Rams fukked it up but I low key may hit up my cousin and go to the divisional round game at ford field rocking my eagles hoody 
"Jumpman Jalen and them (Bull)Dawgs, Time To Run It Back Swiftly" **Official 2023 Philadelphia Eagles Season Thread**
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HmmmRams fukked it up but I low key may hit up my cousin and go to the divisional round game at ford field rocking my eagles hoody
Id actually be tempted to hit that Up in my Cunningham throw back
this is whats really frustrating
NYSTATEOFMIND
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this fukkin coach
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On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
Eagles News: "Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized"
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 1/15/24.
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On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
this fukkin coach
Eagles News: "Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized"
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 1/15/24.
On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
I knew Johnson wasn’t the full blame and explains why he is still touted in the league. Siranni gotta go point blank
NYSTATEOFMIND
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I have been on the fence about this but if this is true- I am def leaning on gettin rid of him. I have always thought the offensive woes are 1/3 Jalen but 2/3 coaching..I may have to drop that down to 1/4 Jalen and 3/4 Siriani (BJ-incomplete) This is Nicks offense and its disjointed and you havent done anything to fix it.
Warren Peace
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SIRIANNI
BRIAN JOHNSON
IMMA NEED Y'ALL TO LOCK IN. IF ONLY FOR ONE DAY.
BRIAN JOHNSON
IMMA NEED Y'ALL TO LOCK IN. IF ONLY FOR ONE DAY.
As long as they figure it out enough to win 4 games.. Then they can part ways or have some come to Jesus talks, whatever works.this fukkin coach
Eagles News: "Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized"
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 1/15/24.
On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
I'll settle for one win though
we need to bring out the kelly green today lol. i dont know if we ever lose wearing that shyt
sighthis fukkin coach
Eagles News: "Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized"
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 1/15/24.
On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
Bleeding Green has an article up about Mike Evans being the guy to stop
I didn't realize he had such a monstrous year again. Tbh I though he was starting to slowly slide into beginning to fall off territory
Clearly not the case.
They also pointed out that you can expect Slay to demand to follow him wherever he lines up. Coming off surgery, this could be ugly
I didn't realize he had such a monstrous year again. Tbh I though he was starting to slowly slide into beginning to fall off territory
Clearly not the case.
They also pointed out that you can expect Slay to demand to follow him wherever he lines up. Coming off surgery, this could be ugly
EzekelRAGE
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Wait, didnt someone say Hurts cant throw over the middle, which is why they doing these trash plays. Why would he want plays that go over the middle then?this fukkin coach
Eagles News: "Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized"
Philadelphia Eagles news and links for 1/15/24.
On top of those struggles, Jalen Hurts’ desired direction for the offense has not materialized, which has been a source of disappointment for the franchise quarterback, according to a source with direct knowledge of Hurts’ thinking. A disconnect between the visions of Sirianni, Hurts and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson has affected the offense’s ability to land on an identity, the source said. [...] In the early stages of the Eagles’ skid, Hurts was hoping the direction of the offense would change, the source familiar with Hurts’ thinking said, believing they were overly reliant on vertical routes and not utilizing short-to-intermediate throws, particularly over the middle of the field where Brown has thrived in his career. In short, the belief was there was too much flash over substance — a sentiment others on the offensive side of the ball shared. [...] A source described Johnson as having to fit his own philosophy within an offensive structure belonging to Sirianni. And just how much autonomy Johnson has as a playcaller is unclear. Sirianni has acknowledged that he’ll step in to overrule a call on occasion, as he did on a critical third-and-long play against the Washington Commanders in Week 4 when Johnson wanted to pass and Sirianni dialed up a run, which didn’t pan out. The line is blurred enough that some offensive players don’t know for sure who is calling the plays and when, a team source said.
Wait, didnt someone say Hurts cant throw over the middle, which is why they doing these trash plays. Why would he want plays that go over the middle then?
Yeah so called coli experts don’t know wtf they talking about. They just want to hate on Hurts
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