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Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
Eagles offense:

- Highest hitch route rate
- Lowest cross route rate
- Bottom 5 in presnap motion
- Bottom 2 in play action fakes
- AJ Brown lines up in the slot less than any other WR in the NFL
So basically our talent was so superior it carried us to this point but teams have figured out how to shut it down easily now because it's so predictable.

Another thing the offense can do to change things up is to go with a no huddle hurry up offense for a series. I swear this team snaps the ball with 1 second left on the play clock 99% of the time.
It does. and the defense knows it. Hard to catch anyone by surprise when the whole stadium can see you are hiking in 3...2...1
 
I would expect LAC to implement a similar blue print from CHI to win in week14.
Run the ball with Vidal + Patterson (or Hampton if ready).
Win the time of possession.
Don't give Hurts opportunities to get into a rhythm.
Play a slow "run the clock" ball game. Eagles are one of the slowest pace teams anyway. If you start chucking the ball and score too fast, it sort of wakes up Hurts.
Now going from Swift + Monongai to Vidal + Patterson plus the LAC oline is a step down in comp.
But I still expect a slow boring game this MNF.
 
Honestly, if this team only focused on cleaning up the penalties, I swear they'd have a good enough offense to win most games. It feels like 3-4 times a game, they're in 1st and ten to start a drive, Saquon rips a 14 yarder and its called back due to holding. So then we're at 1st and 20 and the whole play calling mentality has to shift. Mailata has talked about it on his radio show. The offensive line simply can't get into a rythym when you are constantly moving backwards and gains are being nullified.

They've had 21 accepted penalties in the last two weeks. Like, what the **** is that? What happened to Stoutland U? Most of these are pre-snap too, which is infuriating.

I'd wager they left 7-10 points on the field on both of those games, simply due to the penalties. Get that cleaned up and the rest of the stuff will work itself out.
 
Just bought my ticket for the game, prices collapsing the past 3-4 days with the Eagles also collapsing along with the Herbert injury.

Gonna take the day off, might not remember much.

I'm shooting down to the French Quarter this weekend to drown my sorrows. This team has made me not want to watch NFL football the past couple weeks.
 
One of the biggest head scratchers of the Sirianni era. I know he likes to be hands off but he needs to intervene here. It’s not like they even use Calcantara in the passing game to justify him being on the field.
One theory floating around is because he’s best friends with Hurts from their Oklahoma year. He probably insist that Grant plays. It seems this team is so worried about screwing up at QB again and hurting Jalen’s feelings where he goes the route of Wentz and asks for a trade or something. That’s the only thing I can come up with in all of this. They know they handled the Wentz/Hurts thing wrong and are desperate to not let it happen again. You need to have a happy medium though if yes and no to your QB. Both need to be able to communicate and compromise stuff.
Apart from inside your head, where else is this theory floating around?
So the how they handled Wentz/Hurts was from HonestNFL Twitter awhile back. The Calcatarra theory started somewhere like Eagles reddit last year when it was becoming obvious he was an issue in the run game.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
Eagles offense:

- Highest hitch route rate
- Lowest cross route rate
- Bottom 5 in presnap motion
- Bottom 2 in play action fakes
- AJ Brown lines up in the slot less than any other WR in the NFL
So basically our talent was so superior it carried us to this point but teams have figured out how to shut it down easily now because it's so predictable.
I think it’s more the talent is superior to the coaches. Nick gets out coached constantly and seems to luck his way into a win when the other HC gets too cute or outsmarts themselves. The offense has gotten so predictable it makes us even more vulnerable.

I see a few plausible issues. Is Hurts getting his way because Patullo and or Nick not have the balls to tell Hurts “we did it your way it’s not working let’s go back to what works.

Or

Did the coaches go to Hurts and tell him and he just refuses to change

Or

Is Nick too Loyal to KP and won’t fire him afraid that others will question his loyalty to them?

Four a mixture of all four issues
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
I'd like McDaniels but he'd be another 1 and done after he recoups his value to become a head coach again.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
I'd like McDaniels but he'd be another 1 and done after he recoups his value to become a head coach again.
Brian Daboll is my #1 target, in my brain. I think it would take a few years of success for him to become a true HC candidate again

+ his history w Jalen and helping develop QBs
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
I'd like McDaniels but he'd be another 1 and done after he recoups his value to become a head coach again.
Brian Daboll is my #1 target, in my brain. I think it would take a few years of success for him to become a true HC candidate again

+ his history w Jalen and helping develop QBs
That would be my next one. Wasn't it a couple years ago that Jalen reached it to him for advice while he was still the Giants coach?
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
I'd like McDaniels but he'd be another 1 and done after he recoups his value to become a head coach again.
Brian Daboll is my #1 target, in my brain. I think it would take a few years of success for him to become a true HC candidate again

+ his history w Jalen and helping develop QBs

Supposedly Nick Saban is pimping Daboll to be head coach at PSU.
 
