4 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

I think that argument was overplayed too. I still think personnel is a huge component in all of this that is under-weighted.

I like the hire. I don't like what it says about the Eagles OC job, paradoxically, but I like what the Eagles are pursuing with the hire. They'd rather get good people in than essentially safe administrators.

I think the eagles have consistently not gotten the most desired candidates for a while. But they’ve made it work by hiring guys a year early.

I’m not going to pretend Mannion would have been at the top of a list I made a week ago but he’s here and I’m getting excited about the possibilities. Whether I think it has a 20% chance of working out or 80% doesn’t matter and I’m not worrying about it

2 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

I think Doyle was smart to remove his name. He’s already OC in Chicago and it doesn’t help his career to move. He’ll learn from Ben Johnson and probably get a HC gig in 2 years straight from there. Calling plays in Philly could accelerate his rise only slightly and the downside is high

Excellent point.

I dont think its as clear cut as, "the eagles had to settle for their 5th pick" thus "the process was bad".

2 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

Were they still a talented team in 23? Yeah. Most of that core won the SB the next year. Did they have flaws? Sure, but most teams do. They fell apart because the OC and DC sucked and got shredded in Tampa. What I expect him to do is not hire people because they are on his staff and his friends. Same thing happened this year. He made horrible decisions and the results were ineptitude and massive failure.

I expect him to not sit by and watch Dickerson and Cam play when they are hurt. People want to point to injuries there as an excuse, which would be fine if Toth didn't come in and play better just to be put back on the bench for the walking wounded.

I expect him to not be ultra conservative to the point it's detrimental to the team or watch KP sink the team because he was in way over his head without trying to make any changes. He either didn't make changes and/or didn't know how to make any changes to get the offense going.

It doesn't get more wide open than this season, so yeah, it's a wasted SB year and that's on him.

Exactly. Were they guaranteed to win? No. Would they have had a better chance than most teams considering they returned 90% of the starters from last year? Yes. Literally one coach derailed the entire season, and the head coach just sat there and watched it happen

26 minutes ago, HazletonEagle said:

I question the eagles ability to evaluate the QB position considering who we have starting, and trading for Pickett when we already had McKee. And hiring Love's QB coach. Though, Love has developed from what he began as. So, theres that. And theres also the small sample of Malik Willis.

I already said Im not impressed by the GB scheme. But it can be effective if we start focusing on speed in the WR corps. What would be better would be if he brings more of the McVay style of offense with him rather than the GB stuff.

Then again, maybe the GB offense looks a lot better if it had our personnel.

The Green Bay offense was 4th in EPA this year.

33 minutes ago, pgcd3 said:

This has to be a narrative spoon fed by the Eagles to Bucky....

14 minutes ago, devpool said:

Exactly. Were they guaranteed to win? No. Would they have had a better chance than most teams considering they returned 90% of the starters from last year? Yes. Literally one coach derailed the entire season, and the head coach just sat there and watched it happen

Not sure that's true. Patullo deserves alot of blame but we keep forgetting the O-line wasn't nearly as good this year. Jurgens, Dickerson and Lane being injured mostly all season was a big reason we weren't as good.

Sheil asked Berman about Schefter eluding to some other Eagles news and Berman said he can't say what specifically Schefter was referring to because it could be anything, but he said around this time of the year you always get a lot of buzz when you cover an NFL team and he said there's been some buzz about a specific potential piece of news that he's trying to track right now to see if it's legit and he said he should get more clarity on it within the next couple of days. And if he confirms it's something he'll report it, but he said right now since it's unconfirmed he can't say what it is.

He did say it's nothing to do with a new stadium.

14 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Sheil asked Berman about Schefter eluding to some other Eagles news and Berman said he can't say what specifically Schefter was referring to because it could be anything, but he said around this time of the year you always get a lot of buzz when you cover an NFL team and he said there's been some buzz about a specific potential piece of news that he's trying to track right now to see if it's legit and he said he should get more clarity on it within the next couple of days. And if he confirms it's something he'll report it, but he said right now since it's unconfirmed he can't say what it is.

He did say it's nothing to do with a new stadium.

Did he give any hint od it potentially being good news or bad news?

Didn’t indicate if it was good or bad news.

I'm excited/hopeful to see the Shanahan/McVay system make its way to our offense.

4 hours ago, Wentz_Era said:

This isn’t real is it? That dude is a straight POS grifter lol.

If only that was the most influential position a POS grifter held

5 hours ago, bpac55 said:

What does this even mean?

Nipah can't get here fast enough

1 hour ago, 315Eagles said:

Not sure that's true. Patullo deserves alot of blame but we keep forgetting the O-line wasn't nearly as good this year. Jurgens, Dickerson and Lane being injured mostly all season was a big reason we weren't as good.

That falls on coaching for trotting out 2 injured, limp D dudes all year long even after Toth proved more than capable at C. Whether that was patullo or stoutland idk (patullo should be making lineup decisions for the offense), but Sirianni as the HC needed to be a HC in that moment and force whoever to put those two on the shelf.

1 hour ago, HazletonEagle said:

Excellent point.

I dont think its as clear cut as, "the eagles had to settle for their 5th pick" thus "the process was bad".

Ultimately if someone doesn’t want to work for Sirriani, have Hurts as QB, be in the Philly media market or be in the cold then you have to move on to the next person. I don’t think you want to convince someone who doesn’t want it because the stress of the job and market are too much.

People on this board act like it’s unusual but that is happening all over with players, coaches etc. It’s just part of building a team

1 hour ago, eagle45 said:

Let's play a matching game:

Scenarios for 2026:

A. Offense is great, Eagles win SB.

B. Offense is great, Eagles lose somewhere in playoffs.

C. Offense is not that good, but better than 2025, Eagles lose early in playoffs.

D. Offense is identical to 2025, Eagles lose early in playoffs.

E. Team implodes, offense bad, Eagles miss playoffs.

Reactions to those scenarios:

1. Keep Siri as HC, allow Mannion to walk if HC job presents itself.

2. Fire Siri, promote Mannion to HC.

3. Fire everyone.

Match a number with each letter.

Assuming fire everyone means OC and sirianni, anything that isn't a super bowl victory is a fire Nick scenario. B is #2, fire nick let mannion take over. Everything else is fire everyone.