SF lost one of their safeties but still really good secondary. They creamed dullass but lost vs Vikes. Going to be interesting the rest of this gauntlet and the season. Seattle has to play 9ers 2x sandwiched around a dullass game before us. Buffalo is so up and down. Then look at Detroits' remaining schedule where they could lose a few. Not easy but feeling better about our chances of home field.

8 hours ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

If Hurts keeps playing this way? Yeah we all know he wasn’t great yesterday but he’s been great the last few weeks.

That was what I meant. Still in past games we see wide open receivers and he doesn't see them(look at all the past games you want). Goedert has been wide open on many occasions and while this happens sometimes,it's a bit too conistent. He also doesn't run much now UNLESS it's a designed QB run. Hurts was really effective when he took off on "broken" plays. After the big money where did that guy go???? It won't be often you see multiple drops/fumbles from KC especially Kelce. There is ZERO,ZERO way you take as many sacks as Hurts did yesterday,there are no excuses for that

6 hours ago, joemas6 said:

See the field..... make the throw.    Hurts has gotten better at the 2nd part... still struggling to see the field. 

Yep what I was saying to UK

5 hours ago, UK_EaglesFan89 said:

My goodness can you imagine… I guess the bigger question is what do we think we need to get the #1 seed which is the key.

16-1 would be nice,but only the last game of the year counts.In the SB records no longer matter

2 hours ago, mjkline1958 said:

Posted this last pm but wanted to revisit it;

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/mnf_takeaways_chiefs_eagles_have_offensive_questions_after_super_bowl_rematch/s1_13132_39564536

"Eagles play-calling does Jalen Hurts no favors:  Entering Week 11, Philadelphia ranked in the top five in scoring (28 points per game) and total offense (376.8 yards), but Monday night showed why Philly fans this season have been frustrated with offensive coordinator Brian Johnson, whose playbook primarily consists of bubble screens and quarterback draws (with a couple of miracle deep balls to receivers Devonta Smith or A.J. Brown thrown in). "

Not getting on Johnsons' case, last night he called back to back bubble screens to opposite sides which did nothing but lose downs. Do we even have a rub route? Even if he's going to blow bubble - do it 5 yds down field. Deep drop backs when the OL isn't holding up? These are the things that bug the crap out of me about his play calling

1000% agree,basically laterals to the sideline for -1 yard and he runs these over and over which is fine if you are winning the edge,but these continue even if we aren't. I seriously dislike the called QB runs. Maybe it's just me,but I find these ineffective when they are overused and the D sees them coming. "Miracles" are what i said last night lol. I also said this team gives me heart attacks. BTW we also see how imperative Goedert is for this offense to be effective. He's a great blocker in the running game

I don't like the number of designed QB runs, but you have to keep the D on their toes. The one last night w/ Kelce and Mailata clearing the way was a thing of beauty.

1 minute ago, mjkline1958 said:

I don't like the number of designed QB runs, but you have to keep the D on their toes. The one last night w/ Kelce and Mailata clearing the way was a thing of beauty.

Yes 1 out of 30 worked LOL

We all overlooked that we came out of the game fairly healthy. Really can't afford getting knicked up right now. Someone had an injury - Calcetera? Don't remember, had 3 hrs sleep

OL was pourous, Hurts took off. Felt he could have thrown it away, sometimes he didn't even have time for that

Wow, TB12 on First Take saying a lot of truths. It's shouldn't be up to the D player to protect the O player - the O player has to protect himself. QB's used to not throw the ball where a receiver would get hurt. QB's had to be aware and protect themselves as well. DB's can't play cause they can't hit and intimidate.

"Points sell tickets, D doesn't so the owners and NFL have legislated physicality out of the game" - I agree all the way. I'll take the old way. Use all the new safety gear - but let the D play.

10 hours ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

I still don't know how we won. It wasn't that we were good,it was the key mistakes they made. I'm glad the curse is over for Jason I'm out also. I will just shut up and take the 9-1. Don't forget the say after Thanksgiving is the first "black Friday" game ever. Amazon can't give up 1 week 

I saw it's supposed to be a free streaming event. That came as quite a surprise to me. 

44 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

I saw it's supposed to be a free streaming event. That came as quite a surprise to me. 

The Black Friday game will be streamed on Amazon Prime Video. Unlike Amazon's usual Thursday Night Football broadcasts that require a Prime membership, however, the Black Friday game will be available to anyone with a free Amazon account.

Yeah,you are right it's free as long as you have an Amazon account(so nothing is free lol) Nice way to add to your email customer base while faking that you are in a "giving" mood

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

We all overlooked that we came out of the game fairly healthy. Really can't afford getting knicked up right now. Someone had an injury - Calcetera? Don't remember, had 3 hrs sleep

Yeah Calc went out,we really need to find TE2. I don't think it's him,we can do better. Actually we NEED to do better. ATL has zero clue how to use Kyle Pitts,he should be lighting it up. I would love to put him in KELLY green LOL

7 minutes ago, GreenbleedinNC said:

Yeah,you are right it's free as long as you have an Amazon account(so nothing is free lol) Nice way to add to your email customer base while faking that you are in a "giving" mood

They NEVER give w/o getting something in return lol

8 minutes ago, EaglesTD123 said:

They NEVER give w/o getting something in return lol

I use Amazon,but I hate it,is that possible? LOL

3 hours ago, mjkline1958 said:

Posted this last pm but wanted to revisit it;

https://www.yardbarker.com/nfl/articles/mnf_takeaways_chiefs_eagles_have_offensive_questions_after_super_bowl_rematch/s1_13132_39564536

"Eagles play-calling does Jalen Hurts no favors:  Entering Week 11, Philadelphia ranked in the top five in scoring (28 points per game) and total offense (376.8 yards), but Monday night showed why Philly fans this season have been frustrated with offensive coordinator Brian Johnson, whose playbook primarily consists of bubble screens and quarterback draws (with a couple of miracle deep balls to receivers Devonta Smith or A.J. Brown thrown in). "

Not getting on Johnsons' case, last night he called back to back bubble screens to opposite sides which did nothing but lose downs. Do we even have a rub route? Even if he's going to blow bubble - do it 5 yds down field. Deep drop backs when the OL isn't holding up? These are the things that bug the crap out of me about his play calling

This is exactly what’s been bothering me.

Hurts audibles to the significant toss to Smith. The playcalling hasn’t come together like I’d been hoping.

1 hour ago, mjkline1958 said:

We all overlooked that we came out of the game fairly healthy. Really can't afford getting knicked up right now. Someone had an injury - Calcetera? Don't remember, had 3 hrs sleep

Calc did. Milton suffered friendly fire concussion from Murrow. Real tough shot he took.

The Byard interception and Roby forced fumble have me feeling even more confident in how those moves are paying off.

Cunningham almost had an int as well. Would have been fun if Carters' attempt worked.

Hurts already has the most rushing TDs of any QB first four seasons. Dude is busting all kinds of records. Tied for most multiple rushing TD games. Have little doubt he owns that stat soon, all by himself.

Patrick Mahomes was pressured 20 times and sacked once on 50 dropbacks Monday night, but only five pressures came in under 2.5 seconds. As Mahomes waited for teammates to get open, the Eagles' rush closed in thanks in part to the additional time available, averaging a time to pressure of 3.18 seconds.