4-5 years they better get a HC and offense specifically for him.

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

just wanna point this out I think this collapse if it happens is far worse than 2023. In 2023 you knew the defense was going to have a major regression that year. They lost a lot of guys, new DC and they frankly just didn’t have the talent to be anything better than maybe average. And you were having a first year offensive coordinator and a first year defensive coordinator. Furthermore, on offense, I can make the argument that the skill position players for the Eagles are superior to what the skill position players were in 2023. Now the offensive line isn’t as good.

Additionally, this is year five of Nick Sirianni‘s coaching career. This happened once before. So you would hope he would learn something from 2023 and be able to make adjustments and make some fixes so that collapse doesn’t happen. So if that collapse does happen over the next five weeks, in my opinion would be far worse than the collapse of 2023.

One point to argue when comparing collapses…the word collapse implies that you’ve built something and are crumbling from some height.

I think both collapses are somewhat exaggerated because in 2023…and now in 2025, so many of the wins early in the season were very, very lucky. This team’s 8 wins could easily be 5 right now, maybe less. And practically every game they won in 2023 was a coin toss.

We were extremely lucky to be at 8-2. Extremely lucky. Built into that collapse is that the luck just ran out.

4 minutes ago, manz2821 said:

Wth happend to the Vanilla Gorilla. Everyone was so excited about the pick. The fact that hes not even active says a lot. With Campbell not getting any snaps and Makuba hurt this draft class is pretty meh unlike last year

Tbh I didn’t love Robinson. Imo felt like there was always two scenarios that would play out with him. The first is he would look as good as he did his senior year in the NFL. Or since he was in college for six year and his first five years he was ok but not 12.5 sacks and dominant. He blew up his last year and that might have been fools gold to what he actually was. Too early to make that determination yet but not off to a great start.

2 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

100% they'd get rid of Sirriani before Hurts

Depends how they feel inside the building.

There have been negative reports about Hurts in the locker room. Now that doesn't mean they are accurate or that its majority of the locker room. Could be BS, could be just a couple players that dont care for Hurts. But there have been reports.

9 minutes ago, 315Eagles said:

All the posters always asking "what does he do?" or "he doesnt do anything" have no idea.

Do people really think he just sits around in the locker room and practice field giving players speeches all day?

If he truly does nothing and the players dont like him, then everyone in that organization including Lurie and Howie, know and they will remove him.

I've been saying that I dont think Sirianni goes anywhere unless he has another subpar season in 2026. But if that does happen it will be interesting to me who they move off first, Sirianni or Hurts. They've both had success together but also both have their flaws.

Nick before Hurts likely only because it's cap vs Lurie's wallet