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axeil posted:So I think the Eagles defense might actually be good. The packers shut them out until garbage time. So I don't think so chief.
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axeil posted:So I think the Eagles defense might actually be good. They got 9 sacks tonight  And Mark Sanchez threw for 330 yards  I love my team  CharlestheHammer posted:The packers shut them out until garbage time. We shut out the Giants and DVOA has us as the 8th best defense 
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axeil posted:They got 9 sacks tonight gently caress.
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quote:M. Sanchez 20/37, 332 yds, 2 TDs I'm catching a whiff of Alex Smith Syndrome here; a QB no better than the organization he's in. I know this was against the Carolina defense, but this is a competent game from the Buttfumble guy. I thought Alex was poo poo, it turned out it was the coaching. Sanchez went to the playoffs twice, won games, and then… Buttfumble. It might just have been a case of the Jets being losers, not Sanchez. Might.
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Alex Smith was always better than Mark Sanchez's lows, though
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football fuckerman posted:Alex Smith was always better than Mark Sanchez's lows, though Statistically, but Alex does have one of the worst QB fumbles of all time. He's rolling to his left with the ball, a defender catches up to him, and just before he gets hit he throws his arms up in a "not the face" motion. With the ball (formerly) in his hands. He just straight up panicked and dropped the ball. That was in, oh, 2007 or so; I just don't have the emotional reserves necessary to look up which terrible coaching staff that was.
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Nov 11, 2014 06:00
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So does anyone have a gif of the Russian nesting doll QB graphic? That thing was awesome.
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All it takes for a USC QB to be successful in the NFL is a college coach
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Harlock posted:All it takes for a USC QB to be successful in the NFL is a college coach Or not being coached by Rex Ryan or Brian Schottenheimer
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Eagles did exactly what they had to do against a clearly inferior team. So happy, but a huge challenge awaits us at Lambeau. No time to waste celebrating, at least for me. Just kidding, I am giddy as a motherfucker. 
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Harlock posted:All it takes for a USC QB to be successful in the NFL is a college coach (Statement not applicable to Matt Barkley)
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aBagorn posted:(Statement not applicable to Matt Barkley) Lol remember when USC was ranked #1 going into his last season?
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mllaneza posted:Statistically, but Alex does have one of the worst QB fumbles of all time. He's rolling to his left with the ball, a defender catches up to him, and just before he gets hit he throws his arms up in a "not the face" motion. With the ball (formerly) in his hands. He just straight up panicked and dropped the ball. That was in, oh, 2007 or so; I just don't have the emotional reserves necessary to look up which terrible coaching staff that was. Mike Nolan
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:Lol remember when USC was ranked #1 going into his last season? please dont
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YMB posted:Eagles did exactly what they had to do against a clearly inferior team. So happy, but a huge challenge awaits us at Lambeau. No time to waste celebrating, at least for me. I seriously think we might beat the Packers even though it's in GB. They haven't really beaten anyone all that impressive. Wins vs Jets @ Bears vs Vikings @ Dolphins vs Panthers vs Bears None of those teams, except maybe the Dolphins are good. Seems like a solid middle of the road team.
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axeil posted:I seriously think we might beat the Packers even though it's in GB. They haven't really beaten anyone all that impressive. I 100% support the Eagles beating the Packers.
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axeil posted:I seriously think we might beat the Packers even though it's in GB. They haven't really beaten anyone all that impressive. Let's not get into a who beat who thing. The Eagles don't come off much better.
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CharlestheHammer posted:Let's not get into a who beat who thing. The Colts look pretty good Point is, I don't think we can say much about the strengths of the Packers. They have an okay record and beat who you'd expect. That's why it should be a great game and I'm really pissed it's on at the same time as AZ/DET
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axeil posted:The Colts look pretty good and they chocked that game away.
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axeil posted:They got 9 sacks tonight He's also a wizard because seriously Mark Sanchez? I don't think Jets Sanchez could've done that against air.
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Ghost of Reagan Past posted:I love it that Chip Kelly, the guy who coached major college football for a total of six seasons, hadn't spent a single day in the NFL, runs a wacky offense even by college standards, and does everything else differently, is killing it in the NFL. I feel very, very spoiled as an Eagles fan because for the last 15 years we've had great coaching (last year of Andy Reid being the only anomaly). It's really nice.
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axeil posted:Point is, I don't think we can say much about the strengths of the Packers. Best quarterback in the game.
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commy gun posted:Best quarterback in the game. But on the other hand, Dom Capers defense against a team that likes to run the ball.
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Oh cool, star's hurt just loving tank ron
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axeil posted:I feel very, very spoiled as an Eagles fan because for the last 15 years we've had great coaching (last year of Andy Reid being the only anomaly). I take it all back Chip stay in the NFL, the league is more entertaining with you in it.
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zimbomonkey posted:Oh cool, star's hurt Ron had a pretty hot take on that: 
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axeil posted:The Colts look pretty good Bad Moon posted:So far the only other team the Colts have beaten that is any good is the Bengals. We'll see what happens in the Patriots games.
