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Time to fire Sirianni

Yet another terrible game management decision. 8 seconds to go, they have no timeouts, they already took one to the house on a kickoff...yet we don't kick a touchback. I personally have given so much grace to this guy, but I'm done. I'm done watching the eagles as long as he is the coach.

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u/BerryHaunting1585 — 4 days ago
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Jalen Hurts should receive NO blame for this game, after carrying the team without Smitty, Saquon and half the OL. Sirianni blew it again

u/Thegrandmistressofoz — 3 days ago
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Why didn't we kick into the endzone Nick???

No running the clock down on our last field goal, no sending it to the endzone to protect from a return what the heck man

u/SirDuncanEgg — 4 days ago
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Nick half time adjustment

People can’t say Nick doesn’t make adjustments at half time. Without his adjustments how else would our offense look as anemic as it does. First points in the second half since week 2. Get rid of the CEO coach and get someone that understands modern offenses.

u/eaglestrufan — 3 days ago
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Jalen Hurts with no run game and Smitty out: 220 YDS | 1 TD | 21/40 | Led what should've been the GW drive. Did his best

u/Thegrandmistressofoz — 4 days ago
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Jalen Hurts when asked why the offense didn’t drain more clock before Jake Elliott’s field goal: “Ultimately, that’s not my place.”

u/Thegrandmistressofoz — 3 days ago
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(Sigh) as pathetic as we look right now. We are only a game and a half out of first and play the giants and commanders soon.

Commies play the niners next week. But the giants play the saints. This will be our season basically these next games going into the bye.

u/MarTB2000 — 3 days ago
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Despite the loss, Carter had his best game by far for the year: 5 TKL, 3 TFL, 2 SACK, 2 FF, 1 PD. Included a pivotal goal line stop

u/Thegrandmistressofoz — 3 days ago
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Nick Sirianni takes FULL responsibility for the loss: “I cost us that game. That one’s on me. The defense did an outstanding job to keep us in, the offense did enough at the end, ST did a nice job....There’s no way around it … I just didn’t do my job in that situation.”

u/Thegrandmistressofoz — 3 days ago
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Hurts’ presser is understandably and perhaps accidentally throwing the staff under the bus

Reporters asked Hurts if he would have changed certain calls or decisions plays and he stated that its not his call or place to. However, he states he does think often about when he should have spoken up and given his input.

Watching it live, he is still continually saying it’s not his place.

I don’t think he’s doing it on purpose, but he’s saying coaches decisions are perhaps ones that he would not have made if he had the ability or confidence to do otherwise.

Sirianni needs to go.

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u/StudyRoom-F — 3 days ago
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This is Nick Sirianni’s offense and it will be until he leaves

We have seen the same thing from this offense every year after 2022 (including 24). The offense is built entirely on guys winning matchups. No one schemed open. No creative plays. No answers to the blitz. No halftime adjustments. Just stagnant, risk-averse offense. It’s been the same thing with every coordinator just with different levels of success, and the past two years it’s blowing up in our face. I refuse to believe that it’s because Jalen is just incapable of playing in a competent offensive scheme. This falls on the head coach, and he deserves the blame every time the offense comes out and looks like this. He needs to be fired.

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u/d4s4ni — 3 days ago
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The NFL should be ashamed

It’s absurd that the NFL either can’t get a call correct that is that clear or are intentionally trying not to. Just potentially ruined a young promising players career for nothing.

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u/Dramatic_Hovercraft3 — 4 days ago