Honestly, if this team only focused on cleaning up the penalties, I swear they'd have a good enough offense to win most games. It feels like 3-4 times a game, they're in 1st and ten to start a drive, Saquon rips a 14 yarder and its called back due to holding. So then we're at 1st and 20 and the whole play calling mentality has to shift. Mailata has talked about it on his radio show. The offensive line simply can't get into a rythym when you are constantly moving backwards and gains are being nullified.

They've had 21 accepted penalties in the last two weeks. Like, what the **** is that? What happened to Stoutland U? Most of these are pre-snap too, which is infuriating.

I'd wager they left 7-10 points on the field on both of those games, simply due to the penalties. Get that cleaned up and the rest of the stuff will work itself out.
was saying this too. While the offense feels anemic, they have been behind the sticks far far too often.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
100% this and the players love him.
 
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Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
Really depends. You do look at that but you also look how did they get to a collapse again? Were similar mistakes made? Did they learn from past mistakes? If Nick doesn’t want to fire KP imho that’s a fire able offense on Nicks part there.
 
Sirianni doubled down in his press conference today that his boy Patullo is going to keep running the offense.

We've seen this movie before...
If they don’t win out our go 4-1 and not exit in 1st round would it shock anyone if Lurie/Roseman give Sirianni the an ultimatum of Fire Patullo or you’re both gone? It’s starting to feel similiar to how Pederson ended here. No way if they do collapse and 1st round exit (similiar to TB game) or miss the playoffs a 2nd time in 3 yrs is Lurie/Roseman happy. Lurie is a very proud owner and if we have another collapse like 23 Sirianni leading this team needs to be seriously question even with the SB win.
The fact that the collapse happened in '23 and Sirianni was able to lead them out of the abyss and into a Super Bowl winning team should not be overlooked. I've said it many times here, there are maybe one or two coaches in the NFL today that could have done that. Nick should have a healthy amount of rope IMO.
They need to do whatever they can do get a OC that knows offense in here next year.
I'd like McDaniels but he'd be another 1 and done after he recoups his value to become a head coach again.
Brian Daboll is my #1 target, in my brain. I think it would take a few years of success for him to become a true HC candidate again

+ his history w Jalen and helping develop QBs

Supposedly Nick Saban is pimping Daboll to be head coach at PSU.
Because literally every coach they are looking at is turning the job down. Their first guy Chesney ran off to UCLA and BYU HC is about to sign an extension. Cignetti (SP) with IU did as well.
 
Hurts already has 155 dropbacks under pressure through 12 games this year, which puts him on pace for 220.

He only 145 in the entire 2024 regular season.

Oline isn’t just not performing up to usual expectations, they are playing like a bottom of the league unit.
 
Hurts already has 155 dropbacks under pressure through 12 games this year, which puts him on pace for 220.

He only 145 in the entire 2024 regular season.

Oline isn’t just not performing up to usual expectations, they are playing like a bottom of the league unit.
Where all those guys that were telling us this was a top 10/5, I know one guy said this site had the Eagles ranked #1 in offensive line around week 5/6.

Don't see those guys stating that anymore...
 
Where all those guys that were telling us this was a top 10/5
Where did you have them ranked preseason?
Probably 1-2 in all honesty

But when it became clear the line was playing poorly, most guys that love to hate the Eagles *cough cough* refused to believe us.

Now ya know FF playoffs on the horizon and takes like "aww man Saquon KILLED ME this year* reality setting in....seems the silence appears to be catching up to the reality we've seen most of this year

Yet we are still 8-4

Expectations and all..
 
Where all those guys that were telling us this was a top 10/5
Where did you have them ranked preseason?
Probably 1-2 in all honesty

But when it became clear the line was playing poorly, most guys that love to hate the Eagles *cough cough* refused to believe us.

Now ya know FF playoffs on the horizon and takes like "aww man Saquon KILLED ME this year* reality setting in....seems the silence appears to be catching up to the reality we've seen most of this year

Yet we are still 8-4

Expectations and all..
What?
 
Where all those guys that were telling us this was a top 10/5
Where did you have them ranked preseason?
Probably 1-2 in all honesty

But when it became clear the line was playing poorly, most guys that love to hate the Eagles *cough cough* refused to believe us.

Now ya know FF playoffs on the horizon and takes like "aww man Saquon KILLED ME this year* reality setting in....seems the silence appears to be catching up to the reality we've seen most of this year

Yet we are still 8-4

Expectations and all..
What?
Feel free to go back and look in the thread where any Eagles fan would say "Man this offensive line is not as good as people think/its playing like crap" and you'll find a ton of guys (maybe yourself?) in there countering it. There are plenty of examples just search for any of that Packers guy that lives in our threads for examples I'm pretty sure he was the guy saying lol, the Eagles were the best OL in football as late as week 6-8 when Saquon was pretty much leading the league in amount of times he was hit behind the line of scrimmage. Its all there
 

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