G-Lew Shitcanned

[JuTMSY4]

Fair

It's on twitter or something.

[phillyeagles36]

Good riddance

[Diggle]

He sucked

[nerd]

hopefully they get the wizard of oz to come in and teach the tin man to have a heart.

[slag]

Smells like the ol' it's not the hitters, it's the hitting coach.

[ThreeHeadedMonster]

Originally Posted by slag

Smells like the ol' it's not the hitters, it's the hitting coach.

Think it was a bit of both. Unfortunately it's sometimes easier to get rid of the coach than the player...

[JuTMSY4]

Originally Posted by slag

Smells like the ol' it's not the hitters, it's the hitting coach.

jagholor isn't his, but DGB is. even if the price was right

[Pete]

Originally Posted by ThreeHeadedMonster

Think it was a bit of both. Unfortunately it's sometimes easier to get rid of the coach than the player...

Bwahahahahaha!

This shitcanning is just low-hanging fruit. They HAVE to improve the quality of the on-field talent, too.

I heard the team may be interested in Kenny Stills (much younger and probably cheaper than DJax) as a deep threat. Draft a legit outside receiver somewhere in rounds 1-3, and things can get a whole lot better pretty fast.

"New Deep Threat" (Djax, Stills, etc.)
Matthews (playing out final year of rookie contract)
"New Draft Pick" (Williams? Davis? 2nd or 3rd rounder?)
DGB (practically free for the final season of his rookie deal)
Turner (and other assorted UDFA gobbledy-gook and/or late-round draftees)

[Ellsworth]

So were givens, Randle, and TJag Graham.

Absolutely pathetic job shoring up WR, Roseman.

leave town by midnight, jerkoff.

[BentzforWentz]

TO needs a job.

[Raptor]

Originally Posted by Pete

Bwahahahahaha!

This shitcanning is just low-hanging fruit. They HAVE to improve the quality of the on-field talent, too.

I heard the team may be interested in Kenny Stills (much younger and probably cheaper than DJax) as a deep threat. Draft a legit outside receiver somewhere in rounds 1-3, and things can get a whole lot better pretty fast.

"New Deep Threat" (Djax, Stills, etc.)
Matthews (playing out final year of rookie contract)
"New Draft Pick" (Williams? Davis? 2nd or 3rd rounder?)
DGB (practically free for the final season of his rookie deal)
Turner (and other assorted UDFA gobbledy-gook and/or late-round draftees)

WR coach too easy of a target for a problem that has been growing for a couple of seasons.....Howie ducking.


I like the idea of Stills, could be a solid answer with potential to improve.


Fingers crossed.

[ishimonster]

There's deep threats and then there's DJax. Most don't come close...

[Joker]

Why not bring in T.O. to coach these sorry ass bunch Wr's

[FuriousXGeorge]

Howie gave him straw and asked him to spin it into gold. Not saying he's any good as a coach, but I doubt any coach is going to make Agholor not Agholor.

[nerd]

Originally Posted by FuriousXGeorge

Howie gave him straw and asked him to spin it into gold. Not saying he's any good as a coach, but I doubt any coach is going to make Agholor not Agholor.

Fuck assgalore. How about that shit bag dgb. That guy has top 5 talent and is a twat. Fuck that "he cost nothing" noise. He's worse

[art vandelay]

Ding ding ding.

GLew's most noticeable moment was screaming on the sidelines, trying to get Agholor's attention to avoid an illegal formation on Ertz's non-TD. There's not much he can do with a group of WRs like we have.

[wynnron123]

to coach this shitty core and they all would be fired

[Maniac]

Jeff McLane thinks he had it coming..

It was the most dubious of the staffing hires made after Doug Pederson was named head coach last January, and was emphasized in this space at that time. But it became increasingly apparent that Lewis was unsuitable for the task at hand, as two instances before the season suggested.

The first occurred during training camp. Agholor, who entered the season after an underwhelming rookie season, was dropping passes on almost a daily basis. During one particular drill, the receiver was uncovered deep. The pass landed in Agholor’s hands, but he juggled it for a few steps before pulling it in and running into the end zone.

The play elicited cheers from some fans in attendance, but Agholor knew it wasn’t a catch worthy of praise. He pounded the football as he ran back toward his group. Lewis, though, walked out, met him, and patted him on the back with a smile.

Should Agholor have been admonished instead? Maybe not. Perhaps a teaching point was conveyed in the film room. But Lewis’ initial reaction was consistent with the Eagles’ public coddling of the receiver and with the position coach’s occasional rapport with his players.

For example, on the day that Paul Turner was signed to the Eagles practice squad, the undrafted rookie drew a pack of reporters to his locker stall. Lewis, one of the few assistants to regularly venture into the locker room, stood behind the cameras and made faces and gestures to get Turner to laugh.

http://www.philly.com/philly/blogs/s...reg-Lewis.html

[JuTMSY4]

Should Agholor have been admonished instead? Maybe not. Perhaps a teaching point was conveyed in the film room. But Lewis’ initial reaction was consistent with the Eagles’ public coddling of the receiver and with the position coach’s occasional rapport with his players.

For example, on the day that Paul Turner was signed to the Eagles practice squad, the undrafted rookie drew a pack of reporters to his locker stall. Lewis, one of the few assistants to regularly venture into the locker room, stood behind the cameras and made faces and gestures to get Turner to laugh.

This is the type of crack reporting that shows Myths shouldn't be coddled in the press box!

[Maniac]

Originally Posted by JuTMSY4

This is the type of crack reporting that shows Myths shouldn't be coddled in the press box!

He's been sitting on that info all season waiting for this moment. That's a pro.