1 hour ago, greend said:

Wrinkly butt?

That too.

27 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

2017 according to wiki

When Childress was promoted to assistant head coach, Nagy became the lone offensive coordinator.^[93] In December, with the Chiefs at 6–5 after a 5–0 start to the season, Reid ceded play-calling duties to Nagy.^[95] Under Nagy, the Chiefs finished the regular season 4–1 and averaged 28.6 points during the stretch.^[96] Kansas City's offense, which ranked 20th in 2016, was the fifth-best unit in 2017;

Don't stop there with the Wikipedia article.

In the Wild Card Round, the Chiefs were defeated by the Tennessee Titans after the Titans erased a 21–3 deficit in the second half to win 22–21; amid rumors that Reid was calling plays again, Nagy reaffirmed he was doing so and called the game a "failure in my book."[98][99]

He actually sounds like he would be a perfect fit for us. Fit right in and it will be like we made no change at all.

I don’t think Daboll to the Titans is nearly as close to a done deal as McDaniel to the chargers is btw. I would not be totally StunnEd if a chip Kelly situation emerged there and the Eagles went back to him and gave him some mega contract that lured him. Russini is the only one who has reported this so far.

I just can't get excited about this whole situation. I pretty much expected someone exactly like Nagy or Kafka so maybe I've already talked myself into it.

IMO the scheme they've been running isn't horrible, it's more been the playcalling, game planning, and personnel packages.

If they would have just called a coherent game, actually put their best 11 players on the field instead of jumping on the 13 personnel trend, or maybe not gone insanely conservative overall, there's an offense that actually works somewhere in there.

1. Playcalling experience. 2. A breadth of experience in multiple organizations/systems. 3. A QB perspective

I'm a little surprised so many people are willing to risk it with younger unproven coaches. IMO that's not where we are in the lifecycle of this team, and post-Kevin Patullo

Just now, Sack that QB said:

I don’t think Daboll to the Titans is nearly as close to a done deal as McDaniel to the chargers is btw. I would not be totally StunnEd if a chip Kelly situation emerged there and the Eagles went back to him and gave him some mega contract that lured him. Russini is the only one who has reported this so far.

I had a theory before and I still think it could wind up being true, I think daboll believes he’s getting that bills HC job. Frankly, I think he’s getting that bills job because I think his relationship with Josh Allen. So if he truly thinks he’s getting that head coaching job and Robert Saleh is a good friend of his, I could see him doing him a solid. Saying look i was one of the top coaches out therein this cycle and i was going to take that titans job. It makes look like well if daboll was interested and he was a big name this cycle then it must be a better job then what meets the eye.

I would not remotely be shocked if he didn’t get that bills head coaching job and then he doesn’t go to the Titans

my bad if already posted

37 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Big difference - Daboll called plays in Buffalo with Allen. Reid calls the plays in KC.

Pretty sure Reid has said he doesn't always call plays. He let's others do so as well.

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

I’m telling you he’s not going to do coaching in the near future. Just what I was told by a couple of the Arizona coaches out here. I would love for him to be a quarterback coach. I think he’s very knowledgeable and he knows how to relate information. So I am guessing that he would be good as a QB coach and potentially OC. But I just don’t think it’s his time yet that he doesn’t want to be in that field.

I thought we were throwing out BS names? Got serious fast

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

I had a theory before and I still think it could wind up being true, I think daboll believes he’s getting that bills HC job. Frankly, I think he’s getting that bills job because I think his relationship with Josh Allen. So if he truly thinks he’s getting that head coaching job and Robert Saleh is a good friend of his, I could see him doing him a solid. Saying look i was one of the top coaches out therein this cycle and i was going to take that titans job. It makes look like well if daboll was interested and he was a big name this cycle then it must be a better job then what meets the eye.

I would not remotely be shocked if he didn’t get that bills head coaching job and then he doesn’t go to the Titans

Would not surprise me, given how clueless the Bills came off today, thinking Brian Daboll is the cure to their playoff woes would be quite the decision.

1 minute ago, Diehardfan said:

I thought we were throwing out BS names? Got serious fast

I feel like people had Nick Foles as a more serious one. People legit wanting it all over Twitter

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

I feel like people had Nick Foles as a more serious one. People legit wanting it all over Twitter

You want Philly Philly?

I'm so old that I saw Nagy play QB at the U of Delaware. Had season tickets back then. I can't even remember what year it was. 😎

Hmmm I'd consider him being our OC.

This OC search/Nagy news is like me in my 20s at the bar at 2 am…

Cooter sounds pretty good right about now.

Here's the big news

So that I don't have to keep beating this dead horse....

Can we just acknowledge that, right now, the optics certainly are that the NFL coaching community does not appear to have a high opinion of the pieces we have in place on offense and that it's concerning?

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

I think minter will be a good coach, but funny. Fire Harbaugh, only to hire his brother’s protege.

Choosing between Natt Magy or Cooter Brown doesn’t feel great.

Was I high or did the practice squad announcers try to make us pronounce Nagy as "Nudge” back in the day when he had his cup of coffee here at QB?

F it let’s just let fangio be DC and OC….

3 minutes ago, Wentz_Era said:

I think minter will be a good coach, but funny. Fire Harbaugh, only to hire his brother’s protege.

I think it would be even more funny if he hires Greg Roman as his OC

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

I think it would be even more funny if he hires Greg Roman as his OC

I think honestly Minter really took off under John…then followed Jim to Michigan IIRC?

Put it this way:

My concern about who the offensive coordinator will be in 2026: 3/10

My concern, based on how this search is going, what it says about the state of our offense and its future trajectory: 100/10

If the narrative was so clean and true that it was all Patullo, Patullo was the devil, this offense just mints competent OC's into HC's (Steichen/Moore)...it does not seem that NFL offensive coaches have that viewpoint.

1 minute ago, Wentz_Era said:

I think honestly Minter really took off under John…then followed Jim to Michigan IIRC?

Was an assistant with the ravens from 2017-2020

Tbh I thought the two hires that pretty much made sense to me was minter going to the ravens and I thought the Steelers for sure were gonna harder after Brian Flores

9 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

So that I don't have to keep beating this dead horse....

Can we just acknowledge that, right now, the optics certainly are that the NFL coaching community does not appear to have a high opinion of the pieces we have in place on offense and that it's concerning?

Or they don't want to work for Sirianni.

Or they don't want the pressure of playing for a Super Bowl contender in Philly.