This is my favorite channel this year. I love how deep you go while still touching on the entire subject. Keep um coming. I’ll keep showing your stuff to fellow eagles fans
I was talking to my dad about how this offense and the way it's managed looked like Sirianni all over it. The lack of fundamentals last year starts at the head coach. My dad called it a gambling team, I called it a high risk high reward team. Thats why there was no identity last year and also why jalen plays hero ball. Its the mentality of the entire team. I have high expectations of both Coordinators to beat the basics into them again.
@@AlejandroPerez-if7mcto be fair, at the end of the game on our 2nd to last possession I wish we had tried that and gone for the fourth down via it two times in a row if we didn’t get it on 3rd down. What we chose was high risk high reward.
That falcon's o line was blowing everyone off the ball... Killed us with zone runs... Holes were glaring and bijan was getting 5yds before even beein touched... No pass rush... Gonna be a long season
I never act too much like a die hard fan on youtube but this time i can't avoid it Your explanations are so clean, smart and deep. It really gives me another point of view over the whole noise coming from the crowd. I don't know how far away this thinking and reasoning is from the professional one, but since it is rarely shown to the public i really appreciate it. Example: the issue with not adapting to the Falcons pass protection. How does this work during the game? how are this patterns not observed and adapted to? is there factor that we are not seeing? Are there not enough people in the booth going through this in depth after every play and giving Fangio the info in almost real time? or am i expecting too much from the coaching staff?
@@LanskeyBeatz i agree with this. Still, i also have the feeling that Fangio doesn't feel like he has yet a group of full grown pros under him and has to deal with basics and not ask too much from his men. What works in Madden, may not work here
@@AlejandroPerez-if7mc he don’t have the guys to run his scheme. That’s why some of them aren’t playing. II guess the FA’s they brung it was the next “best fit”
Excellent breakdown and explanations. I definitely learn a lot from your channel. The Eagles should watch it every week in there film room! Go Birds! 🦅
Thank you for pointing out that sirianni has influence on this offense towards the end of the video…people really are blind to his Star Wars force powers he’s exercising via the invisible hand of persuasion
We all may have been overreacting to tge last drive, defensively. Yes, generating sacks was an issue and likely the most glaring. Yes, the rush defense was also horrendous for stretches at a time. Let's tip pur caps to Bijan Robinson and that excellent offensive line. There's plenty of work to do, but it wasn't all bad. This defense is still gelling coaching-wise and personnel-wise. Let's be patient, despite the fact that there may be more questions than answers, at this point. Signs still point to this defense getting better as time goes. Each position group had flashes.
Nice video guys me personally I just don’t think Huff fits this scheme I don’t think Eagles have the players on D-line or LB to run the scheme they tryna run in my opinion
@@LanskeyBeatz exactly why run a scheme if you can’t find the players or invest in certain positions to make scheme works like LB’s and the Eagles don’t value that position
Philly Film Room Do you think something to consider would be moving Baun back to the edge where he is comfortable and then plug white in to the middle?
Nick, what are your thoughts on the amount of run concepts were running and lack of under center? I understand shotgun makes jalens run threat viable, but you can also get the RB downhill and do some misdirection through the operation of the handoff from under center. We feel a little predictable like last year where last year we ran that shotgun PA TE leak into the flat off the rub concept from the same formation several times and now weve run the RB PA flat pass twice from the same undercenter formation. I guess simplified, are we running enough run concepts to be unpredictable and are we using enough formations in general to the advantage of our offense?
I've been a huge Jordan Davis fan since we drafted him, but we've had another off-season of "his conditioning has been great!" and "He'll be on the field a lot more than last year!" But it's been more of the same; looks good on the 20 snaps he gets (Sorry, I don't have the actual snap count, might be hyperbolizing a bit) but it's not enough to make a big impact on the game. I'll come out as one of the black sheep that likes the call on the 3rd down swing pass to Saquon at the end of the game. That's a catch he makes 8/10 times, and if he were covered, Jalen just gets smothered and we move on with the field goal. I'm extremely disappointed it didn't work out (especially considering how much Saquon has contributed to this offense) but it happened. As much as I'd love to see Saquon take over as the focal point of this offense, it would be irresponsible to load him up on 350 carries before January. If we keep finding ourselves playing close games on a week to week basis (and can't get Kenny in there to spell Saquon), our offense could find itself on life-support like the Giants did when they made the playoffs in 22'. Thomas Booker III played some good football on Monday. Just want to make sure that doesn't get overlooked. I totally agree we need to give this thing a chance to work (with Sirianni) but we have 2 coordinators with a lot of head coaching chops in the organization that could likely navigate a playoff run if need be. If there were ever a year we wanted to fire him early this is the year (looking at the hiring pool of Ben Johnson, Bobby Slowick, and surely a couple other really good ones I'm forgetting; better to get our name into the running early) These videos always do a great job at 'bringing down the temperature in the room' and I think Eagles fans could use some more of that in their lives'.
I agree with you 99% of the time BUT the 3rd down throw that Barkley dropped WASNT the primary play from Sirianni/Moore. It was to draw the defense offsides…..and they got it. The Oline was expected offsides, not a neutral zone infraction and never reacted. Hurts was FORCED into the pass play. It was a good call by Sirianni but bad execution by the Eagles.
So if Huff keeps getting chipped every game, what could our defense do about it? Is there a way to punish offenses for using a RB to chip our best edge rusher every game? It really is discouraging how Fangio is making this D line operate.
I don't understand why the defense is getting blame... why isn't asking why is 22 points enough to beat this "elite" offense? horrible play calling on the offense is this team biggest problem. yea the defense gave up a lot of yards but last time I check yards don't win games, points do.. before the last drive ATL at 15 points, the defense gave us the stop we needed when we needed it, they should've never been back on the field .. this offense is the issue with the team, hurts can only see one side of the field so the offense is limited, nick bad situational play calling have been our major issue from he took over.. but every game we blame the defense. this is crazy
@@LanskeyBeatz yes after the defense made a huge stop to give our elite offense the ball back.. they should've never been back on the field with all that time left on the clock. It's crazy to how you guys just over look nick not taking the 3 points in the first quarter and also deciding to not run the ball when we get into the Red zone.. the strength of our team is the offense, all we need is the defense to give us a few timely stops which they did when cjgj stopped Robinson. Our offense is one of the most expensive offenses in the league they should've been able to ice that game and not put the defense in that situation
@@EaglesXsandOs exactly I didn't hear anyone complaining when the defense kept us in the Packers games because HURTS and the offense give the Packers points
nice video man, id say a little less screen time of just your face and you talking, a little bit of that is nice but i find the content more enjoyable when your talking with film on video, JUST MY 2 CENTS GO BIRDS !!
