OT: Philadelphia Eagles (NFL): Don't Cry Because It's Over, Smile Because it Happened (Offseason - 2023)

[Van Buren Boy]

If anyone wants to watch it. Essentially his take is that the Eagles have scheme issues and Hurts pretty much bailed them out.

EDIT: Video is blocked

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

 

[philly_28]

Just act natural, they'll like you if you're just being yourself.

No, not like that!

 

[Halladay]

Id love it if their first game next season was against the Cardinals.

 

[Flybynite]

Give him a red bow-tie and he's Pee Wee Herman.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

I’m conflicted. It’s certainly gimmicky but part of me likes it still.

 

[CutOnDime97]

I’m conflicted. It’s certainly gimmicky but part of me likes it still.

Bring back the scramble

 

[Beef Invictus]

I’m conflicted. It’s certainly gimmicky but part of me likes it still.

I don't think I want this in the NFL yet, but I love that someone is doing it.

 

[trostol]

how about a rugby scrum instead on an onside kick lol

 

[Halladay]

I’m conflicted. It’s certainly gimmicky but part of me likes it still.

I think it was the Ravens that proposed this rule. The chances of recovering an onside kick these days are like 5%. Not sure what the likelihood of converting a 4th and 15 is but I would think it is more than that. So id probably make it 4th and 20 or 25 if they were to change it.

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

 

[BrindamoursNose]

I think it was the Ravens that proposed this rule. The chances of recovering an onside kick these days are like 5%. Not sure what the likelihood of converting a 4th and 15 is but I would think it is more than that. So id probably make it 4th and 20 or 25 if they were to change it.

Make it 4th and 20 - and I accept.

Also it sounds like Howie Roseman forced him to stay in Arizona to interview for the Cardinals job

 

[Flybynite]

I think it was the Ravens that proposed this rule. The chances of recovering an onside kick these days are like 5%. Not sure what the likelihood of converting a 4th and 15 is but I would think it is more than that. So id probably make it 4th and 20 or 25 if they were to change it.

But if you think about some of the chances for on-sides kicks in the past before all the 'prevent injury' type rule changes it may line-up more with the % there. Onside kicks were once like 15-20% chance.

I think 4th and 20 is a fair compromise. Also would make it so completing that 4th & 20 gives the ball *AT* the 25. You don't get it at the 45 or further based on the completion of the play.

 

[FLYguy3911]

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

lolllllll.

 

[Chinatown88]

 

[Kermit the Prog]

4th and 20 also provides more in-game coded bong rip references.

 

[gertbfrobe16]

lolllllll.

Isn't 45 m the franchise tag number?

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

Isn't 45 m the franchise tag number?

Nope, $32,416,000.

 

[BrindamoursNose]

ESP coming for all you nerds

 

[Hollywood Cannon]

One day they’ll understand what the actual gripe is.

 

[PDX Flyer]

ESP coming for all you nerds

Wasn’t Sirianni just nervous in his first presser? Gannon was straight up checking dudes out in a very not that there is anything wrong with it way.

 

[RockLobster]

One day they’ll understand what the actual gripe is.

It's hilarious how he closes it off to finding uncalled instances of holding...because he'd have been bombarded with the obvious DPI calls that weren't.

 

[Beef Invictus]

I think it was the Ravens that proposed this rule. The chances of recovering an onside kick these days are like 5%. Not sure what the likelihood of converting a 4th and 15 is but I would think it is more than that. So id probably make it 4th and 20 or 25 if they were to change it.

Imagine a world where Brees could do this.

 

[LegionOfDoom91]

@Chinatown88