1 minute ago, Sack that QB said:

Lol

5 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Probably more like the Steichen offense tbh

I'm sure that's the vision. The passing was better under Steichen. And honestly it could work. But it's also very unambitious in terms of change. In any case it appears they are bringing the virtual guys in person so maybe the Mannion in person isn't as meaningful

1 minute ago, NOTW said:

That's a nice play but the OT had really bad footwork. He misjudged Moore's angle and tries to slice inside. He gets caught on one leg. If he had just stayed where he was after his first step he would have had a much better chance.

1 minute ago, NCiggles said:

That's a nice play but the OT had really bad footwork. He misjudged Moore's angle and tries to slice inside. He gets caught on one leg. If he had just stayed where he was after his first step he would have had a much better chance.

1v1 is easy to get excited about but also should be taken with a grain of salt. This goes for OL/DL and WR/DB. These guys are almost never going to be on the island they are in these drills. However, when you see amazing technique like this...ooooh boy.

Look at this arm extension. He's single arm pressing a 300lb man. Holy impressive.

31 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

Wonder if that's anything to do with the 5 straight weeks of no snaps for Tank and then he starts finally getting some

5 hours ago, LeanMeanGM said:

It's kinda weird there has been absolutely nothing reported on the Dolphins DC interviews besides them interviewing Clint Hurtt for the job. Dolphins also just lost their secondary/PGC to the Jets. I think Hurtt would jump all over that job if offered too.

Unless they plan on keeping Anthony Weaver which would be kind of weird.

Heard Weaver may end up joining Minter

I honestly think they want to speak to Thomas Brown at least as part of this process so this could drag on

1 minute ago, kiwieagle said:

I honestly think they want to speak to Thomas Brown at least as part of this process so this could drag on

Two weeks is a long time to wait. As it is their odds of replacing the position coaches well go down each day.

Also NE offense has scored a historic low in playoffs fwiw

1 hour ago, SinCityEaglesFan2 said:

I like Jackson a lot. he is a GROWN MAN

How many things can you do wrong on a single play? Stood up. Waist bending, not knee bending. You call that a punch? Never anchored because he was on tiptoe. Brutal.

If he laid down maybe Jackson could have tripped over him.

16 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

Two weeks is a long time to wait. As it is their odds of replacing the position coaches well go down each day.

Also NE offense has scored a historic low in playoffs fwiw

I'm not saying I am a fan of the move but I can imagine a world where the Eagles have him pegged as a candidate high up on their list.

3 hours ago, RememberTheKoy said:

If so, window is officially closed kids. I'll throw up immediately after reading if this happens

51 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Shefty trolling Eagles fans confirmed.

🤣

6 minutes ago, kiwieagle said:

I'm not saying I am a fan of the move but I can imagine a world where the Eagles have him pegged as a candidate high up on their list.

I think if there is no hire by Monday then that becomes more likely but I think there will be

Regardless of who they hire, the messaging will be about their due diligence and that "The Eagles got their man."

1 hour ago, ManuManu said:

The offense was so disjointed to start the season. It's telling that the seemed to think part of that was on Stoutland. It seems, though, Sirianni was really unable to fix things. I also wonder how much of it may have been due to Stoutland wanting Hurts to run.

I really don't think this is a Lurie/Howie problem. Yeah they have egos and like to pull the strings behind the scenes, but there's a lot of that in the NFL. Those two happen to be very good at it...which there's not a lot of. And as goofy as Siriani is when he jaws with fans and opposing players...he actually has demonstrated a solid knack for professional interactions and conflict resolution when handling his own team. So I'm not buying him as the problem either.

Lurie/Howie put it on a billboard that this job comes with full autonomy. So that's not it either.

The job stability here...that is an issue. This is a win-now team that has had immense OC turnover. The possibility of cleaning house is on the horizon if they have a bad year. That hurts.

Knowing that there is a reckoning in 1 year...if they thought they could get meaningfully more out of this personnel than Patullo, that's also an opportunity to be the hero and a slam-dunk HC in 2027. But I think the impression of the personnel on this offense is that these guys are concerned they will not reliably be able to turn it around.

More evidence McDaniel was set on Chargers. I don’t think McDaniel and Daboll were indictments of eagles but the false reputation can become reality at some point with other candidates

3 hours ago, Mike030270 said:

I'd be upset if Vic retired. He could build a big legacy here considering he's got a bunch of young guys that believe in his system

Would definitely be a bummer.

4 hours ago, Sack that QB said:

Mannion seems to have promise but man that would be wild if they have the job to a dude who was a coach for like a year. Would be such an extreme pivot to what they were looking for. And would be an indicator that they got really desperate and tried to throw a dart at the next genius offensive mind before someone else snatched him up.

It could just an easily be an indicator that they were simply that impressed with him.

2 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I really don't think this is a Lurie/Howie problem. Yeah they have egos and like to pull the strings behind the scenes, but there's a lot of that in the NFL. Those two happen to be very good at it...which there's not a lot of. And as goofy as Siriani is when he jaws with fans and opposing players...he actually has demonstrated a solid knack for professional interactions and conflict resolution when handling his own team. So I'm not buying him as the problem either.

Lurie/Howie put it on a billboard that this job comes with full autonomy. So that's not it either.

The job stability here...that is an issue. This is a win-now team that has had immense OC turnover. The possibility of cleaning house is on the horizon if they have a bad year. That hurts.

Knowing that there is a reckoning in 1 year...if they thought they could get meaningfully more out of this personnel than Patullo, that's also an opportunity to be the hero and a slam-dunk HC in 2027. But I think the impression of the personnel on this offense is that these guys are concerned they will not reliably be able to turn it around.

You're right that stability is an issue. They could have a top 10 type offense and still look to get rid of the OC. The HC will have no real loyalty to the OC especially if there are issues. The OC may get to choose some staff but there will be position coaches that may not agree with his approach. It's not like he's going into a pit of vipers but there are drawbacks.

In my heart of hearts I want Sirianni and Patullo both gone.

Now.

Keeping either one will hurt us.

3 hours ago, Wentz_Era said:

Ah yes…his sub .500 record there was so good. It’s very clear that he’s not a good HC, last time he was an OC was close to 40 years ago.

AS HC he would still call the plays right? Pretty much blows up your 90's offense claims, and I'm not asking for him to be the HC so please try to stay on topic

1 year groom to become HC?

1 minute ago, NOTW said:

1 year groom to become HC?

Don't know what it is with that dude but he must be a pain in the ass to work with or something that Reid is the only one that seems to want to deal with him longer than a season and he gets no head coach traction.

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

sirianni when this was mentioned to him as they looked for an OC and he could’ve done this last year: