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He'll be here for 15 years. Chip made Lurie appreciate the stability that Reid brought, and Reid didn't win a Super Bowl.
It's pretty clear that aside from his aggressiveness, and being a player's coach, the dude's a fucking numbnuts. We need HC-caliber assistants to fix this team, not up and comers.
Eagles OC and DC should should still be an attractive position to head coaches who get fired this offseason. Bring them aboard, and things will get better quickly.-Slizz of Wangnutz
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Originally posted by slag View PostGomer's still here ... what's the problem?Blue Chip College Football - Coach Your College to the National Championship
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Originally posted by BigSlizz View PostIt's pretty clear that aside from his aggressiveness, and being a player's coach, the dude's a fucking numbnuts. We need HC-caliber assistants to fix this team, not up and comers.
I recall Schwartz was the big hire and now we want his bags packed.
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Originally posted by Susquehanna Birder View PostDoug's balls were real. But now they're on display in Indy every Sunday.Blue Chip College Football - Coach Your College to the National Championship
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Originally posted by JB View Postnever blitzes...play at the sticks...poor tackling...no one (even when we had Mills and Darby) know how to cover.
The offense scoring 7 points against one of the worst passing defenses in the league with wentz alshon agholar tate and ertz is garbage.Last edited by broadstreetparade; 11-19-2018, 12:30 PM.
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Originally posted by Maniac View PostI think he's a good play caller. Maybe not so much a gameplan designer. Pretty clear he getting no help from Groh.
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If we had lost Reich immediately (i.e. before DeFillippo left) do you think we could have retained DeFillipo as O.C.? It seems to that the timing worked out in the worst possible way. Though I have also heard that DeFillipo would have left regardless since Doug would have still been the primary play caller.
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