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Brannock posted:Mike Nolan I'm mostly over my irrational hate for Mike Nolan (18-37). That said, my rational hate for his tenure in SF is still worth SPF50 sunblock and the same viewing precautions you'd use for a solar eclipse.
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Shimrra Jamaane posted:I uh, don't know if the Bengals are really good in retrospect. Bengals couldn't beat Carolina. They weren't.
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Eifert Posting posted:Ron had a pretty hot take on that: After what Ron said about Cam at halftime I'm surprised he was able to identify an injury at all.
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ROSS MY SALAD posted:Or not being coached by Rex Ryan or Brian Schottenheimer According to Lore (and someone talking to Boomer Esisan on the pre-pre football show on Sunday Morning on the FAN) during Sanchize's time on the Jets Rex basically at one point had the offense running with two different color cards that they could signal from the sidelines: Red for slow it down and Green for speed it up. The guy basically had no support for playcalling after the two AFC championship years. Think about that for a second.
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Eifert Posting posted:I wish the most likable QB in the game wasn't the one behind that abortion of a line. Orton has an OK line
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TyroneGoldstein posted:According to Lore (and someone talking to Boomer Esisan on the pre-pre football show on Sunday Morning on the FAN) during Sanchize's time on the Jets Rex basically at one point had the offense running with two different color cards that they could signal from the sidelines: Red for slow it down and Green for speed it up. The guy basically had no support for playcalling after the two AFC championship years. This is a story about how bad Sanchez is, not the coaching
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football fuckerman posted:This is a story about how bad Sanchez is, not the coaching I cast thee out, unbeliever, who doubts the truth, the way, and the light
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Chilichimp posted:Oh, god, what did I do? You have The Gift. Use it wisely.
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Does no one remember the red light green light jokes from 2010? That was implemented because Sanchez is a moron who had no feel for appropriate game situations.
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Total meltdown last night. Cam can barely move and it shows. He can't follow through with his throws which makes me think the ribs are starting to be a pretty serious issue. He also can't plant which is why you see throws like that pick six. I watched it in a bar last night so I couldn't hear what they were saying but judging by slow motion replays they were talking about it. Just bench him; his problems are compounding one another. Let DA go out there and get lit up. The Eagles consistently got pressure last night rushing 3 loving people, and they'd do it simply by overloading the LT. Byron Bell really has no idea what he's doing, or what the protection schemes are. The Eagles weren't disguising anything they were doing. The most mind numbing was when he double down into the B gap with Amini to chip the DT, while the DE just pranced in freely. This is a guy who frankly doesn't know what's happening. DeAngelo is toast as a runner and can't block the pass rushers, crumbling numerous times tonight. Sadly the book is out on the Panthers offense this year: blitz, they can't stop you. Ideally you'd try to go a little more uptempo, spread them out, create running lanes for easy first downs, etc, but remember, this is Mike Shula and Ron Rivera calling the plays. The problem is execution, not personnel or scheme. WE HAVE TO EXECUTE BETTER. ESTABLISH THE RUN. Now throw this deep pass to Jericho Cotchery, maybe they won't cover him. On defense, what can be said. Charles Johnson was actually fairly disruptive tonight, he's just an inch or so off on every play. Mark Sanchez moved very well in the pocket, but the Panthers can't afford to blitz anyone because of how bad the safeties are. I think this was a mistake, since obviously with Sanchez's track record you send 8 every play until he shows you he can beat it. Clearly he was able to sit in the pocket and wait for Antoine Cason to fall the gently caress down, or Colin Jones to not be physically able to stay in coverage. The most embarrassing play of the night had to be Mario Addison just getting hip tossed on Sproles' touchdown run by I think Celek? That's one man just having his way with another. This defense could have worked. We saw them shut down the Lions. But I don't think it would have held up the entire year. People would have realized how bad the secondary was eventually. Everyone blames Gettleman for this mess, but he guy's hands are tied. He fixed the receivers; as a whole they're actually better, and the Panthers are set up for the future better than they were last year. But without free agency to find players, he was really hoping to luck out again like he did last year. Sadly our makeshift safeties weren't talented castoffs that needed a change of scenery, but old and injured hasbeens who couldn't get to the right spot if they knew where it was. The offensive line lost two players to retirement. Whatever. There are some talent deficiencies, and no coaching strengths. A smart coach tore them up last night with Mark loving Sanchez. Hopefully Jerry takes away the right lessons from this debacle and gets on the gus bus. Ozu posted:Does no one remember the red light green light jokes from 2010? That was implemented because Sanchez is a moron who had no feel for appropriate game situations. Uh, no. Jeffersonlives clearly explained to us that almost all young QBs go through similar systems as they learn the speed of the game. Additionally, have you seen this chart comparing Mark Sanchez's early numbers to that of John Elway? JO was great but man he could wear green tinted glasses when it came to early Sanchez.
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