Sirianni was stripped of input on this offense. We all know this. Blame him for being a CEO HC that doesn’t contribute to the offense.

Dont blame him if you don’t like what you see on offense. He’s not even an ingredient in the meal.

This might be the most overrated defense in the league. Dline is overrated and over paid. That fat sheet Davis took Howie to the cleaners. Carter is suppose to be a "generational" type player. Coop has been getting owned all season. Campbell is ass in coverage and both safety have been getting butt fd. Cam Ward had one of the best games of his career and Keenum just went off

Running game and the oline looked really good in the first half. Disappearedin the 2nd. For fs sake these screens to Lemon are obvious. Stop using them. You can see it right away and know it's about to get blown up. Both ints by Dalton and Qb1 were awful. They threw it right to the defender. This team is ass in more than one way

9 minutes ago, Diehardfan said:

Damn...

The contrarian point is there are times a leader has step in if something isn't right or there are delays. Do you leave an inexperienced OC in the mire to stay hands off? Nope

Coaching!

Chargers may sit at 0-3, but there’s still a reason Mike McDaniel chose to watch Madison Beer from the box than to coach here. There’s a reason they couldn’t get a more experienced OC when the entire mission of the offseason was an experienced play caller with a track record.

I hope the Rams blow the doors off us

14 minutes ago, UK Eagle said:

The contrarian point is there are times a leader has step in if something isn't right or there are delays. Do you leave an inexperienced OC in the mire to stay hands off? Nope

Vic coaches the defense from the booth so I don’t know about that point Joyner is trying to make.

Vic should've retired in the offseason. Give Clint the job

The Eagles will beat the Rams next week.

5 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Chargers may sit at 0-3, but there’s still a reason Mike McDaniel chose to watch Madison Beer from the box than to coach here. There’s a reason they couldn’t get a more experienced OC when the entire mission of the offseason was an experienced play caller with a track record.

🙄

Just now, DaBirds said:

The Eagles will beat the Rams next week.

I hope Stafford puts up 30 plus

2 minutes ago, BDawk_ASamuel said:

Vic coaches the defense from the booth so I don’t know about that point Joyner is trying to make.

If I was an O coach, I'd prefer to be on the touchline but can see why an inexperienced coach may prefer the booth. Less noise, less chaos and easier to focus.

As a HC, I'd want my rookie OC on the touchline so we can interact face to face while the D is on the field. Especially with some new O staff too. Fangio has the latitude to be where he wants as he's proven his success to do as he pleases

49 minutes ago, coalesce said:

It's absolutely crazy they're still running that Lemon play. At this point you could have just faked it and probably had 40 receivers wide open because they'd be expecting it considering how many times we run it.

They've leaned so hard into that play, that it must be a setup for a go-route or something (but where is it) - everybody knows to crash down on for an easy TFL/drive killer.

Brutal reality watching a well coached team vs a sheet show like the Eagles. This season could get real ugly in the next few weeks if things don’t improve on both sides of the ball.

Just now, NCTANK said:

Brutal reality watching a well coached team vs a sheet show like the Eagles. This season could really ugly in the next few weeks if things don’t improve on both sides of the ball.

This team is overrated. They beat 2 bad teams. It took a last min drive to beat the Titans. They might win the division because I think the cowboys are that bad. They're one and done in the playoffs again.

28 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Sirianni was stripped of input on this offense. We all know this. Blame him for being a CEO HC that doesn’t contribute to the offense.

Dont blame him if you don’t like what you see on offense. He’s not even an ingredient in the meal.

He still runs the timing, pacing and decision making aspects at the very least during the game.

I also highly doubt he’s not involved in game planning. Developing situational plans. Or locked out of all meetings all week and relegated to giving speeches about flowers. We are just assuming he’s been neutered. If he is practicing a hands off approach, this is a time where he needs to step in and look at delegation of responsibilities.

29 minutes ago, eagle45 said:

Sirianni was stripped of input on this offense. We all know this. Blame him for being a CEO HC that doesn’t contribute to the offense.

Dont blame him if you don’t like what you see on offense. He’s not even an ingredient in the meal.

Sirianni moments, a) was it worth going ballistic over a rightly called intentional grounding b) could the blue tent sequence have been managed with a timeout, etc. c) should we have gone on 4th and short at midfield, rather than trying to draw them offsides. Otherwise, most of his work is done prepping during the week (which isn't looking too hot).