Okay so, I know that Sirianni isn’t fired yet, but I feel like the whole fan base wants his head. I myself am still pretty conflicted on the idea of firing him. But assuming we do, who do we go and get?

For me the obvious choice would be Brian Flores, but I’m curious to see what others think!

How are we feeling about Defensive Line Coach Clint Hurtt? I liked him his first year here and thought he could take over as DC when Fangio retires but after last night's performance let alone now this season has went, no way he gets to be the DC.

The Defensive Line got bullied and abused last night, he is responsible for coaching the players and getting them ready for battle for 60 minutes. The Defense as a whole looked lost and had no fire in them, looked like they COULDN'T CARE LESS about being embarrassed by the Cowboys on MNF at the Linc.

I have been a fan of his but he is losing more and more job security at least potentially for Defensive Coordinator after Vic retires.

Btw last night was also the worst performance of the year when it comes to pressuring the QB, let alone 65 plays ran by Cowboys Offense and they surrendered ZERO TACKLES FOR LOSS!!!!!

People were calling for heads to roll and trades to be made back then as well. NO Saquon, NO Aj, Smitty was brand new I believe. Then we went 7-2 and made the playoffs. Just a reminder.

We can turn this around!

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from this kempski article

https://www.phillyvoice.com/game-ball-three-stars-and-snap-count-analysis-week-7-eagles-vs-cowboys/

if it felt like the pass rush was nonexistent last night, you are correct. there are a bunch of horrific defenses around the league, to turn in the single worst performance of the season when it comes to pressure, given the salaries of the front 4/edge guys on this team, is truly incredible. if the guys havent quit on the team, id love to know what excuse they have for last night's performance

Figured it would be a good time to remember some of the great times as a fan, given the way the season is going. This can be from a specific game or something else related to your Eagles fandom (meeting a player, the parade, a bonding experience with a loved one, etc..)

Outside of both Super Bowl wins, I would say going to my first ever Eagles game, which happened to be The Miracle at the New Meadowlands. I will never forget that feeling watching DeSean bring it across the end zone for the win, screaming my lungs off amongst thousands of stunned/angry Giants fans.

How about you?

What if the Eagles trade Left Guard Cam Jurgens Landon Dickerson to the Ravens for a 2RP to cover for Ioane?

A couple weeks ago, the Ravens were playing Ioane out of position at Center due to injury, and they traded a second round pick to us for Cam Jurgens. Now Ioane is at G again but this last game had an MCL sprain and is going to miss time, resulting in a new need.

I propose we just do it again.

Thank you.

^/s

I’m looking forward to seeing who we move and what we can get in return at the deadline. I still think this team can be a small retooling + health away from being back to competing in 2027 so a full on fire sale doesn’t make sense. I’m curious who you guys would look to offload and what you think we’d get back for them. For me…

Obvious trade pieces:
- Woolen: maybe an early day 3 pick?
- Goedert: again probably/hopefully an early day 3 pick
- Ojomo: push for a day 2 pick

Bigger question marks but should explore:
- Nolan Smith
- Saquon
- Baun
These are all players you don’t just offload for the sake of it but if there’s a really good offer for any I think you take it.

Am I missing any one of any note? Like I said I fully expect to be back to being in the mix next season so anyone suggesting major blow it up trades like Devonta/Carter etc. are missing the mark imo. If we can really stock up on some mid round picks for the next couple years here that would be great.

Hi! My friends and I are going to the Philly for the Eagles vs Steelers game. Has anyone heard of this? Does it include free alcohol drinks? Or do you have any recommendations for tailgating in general? Since we’re out of town we wouldn’t have anything that’s helpful to have to tailgate (lawn chairs, cooktop, etc)

We're 2-5, injured offense playing with backups, QB 1 done for the season, defense has more field time than the offense, etc. Seasons like this happened to KC, Rams, 49ers, and Bengals after their SB appearances this decade. Looks like the Eagles were due for one like this.

For the last 10 games, my expectations are "Whatever happens happens"

But, in the end, it's always Go Birds!

lol shoutout to whoever’s jersey this was, love the creativity

We will have a new, offensive-minded playcaller Head Coach.

An OC that can actually deepen the scheme and rhythm of the playbook.

Sleepy Vic will be long gone with a new, highly aggressive DC to replace him.

A war chest of draft picks to build around cheap rookie superstars on both sides of the line.

A healthy Jalen - or pile of picks if Howie decides to move on.

Likely out of the brutal Grenard, Carter, Davis contracts.

Zach Baun still in his prime.

2030's dynasty incoming.

Since this season is probably a wash (the rest of the division is trying hard to keep us in it), what do you guys think about playing Ertz in order to get him the record?

There is a good chance that Smitty is going to break it in the next few years, anyway (barring that he stays healthy). Since Goedert is banged up, Mundt struggling to do the one thing we brought him here to do, and Stowers still needing time to develope, why not give Ertz a few snaps a game and see what happens?

This “stacked” qb class in 2027 is not that good. I don’t have a lot confidence in really anybody to become stars in the NFL. This is not the 2024 class at all. I would only draft a qb for some the caliber of one the QBs in that class. Most of these guys aren’t gonna be that good and some might even go back to school. I see too many flaws and inconsistencies from these guys in college and I don’t think we’re in a spot where we need to just pick one of them and hope and pray they can be Josh Allen (not very good in college, developed into a good pro) as he isn’t the norm and I don’t want to end up in a qb carousel like other bottom feeder teams in the NFL. Plus our offensive line sucks and will only hurt the development and confidence of a young qb. We need to fix the trenches first.

I was looking at the league-wide injury reports to see how bad we actually have it. We have 17 guys out or hobbled right now, tying us for 4th most in the league with the Packers, Chargers, and Saints. The only teams with more are the 49ers (22), Patriots (21), and Giants (19).

But the raw numbers don't tell the whole story. I checked the QB1, WR1, and RB1 situations for all seven teams to see who else is bleeding like we are at our core positions.

We are the only team completely gutted at the top. Jalen being done for the year is already a death blow, but combining that with Smitty being out and Saquon dealing with a questionable hamstring means our entire offensive engine is sitting in the trainer's room.

The only other heavily injured team with their starting QB, WR, and RB on the report is the Patriots, and all three of their guys are at least fully practicing.

Not only is our scheme and playcalling suspect, but it also doesn’t help that our offensive ceiling is practically on the floor right now. Not to mention we’re having to start our 5th string RB. It just sucks, man.

how many more games do you see this team winning?

Teams that are 2-5:

>Jets

>Colts

>Texans

>Cardinals

>Saints

>Bucs

Teams that have fewer than two wins:

> Commanders

>Dolphins

>Titans

>Chargers

I think we pick up maybe two-three more wins... question is if we land a top 10 pick at this point

I was dumbfounded by the lack of effort by the D last night. I couldn't stop comparing it to Seattle's effort against the Chiefs the night before. Whenever Dallas ran the ball last night, as soon as the first tackler got there, it seemed like the rest of the D just stood there and watched and waited for the play to end.

Now compare that to Seattle, I swear I saw a sea of blue on every run play where guys were excited to get a hit on the ball carrier. As a coach, how the hell do you deal with low effort?