Look at Jalen’s footwork on both those out routes he’s not stepping into the throw using all hip, somebody needs to tell him he has to use proper technique in those situations and the throw would be more outside & accurate 🤦🏾♂️ details
So are we to expect this defense to continue to play with a passive posture? Whatever system you run as you stated must have an attack mode in which they alter there own tendencies. The eagles dont do this with the front seven or the backend. Its an organizational thing as the front office never want to play risk reward going against analytical tendencies. No press man. Few blitzes vs an immobile QB because the front office believed they gave up too many points wk one. This is why they have been better in red zone because your options become defined unless you're Slay who plays off no matter what. I would prefer a purge of all these old guys. Maddox and Slay but honestly that doesn't matter when you're an organization that refuses to play its strengths on both sides of the ball. You invest in powerful men to be passive. Make it make sense
Should have definitely thrown that ball to Covey instead of Smitty. I made a joke that coveyrwas gonna go for 500 yds with AJ being out 😂 but nah if it wasn't for penalties covey would have had a good amount of yards, maybe a TD too. He's needs to get involved more cause he flys WAY under the radar of most teams on the offensive side. And we know he's shifty from his punt returns
PFM, why are you saying the Eagles are going to run their "even front with their four down linemen." They're running it with only TWO down linemen, with their edge rushers standing up in a wide-9 technique, on early downs no less! Literally, any team can gash you on the ground against that front. There is literally no one in the B or C gaps. That is way too much natural space to run the ball. What do you suppose the thinking is behind continuing to run this porous front on early rundowns despite teams running at will against it. On the rare occasions Fangio decided to run a base 52 type look, not surprisingly, we shut down the run (Booker's reps were primarily in a base 52 ). But typically, Fangio will sit all game in a wide-9 nickel on 1st and 2nd down, like he's completely surprised and caught off guard by a team desiring to run the football. Perhaps the issue isn't a question of odd or even fronts, but a question of base or nickel. And I cannot, for the life of me, grasp why a team would choose to run wide-9 nickel on early downs against run-heavy teams! BTW, the explosive run play the Packers broke in Week 1 was an outlier play, a jet sweep. Jets sweeps are hardly a team's bread and butter.
I'll have a video out soon about the run defense but in short, that's not accurate. His base nickel front is an Over front which is the most popular front in the league, plenty of teams stop the run in that front. The Dolphins were 4th in rushing yards/att allowed last year running the same fronts. The Bears were 1st in 2018 when he was running that front. They switched to under fronts later in the game, to combat their constant Weak OZ runs, but then they couldn't crack replace correctly and kept giving up runs to the front side. The Eagles gave up two 30+ yard runs in their Odd front to the Packers. Just moving to an Odd front doesn't fix their issues. Fangio hasn't been running their base front because teams keep gashing them in 11 personnel. 42 of the 49 runs they have faced have been in 11 personnel. Fangio has matched 11 with base personnel in the past, but that puts you in severe conflict in the passing game. Most analysts you see posting online don't actually understand run fits, so when they see us getting beat in our 4 down fronts they don't know how to trouble shoot the issues so they say you have to change the front. Well, that might be our answer with our current personnel, we'll see. But it's Week 3, we haven't given them a chance to correct issues and if you say you can only run a certain type of front then that can make you more exploitable.
@@PhillyFilmRoom You may be right. But, again, it may not even be a question of even or odd, but, instead, a question of base or nickel. No matter how you slice it, base is much more stout against the run. I take your point that base puts you in severe conflict against the pass. But you'll probably have more opportunities to put teams behind schedule if they're forced to throw the ball every down as opposed to running it at will.
@@PhillyFilmRoom PFM, do you now see the benefit of a base 52 defense? Even when they were in a four-man front, they still got out of that atrocious wide-9. It's that simple! They're a completely different run defense in a 52! And against possibly the strongest rushing attack in the league! They also were able to sustain the Saints' passing attack despite being in base, as I suspected.
You CAN NOT compare them to the old NE teams, its b/c the coach had a solid football philosophy. What is the Eagles philosophy? We have not had an identity in a few years. Our offense will be fine. I don't think it will ever be consistently great since Hurts is good not great. That is enough though. FIND OUR IDENTITY is how you ended the video. How do you do that with this head coach? He has no identity himself. How can the D get better? What is the magic adjustment? Not to be a total downer but they don't have the talent yet. They just are not going to waive a wand and get better.
We can't stop the run and our pass rush is non-existant so the writing is on the wall. This team has enough talent in general though that it should still allow them to secure a road wildcard playoff spot folllowed by a quick dismissal. The bottom line like I've been saying from the beginning is Jordan Davis just doesn't have the heart and will to win. He knows God blessed him with an athletic body and so he figured he could punch a clock and do the 9-5 thing for a few years with an NFL team and make some bank but it's obvious football is not his passion. If anybody is old enough to have watched Jerome Brown play, they know that he had an indomitable spirit. If Jerome Brown had the kind of body Jordan does, they would've had to park 12 ambulances at the stadium each sunday to cart all the crumpled running backs and quarterbacks to the hospital. Jordan just doesn't want it bad enough and he is stealing from the fans, his teammates and from Mr. Lurie and the whole Eagles organization.
Seems like sound analysis. These film sessions really help with getting some clarity. Thanks! In regards to defense It is a quick turnaround, I assume we won't see much of a change. I hope they can learn quickly at least get to average. Offense is still productive to win games. Jalen does seem to be less poised. I mean he seemed less risk adverse earlier in his career. I rooting for this team. FlyEaglesFly!!! 🦅🦅🦅
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Thanks for being a voice promoting patience too many people freaking out
Year 5 for our qb
Thanks for the video again. Quick tip: the title of the video is wrong
This is my favorite channel this year. I love how deep you go while still touching on the entire subject. Keep um coming. I’ll keep showing your stuff to fellow eagles fans
I was talking to my dad about how this offense and the way it's managed looked like Sirianni all over it. The lack of fundamentals last year starts at the head coach. My dad called it a gambling team, I called it a high risk high reward team. Thats why there was no identity last year and also why jalen plays hero ball. Its the mentality of the entire team. I have high expectations of both Coordinators to beat the basics into them again.
@@pachinoalex4865 nice one. I also feel like Sirianni is 0 into the fundamentals and 1000% into tush pushing everything
@@AlejandroPerez-if7mcto be fair, at the end of the game on our 2nd to last possession I wish we had tried that and gone for the fourth down via it two times in a row if we didn’t get it on 3rd down. What we chose was high risk high reward.
Nailed it, the offense is based on big plays and the defesnse is based on not giving up big plays. Both fail miserbly.
I’ve had way too many people tell me that fundamentals are not why they aren’t good and that they are too focused on technique 🤦♂️
That falcon's o line was blowing everyone off the ball... Killed us with zone runs... Holes were glaring and bijan was getting 5yds before even beein touched... No pass rush... Gonna be a long season
I never act too much like a die hard fan on youtube but this time i can't avoid it
Your explanations are so clean, smart and deep. It really gives me another point of view over the whole noise coming from the crowd.
I don't know how far away this thinking and reasoning is from the professional one, but since it is rarely shown to the public i really appreciate it.
Example: the issue with not adapting to the Falcons pass protection. How does this work during the game? how are this patterns not observed and adapted to? is there factor that we are not seeing? Are there not enough people in the booth going through this in depth after every play and giving Fangio the info in almost real time?
or am i expecting too much from the coaching staff?
You’re expecting too much from a coach staff that is lead by someone that is mediocre.
@@LanskeyBeatz i agree with this.
Still, i also have the feeling that Fangio doesn't feel like he has yet a group of full grown pros under him and has to deal with basics and not ask too much from his men. What works in Madden, may not work here
@@AlejandroPerez-if7mc he don’t have the guys to run his scheme. That’s why some of them aren’t playing. II guess the FA’s they brung it was the next “best fit”
Excellent breakdown and explanations. I definitely learn a lot from your channel. The Eagles should watch it every week in there film room! Go Birds! 🦅
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Philly film room always gives me hope
Thank you for being the voice of reason
Love the breakdown brother. talk radio and youtube are night and day temperament wise
Thank you for pointing out that sirianni has influence on this offense towards the end of the video…people really are blind to his Star Wars force powers he’s exercising via the invisible hand of persuasion
We all may have been overreacting to tge last drive, defensively. Yes, generating sacks was an issue and likely the most glaring. Yes, the rush defense was also horrendous for stretches at a time. Let's tip pur caps to Bijan Robinson and that excellent offensive line. There's plenty of work to do, but it wasn't all bad. This defense is still gelling coaching-wise and personnel-wise. Let's be patient, despite the fact that there may be more questions than answers, at this point. Signs still point to this defense getting better as time goes. Each position group had flashes.
Very good presentation overall
Much appreciated! Nick is a master editor
Nice video guys me personally I just don’t think Huff fits this scheme I don’t think Eagles have the players on D-line or LB to run the scheme they tryna run in my opinion
They don’t and they had 2-3 years to fix that.
@@LanskeyBeatz exactly why run a scheme if you can’t find the players or invest in certain positions to make scheme works like LB’s and the Eagles don’t value that position
Philly Film Room Do you think something to consider would be moving Baun back to the edge where he is comfortable and then plug white in to the middle?
We expected things to be rocky to start the season, but not to have the same exact issues that ended the season last year.
Nick, what are your thoughts on the amount of run concepts were running and lack of under center? I understand shotgun makes jalens run threat viable, but you can also get the RB downhill and do some misdirection through the operation of the handoff from under center. We feel a little predictable like last year where last year we ran that shotgun PA TE leak into the flat off the rub concept from the same formation several times and now weve run the RB PA flat pass twice from the same undercenter formation.
I guess simplified, are we running enough run concepts to be unpredictable and are we using enough formations in general to the advantage of our offense?
I've been a huge Jordan Davis fan since we drafted him, but we've had another off-season of "his conditioning has been great!" and "He'll be on the field a lot more than last year!" But it's been more of the same; looks good on the 20 snaps he gets (Sorry, I don't have the actual snap count, might be hyperbolizing a bit) but it's not enough to make a big impact on the game.
I'll come out as one of the black sheep that likes the call on the 3rd down swing pass to Saquon at the end of the game. That's a catch he makes 8/10 times, and if he were covered, Jalen just gets smothered and we move on with the field goal. I'm extremely disappointed it didn't work out (especially considering how much Saquon has contributed to this offense) but it happened.
As much as I'd love to see Saquon take over as the focal point of this offense, it would be irresponsible to load him up on 350 carries before January. If we keep finding ourselves playing close games on a week to week basis (and can't get Kenny in there to spell Saquon), our offense could find itself on life-support like the Giants did when they made the playoffs in 22'.
Thomas Booker III played some good football on Monday. Just want to make sure that doesn't get overlooked.
I totally agree we need to give this thing a chance to work (with Sirianni) but we have 2 coordinators with a lot of head coaching chops in the organization that could likely navigate a playoff run if need be. If there were ever a year we wanted to fire him early this is the year (looking at the hiring pool of Ben Johnson, Bobby Slowick, and surely a couple other really good ones I'm forgetting; better to get our name into the running early)
These videos always do a great job at 'bringing down the temperature in the room' and I think Eagles fans could use some more of that in their lives'.
Thanks for your comment! Probably don’t want to do another mid season coach firing, that backfired in 2023
I agree with you 99% of the time BUT the 3rd down throw that Barkley dropped WASNT the primary play from Sirianni/Moore. It was to draw the defense offsides…..and they got it. The Oline was expected offsides, not a neutral zone infraction and never reacted. Hurts was FORCED into the pass play. It was a good call by Sirianni but bad execution by the Eagles.
Are you going to give your over/under line for Sundays game?
Week 2 vs. Falcons?
Great Video. Really well done. Keep it up 👍
Why do you think that the Miami defense was more effective executing fangios scheme? Was Flores more similar to fangios than the eagles dcs?
Bigger edges and more experienced overall
Saints licking their chops to test out this defense
Preview just went live!
I hope they start to figure it out... if they dont, it's gonna be a long season for us fans
So if Huff keeps getting chipped every game, what could our defense do about it? Is there a way to punish offenses for using a RB to chip our best edge rusher every game? It really is discouraging how Fangio is making this D line operate.
Yes, send pressure from the opposite side where you can outnumber them
@@EaglesXsandOs I don't understand how an experienced coach like Fangio wouldn't do that during the game though. Can you be our DC? Please?
Should vs Falcons
I thought I was the only person who was seeing Huff getting chipped all game
I don't understand why the defense is getting blame... why isn't asking why is 22 points enough to beat this "elite" offense? horrible play calling on the offense is this team biggest problem. yea the defense gave up a lot of yards but last time I check yards don't win games, points do.. before the last drive ATL at 15 points, the defense gave us the stop we needed when we needed it, they should've never been back on the field .. this offense is the issue with the team, hurts can only see one side of the field so the offense is limited, nick bad situational play calling have been our major issue from he took over.. but every game we blame the defense. this is crazy
because the oppsoing team marched down the feild and scored a TD without any difficulty lol
@@LanskeyBeatz yes after the defense made a huge stop to give our elite offense the ball back.. they should've never been back on the field with all that time left on the clock. It's crazy to how you guys just over look nick not taking the 3 points in the first quarter and also deciding to not run the ball when we get into the Red zone.. the strength of our team is the offense, all we need is the defense to give us a few timely stops which they did when cjgj stopped Robinson. Our offense is one of the most expensive offenses in the league they should've been able to ice that game and not put the defense in that situation
You can’t depend on redzone defense the whole season, eventually that will be cracked.
@@EaglesXsandOs exactly I didn't hear anyone complaining when the defense kept us in the Packers games because HURTS and the offense give the Packers points
nice video man, id say a little less screen time of just your face and you talking, a little bit of that is nice but i find the content more enjoyable when your talking with film on video, JUST MY 2 CENTS GO BIRDS !!
He cuts all the film himself, it’d be nearly impossible to have an hour of it, but we appreciate your support!
@@EaglesXsandOs Understood! Thanks for the content
The eagles only gave up 15 points to the falcons before the final 1:30. Not terrible. Running into the saints at the wrong time though!
Look at Jalen’s footwork on both those out routes he’s not stepping into the throw using all hip, somebody needs to tell him he has to use proper technique in those situations and the throw would be more outside & accurate 🤦🏾♂️ details
So are we to expect this defense to continue to play with a passive posture? Whatever system you run as you stated must have an attack mode in which they alter there own tendencies. The eagles dont do this with the front seven or the backend. Its an organizational thing as the front office never want to play risk reward going against analytical tendencies. No press man. Few blitzes vs an immobile QB because the front office believed they gave up too many points wk one. This is why they have been better in red zone because your options become defined unless you're Slay who plays off no matter what. I would prefer a purge of all these old guys. Maddox and Slay but honestly that doesn't matter when you're an organization that refuses to play its strengths on both sides of the ball. You invest in powerful men to be passive. Make it make sense
Should have definitely thrown that ball to Covey instead of Smitty. I made a joke that coveyrwas gonna go for 500 yds with AJ being out 😂 but nah if it wasn't for penalties covey would have had a good amount of yards, maybe a TD too. He's needs to get involved more cause he flys WAY under the radar of most teams on the offensive side. And we know he's shifty from his punt returns
No
@@757CitiesReppa this mf obviously don't know ball 🤦🏿
@@Beezle66 😂
@@Beezle66he doesn’t 🤷🏽♂️
PFM, why are you saying the Eagles are going to run their "even front with their four down linemen." They're running it with only TWO down linemen, with their edge rushers standing up in a wide-9 technique, on early downs no less! Literally, any team can gash you on the ground against that front. There is literally no one in the B or C gaps. That is way too much natural space to run the ball. What do you suppose the thinking is behind continuing to run this porous front on early rundowns despite teams running at will against it. On the rare occasions Fangio decided to run a base 52 type look, not surprisingly, we shut down the run (Booker's reps were primarily in a base 52 ). But typically, Fangio will sit all game in a wide-9 nickel on 1st and 2nd down, like he's completely surprised and caught off guard by a team desiring to run the football. Perhaps the issue isn't a question of odd or even fronts, but a question of base or nickel. And I cannot, for the life of me, grasp why a team would choose to run wide-9 nickel on early downs against run-heavy teams! BTW, the explosive run play the Packers broke in Week 1 was an outlier play, a jet sweep. Jets sweeps are hardly a team's bread and butter.
I'll have a video out soon about the run defense but in short, that's not accurate. His base nickel front is an Over front which is the most popular front in the league, plenty of teams stop the run in that front. The Dolphins were 4th in rushing yards/att allowed last year running the same fronts. The Bears were 1st in 2018 when he was running that front. They switched to under fronts later in the game, to combat their constant Weak OZ runs, but then they couldn't crack replace correctly and kept giving up runs to the front side.
The Eagles gave up two 30+ yard runs in their Odd front to the Packers. Just moving to an Odd front doesn't fix their issues.
Fangio hasn't been running their base front because teams keep gashing them in 11 personnel. 42 of the 49 runs they have faced have been in 11 personnel. Fangio has matched 11 with base personnel in the past, but that puts you in severe conflict in the passing game.
Most analysts you see posting online don't actually understand run fits, so when they see us getting beat in our 4 down fronts they don't know how to trouble shoot the issues so they say you have to change the front. Well, that might be our answer with our current personnel, we'll see. But it's Week 3, we haven't given them a chance to correct issues and if you say you can only run a certain type of front then that can make you more exploitable.
@@PhillyFilmRoom You may be right. But, again, it may not even be a question of even or odd, but, instead, a question of base or nickel. No matter how you slice it, base is much more stout against the run. I take your point that base puts you in severe conflict against the pass. But you'll probably have more opportunities to put teams behind schedule if they're forced to throw the ball every down as opposed to running it at will.
@@PhillyFilmRoom PFM, do you now see the benefit of a base 52 defense? Even when they were in a four-man front, they still got out of that atrocious wide-9. It's that simple! They're a completely different run defense in a 52! And against possibly the strongest rushing attack in the league! They also were able to sustain the Saints' passing attack despite being in base, as I suspected.
Baun is a OLB.
You CAN NOT compare them to the old NE teams, its b/c the coach had a solid football philosophy. What is the Eagles philosophy? We have not had an identity in a few years. Our offense will be fine. I don't think it will ever be consistently great since Hurts is good not great. That is enough though. FIND OUR IDENTITY is how you ended the video. How do you do that with this head coach? He has no identity himself. How can the D get better? What is the magic adjustment? Not to be a total downer but they don't have the talent yet. They just are not going to waive a wand and get better.
Go get Leonard Fornette to help make this more smash mouth. That will help the d by keeping them off the field.
We can't stop the run and our pass rush is non-existant so the writing is on the wall. This team has enough talent in general though that it should still allow them to secure a road wildcard playoff spot folllowed by a quick dismissal. The bottom line like I've been saying from the beginning is Jordan Davis just doesn't have the heart and will to win. He knows God blessed him with an athletic body and so he figured he could punch a clock and do the 9-5 thing for a few years with an NFL team and make some bank but it's obvious football is not his passion. If anybody is old enough to have watched Jerome Brown play, they know that he had an indomitable spirit. If Jerome Brown had the kind of body Jordan does, they would've had to park 12 ambulances at the stadium each sunday to cart all the crumpled running backs and quarterbacks to the hospital. Jordan just doesn't want it bad enough and he is stealing from the fans, his teammates and from Mr. Lurie and the whole Eagles organization.
Seems like sound analysis. These film sessions really help with getting some clarity. Thanks! In regards to defense It is a quick turnaround, I assume we won't see much of a change. I hope they can learn quickly at least get to average. Offense is still productive to win games. Jalen does seem to be less poised. I mean he seemed less risk adverse earlier in his career. I rooting for this team. FlyEaglesFly!!! 🦅🦅🦅
@18:00 "coverage was bad on the back end,so they gave up a pass anyway "...😂 * Nakobe Dean falling down *