2 minutes ago, Sack that QB said:

Who knows, still think McDaniels is the favorite. Not sure I’d count Brady out yet. I don’t know why they’d go Sirianni over Brady if they don’t want McDaniels. Brady is young, but this is the perfect type of situation to gamble on a guy like that given that they aren’t in a win now mode. Gives him time to grow.

Agreed. Seems like if you want to an offensive-minded thinker as a head coach, Josh and Brady are the top choices, maybe with Kellen coming in third. If you want a CEO-type coach, you go with Duce.

 

3 hours ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Looks like me at a baseball game.  

1 hour ago, Sack that QB said:

 

I stated it first, Birds likely to sign a HC by friday!

John must follow me on the blog or twitter.

14 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

So what are we thinking? It’s down to McDaniels and Sirianni with Duce as our break glass in case of emergency hire?

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Odds on the next Eagles Head Coach

 

Josh McDaniels +200

Duce Staley +300

Joe Brady +300

Jerod Mayo +400

Todd Bowles +500

Eric Bieniemy +700

Nick Sirianni +800

Brian Daboll +1200

 

 

 

 

 

14 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

So what are we thinking? It’s down to McDaniels and Sirianni with Duce as our break glass in case of emergency hire?

I'm going with my fellow paisan Sirianni.

Amanda Gorman is a heck of a poetess. Damn. 

3 minutes ago, BigEFly said:

Amanda Gorman is a heck of a poetess. Damn. 

Can she call plays?

I actually disagree with this because these two are among the very best in the league and not mere holdovers. Especially Stoutland who coaches the second most important group in the entire sport.

27 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

So what are we thinking? It’s down to McDaniels and Sirianni with Duce as our break glass in case of emergency hire?

It’s gonna get decided like this

 

28 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

Probably. I don’t think they are all in on Daniels as people were making it out to be a few days ago. He could still be the choice but their is clear hesitation 

I think A thing that people are missing is sirianni has a extensive background in wide receiver coaching.. Apparently the colts loved the work he’s done with their WRs. And the chargers also with theirs before he left for Indy. So not only are you going to ask him to salvage Carson Wentz he’s shown he is able to develop wide receivers which is something the Eagles besides one year under Mike groh have not been able to do. And really with Mike groh they didn’t develop any wide receivers as smith and jeffery were already developed. Agholor is the closest thing to being developed. 

 

 

6 minutes ago, jwill2420 said:

Can she call plays?

Probably not but I suggest she could inspire just about anyone to run through walls. She is the National Youth Poet Laureate.   Her poem today was inspiring but her presentation blew me away.  

24 minutes ago, ManuManu said:

So what are we thinking? It’s down to McDaniels and Sirianni with Duce as our break glass in case of emergency hire?

Waiting until the SB to finish interviews

9 minutes ago, Thrive said:

I actually disagree with this because these two are among the very best in the league and not mere holdovers. Especially Stoutland who coaches the second most important group in the entire sport.

Fipp needs to go

Any HC candidate that wouldn't keep Stoutland is not worth hiring. 

9 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

Who the f is that?  Do I care?  

Do you have an interest in poetry?

2 hours ago, St0nedsk8er said:

Quick question....why are teams allowed to block other teams from interviewing their coaches/coordinators?

Wouldn't it piss you off if your employer blocked your opportunity for promotion/higher pay?

Happens all the time; it’s called a non-compete.  

2 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

 No.  But for her to be brought up in the blog I would assume she’s a big deal or hot or something.  

She’s in CVON

soon?

 

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

I’ve never heard of a non compete restricting an employee from talking to another company.  

Fair enough, the NFL is unique in their restrictions of communication.  But the post referenced blocking the opportunity, which a non-compete does.  

Just now, 4for4EaglesNest said:

She’s a poster?

Close, she's a poet. 

The more reading I do on Nick Sirianni the more I am coming around on him. I really like what I am reading about him especially from his work as a position coach. 

3 minutes ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

No it does not.  LOL.  I added to the post.   You can’t block someone from seeking other employment, again if we’re using a real world scenario.  Unless they are in a contract.  Which would have buy out clauses anyway.   

Non competes come in different shapes, sizes, and conditions.  

7 minutes ago, Freshmilk said:

Close, she's a poet. 

Lyrical poet in case you didn’t know it...

1 minute ago, 4for4EaglesNest said:

There no such thing as a non compete that says an employee can’t talk to another company.  I have had to sign and abide by one with my last 4 employers, in total about 15 years.  Again, a contract a NFL coach signs might have language that restricts them from talking to another team during the season playoffs what have you.  But a non compete is to keep an employee from stealing business from a previous employer, after he leaves.  Or there are types that restrict an employee from sharing information.  Like product formulation, specifications.  Etc ....That’s normally referred to as a "non disclosure” agreement.  Still kind of similar.  
 

 

No, of course they can’t stop you from talking.  As I said, that’s a uniquely NFL thing.

3 hours ago, Diehardfan said:

I think that's true for a lot of arts though. Some guy doing a Korean art trying to kick someone above the waist could get his *** kicked. That's why the best MMA fighters have  blend of a few.

So if it isn't a shot at Aikido and Rogan said in at least three videos (there is one with Edward Norton too) that he is a legit master I guess I'm confused as to how he is a fraud? A lot of arts doing choreographed moves. Even Jiu Jitsu does to a degree. That's just how they demonstrate moves to students, learn, or show off.

As a tough guy he's a fraud. That ish in his movies is utter BS. Could he beat me up now as I'm in my 70s, I would hope he could. Could he beat up Mr. Okasaki at any time, ever, or more than half of the guys I worked with? No fing chance. Mr. Okasaki is well into his 80s. Seagal would have no chance even now.

Seagal is a master of nothing. Just an overpaid personal trainer. And a pervert.