7 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

I know you're kidding, but for those who may not know, most NCAA teams require their OL to wear braces on both legs regardless of injury.

I don't follow college or know who that player is, you're right I just saw the picture and thought it was funny.

The real deal breaker no one wants to acknowledge, so I'll just say it.

McDaniel was told he had to stop wearing capri pants and let Big Dom take him track suit shopping.

Just now, LeanMeanGM said:

This feels like semantics. The offense was great in 2022 and you could say 2024 although it largely was due to Barkley having a historic season.

I just would want to know who’s primarily at fault for 2023, majority of 2024 passing game and 2025. Eagles spent a ton of money on offense and it should have looked better. That’s all.

I can understand wanting to know more about what caused what, but last I checked Sirianni's influence was lessened during 2024, or what people have said, and in 2023, I've said it several times, but the offense was not the problem by any means. They were 6th ranked, but Hurts threw like 15 picks, and they had the 30th ranked defense, which limited what the offense could achieve in results. The defensive roster was also a mess, we had Nicholas Morrow at linebacker, etc.

I think 2025 is the biggest thing to question. I still haven't figured out why people look back to 2023 and primarily get mad about Brian Johnson rather than the defense...though that's off topic.

I get why you want to figure out what's causing what, yeah. But I'm in favor of taking a real deep dive into it, rather than a surface level test. Unfortunately, this would provide no clarity to the fans, but I don't really mind that as long as they fix whatever is wrong.

Chip Kelly is still available!

Daboll would be fine. He’ll fit in great with his absurdly high second down run rate.

Brady probably gets a HC job, but I kinda like the ball control offense he ran with limited passing game weapons.

Robinson would be disappointing.

Weis would be… who the hell knows?

Cooter seems like a knockoff Steichen. Could work out. Could be awful.

Who else has interviewed?

52 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I guess we know where Mike Mcdaniel lands in the Herbert vs. Hurts debate.

We also know where the Lombardi Trophy lands in the Herbert vs Hurts debate.

2 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Chip Kelly is still available!

actually no hes not - hes at Northwestern now

1 minute ago, ManuManu said:

Daboll would be fine. He’ll fit in great with his absurdly high second down run rate.

Brady probably gets a HC job, but I kinda like the ball control offense he ran with limited passing game weapons.

Robinson would be disappointing.

Weis would be… who the hell knows?

Cooter seems like a knockoff Steichen. Could work out. Could be awful.

Who else has interviewed?

Kliff Kingsbury was rumored to have an interview by someone ( can’t remember who) honestly can you image Hurts in an air raid offense?

Oh yeah, Grizzard. I would like him on staff, just not as the OC.

Just now, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

actually no hes not - hes at Northwestern now

Poor Northwestern…

1 minute ago, Mortimer said:

We also know where the Lombardi Trophy lands in the Herbert vs Hurts debate.

belongs to barkley and fangio.

7 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Daboll would be fine. He’ll fit in great with his absurdly high second down run rate.

Brady probably gets a HC job, but I kinda like the ball control offense he ran with limited passing game weapons.

Robinson would be disappointing.

Weis would be… who the hell knows?

Cooter seems like a knockoff Steichen. Could work out. Could be awful.

Who else has interviewed?

Grizzard

Daboll, Kingsbury, Brady are all kind of in the same general tier for me. Hard to say who would be best. They’ve all had good and bad seasons with teams.

17 minutes ago, Mike030270 said:

Rtk and skippy and whoever else that pounce whenever someone says something that's not praising Hurts

Right now Hurts is Schrodinger's QB and exists in a state of being both a Super Bowl MVP and a bottom 5 QB until a new OC is hired and we observe how he operates in the new system.

I also forgot about Kafka. Eww.

Damn, forgot about Slowik too. Meh.

Daboll was always the best ‘fit’. Has ties to team but is strong enough to be independent.

I’d say Brady is a good option as well.

If both get other gigs then next best is hard to figure.

On paper Kingsbury is a very good fit too but it’s curious that he seems to invisible

Hopefully Lurie and Howie have called Andy Reid and asked how he feels about the crumbled pile of rubble the Chiefs look like and if he is ready to slow down a bit and come back to philly in a coordinator role.

I won’t post it to get him views but ESP dropped another banger that the OC position is so overblown and Hurts, Sirianni and the O-line are the only things that matter when it comes to being good on offense.

1 hour ago, eagle45 said:

I guess we know where Mike Mcdaniel lands in the Herbert vs. Hurts debate.

It's a perfect match since McDaniel never won anything in Miami and Herbert hasn't won a single playoff game in SIX seasons.

Oof

56 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Yeah, he wants to coach a real QB. Shame

Hard to blame him for wanting to coach a QB with zero playoff wins in six seasons over a SB MVP.

30 minutes ago, Talonblood said:

The better kickers in the draft- in case we draft one:

1. Lucas Carneiro, Ole Miss

2. Trey Smack, Florida

3. Will Ferrin, BYU

4. Dominic Zvada, Michigan

5. Drew Stevens, Iowa

Trey smack sounds like a great kicker name

32 minutes ago, NCiggles said:

But who is them?

"Nobody knows. Only they know who is them." - Carlos Rodriguez , Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid