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Cuz they aint never seen someone like #15 before. |
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With regards to Smith, or even Brown, they will have games where they just seem to have an underwhelming stat line if you just look at box scores. But that has typically (not always) been because they had a lead and began running the ball more. It's also why their ypc is lower than it should be. Too many games where by the last quarter they were running alot and the defenses knew they were running so they were stacking the box. Obviously as an Eagles fan I could wish that Smith was a bit taller (though he's not short) and a bit thicker, but the man can absolutely jump something crazy. The Eagles haven't had many receivers over the years that were true jump ball guys. Both Brown and Smith can fill that role, which has led to alot of success this year. |
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It's pretty interesting how both Samuel and Aiyuk have said pretty glaring things about the Eagles defense being trash and them having no QB is why they lost.
Comments like..."We were going to attack their DBs, all game long." "They're quick to trigger on certain stuff that they see on film so we had stuff out of what we knew they'll bite off." "They see the stem of a route and try to guess it." Stuff like that makes me think Mahomes is gonna have a huge day. |
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It brings me back to that 2020 game vs the Ravens when Reid absolutely obliterated Marcus Peters. |
:arrow::arrow::arrow::arrow::arrow:IN SPAG'S WE TRUST!:arrow::arrow::arrow::arrow::arrow:
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Those Kurt Warner breakdowns are fantastic if you haven't watched them yet.
Seems like the Eagles struggle with crossers and are a bit more of a mess when playing man. And you can see them biting hard and selling out on routes, which is a double edged sword for them. Doing so allows them to ballhawk, but it also gets them burned and can leave dudes running wide open. Kurt also broke down our defense and how we're vulnerable in the seams, but also points out the Eagles don't really like attacking the middle of the field. |
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I worry a bit about Watson or Williams trying to run with him. |
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This is where Andy may have a few tricks up his sleeve. GIMME MY TONEY ON A VERT OPPOSITE A 3 TE BUNCH!!! |
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Yeah, that seems pretty obvious, but Sneed did say he wasn’t following anyone this week. So IDK. I tend to disbelieve what Sneed said, personally. |
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I'll be honest - the Bengals fans I saw elsewhere were some of the worst I've ever seen and we've had some doozies over the years. I mean, these people were calling the Bengals unstoppable for weeks leading up to the game and then completely switched to "rigged" after they lost. Many of them STILL haven't given that up. So kudos to you for being the bigger person. |
Bills fans hating Patriots fans should really create a cockholster singularity whereupon the concentrated douche causes the universe to fold in on itself.
It's like Yankees/Red Sox. Girls, girls, settle down - you're BOTH ****stains. |
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I'm sure someone posted the meme but the Chiefs had more yards, more 1st downs, a higher 3rd down conversion rate, more sacks, more ToP, and fewer turnovers than the Bengals.
Blaming the refs for that game is dumb. |
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Eagles fans are really talking themselves into that their Defense will stop Patrick as if they beat the best offenses.
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Good luck, guys.
I hate the ****ing Eagles. |
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Haven’t browsed this thread much, but I’m assuming there has been talk on the status of Hurts and his shoulder? Maybe 2 weeks of rest have helped, but he hasn’t really been all that effective in the 3 games since he returned from injury. His y/a is down, hasn’t thrown for many yards, and even his running numbers are down.
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The author of this post runs a betting website. I've posted another Twitter thread he made about Hurts v Mahomes performance. TL;DR version is that Hurts play, as measured by EPA, drops tremendously when facing a good defense.
THis new thread analyzes why he thinks the Chiefs are seriously undervalued as underdogs in the SB. He gives 3 factors in this gave that favor the Chiefs and 1 that favors the Eagles. TL;DR version on this one is that the strong numbers from the Eagles' defense come from how they play and that style does not match up well against offenses like KC's and Mahomes in particular. Anyway, it's a lengthy thread so I can't really post it but it's well worth the time to review. https://twitter.com/SharpClarkeNFL/s...32605966319619 |
Feels like everybody's picking the Eagles, but I think it's mostly a bunch of ESPN tools. NFL Pickwatch shows a slight edge to the Eagles among hundreds of analysts. 6 of 9 from The Athletic picked KC.
Barnwell also picked the Chiefs. He has a long breakdown at espn.com. |
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Hurts was sacked almost twice as much as Pat with the protection of the run game passing way less , playing mostly with the lead against cupcake opponents all year why is their O line considered the best again when ours had the number one pass win rate.
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I'm sure this has already been said in this thread but I can't be ****ed to read it: the Eagles defense are basically untested versus an elite offense. They've faced Trevor Lawrence and Aaron Rodgers for half a game. Let's give them a baptism of fire. Our defense has faced far scarier offenses than theirs and have kept us in the game. Let's see if theirs can do the same. My money is on the Chiefs.
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Since McDuffie came back, the Chiefs have given up more than 24 points just 3 times in 12 games. They've given up 20 or less 7 times and have given up an average of 19.75 points per game. |
They haven't given up more than 28 points in any game since McDuffie came back.
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Mostly because Spags is a tinkerer and when he has 2 guys he can put in man coverage out there and one of them is a guy like Sneed that he can put essentially anywhere on the field, it allows him to switch up coverages on a play to play basis and keep QBs guessing. McDuffie was just such a perfect pick and he's an ideal complement to Sneed. They unlock a TON of what Spags wants to do on the back end. The more I watched that Bengals game, the more I realized how varied Spags was being in his coverage and how much that impacted what Poverty Cleveland was able to do with their passing attack. |
Then you look at the gravity that Jones creates and the complementary nature of Bolton/Gay and Thornhill/Reid - fellas, this defense is REALLY capable. I'm not going to predict a sub 20 point game from Philly....but I won't dismiss the possibility.
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You're exactly right. Spags loves to tinker and now he's got TWO guys that can pretty much do everything. |
538 has us 57/43 in their model.
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I mean damn. I would be too. Jalen Hurts is a good player but where would he rank on the AFC playoff side? Mahomes>Hurts Burrow>Hurts Allen>Hurts Lawrence>Hurts Herbert>Hurts I’d say Hurts is better than Tua but I’m not convinced Hurts is better than a healthy Lamar Jackson. He’s very system dependent just like Jimmy G |
So Florio and Chris Simms both picked the Chiefs, that caught me off guard.
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In time, probably. But McDuffie looked real uncomfortable with those slot responsibilities in the Bengals game. He rallied and kept punching and by the end of the game was adequate, but he's not there yet. |
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I agree with you. He's not quite there yet. But he will be. I think he's going to be a star. |
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The numbers say I was dead-ass wrong and in fact we were a pretty terrible red zone defense. If we don't improve over our average in the red zone, the game stays relatively close but Mahomes is too much for them and we pull it off. But if we play to where I THOUGHT the strengths of this team might be and tighten up our red zone efficiency, we could very easily dominate this ballgame. I mean 2 trips down there that turn into FGs for Philly will absolutely cost them this game. They could maybe survive 1, but anything beyond that and I think they're toast. |
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They're LA people. They don't know shit about football, they all thought the Eagles logo was from Silver Linings Playbook
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I’m not convinced he’s better than Jimmy G when we played him in the Super Bowl. Plus his shoulder on his throwing arm is still injured. If you can stop the run he’s gonna have a real hard time |
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49ers pumping up Chiefs...
Not sure if serious |
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> defensive coordinator Steve Spagnuolo has said that he's talked to college coaches about how to defend the read option and the RPO game.<br><br>Turns out Urban Meyer was one of those coaches. He talks about him and how the Eagles are a little different. <a href="https://t.co/2hh9SwrK4c">pic.twitter.com/2hh9SwrK4c</a></p>— PJ Green (@PJGreenTV) <a href="https://twitter.com/PJGreenTV/status/1623715160891301888?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 9, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>
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No I meant Spags had a hand in drafting McDuffie, that's all. |
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If they were confident Purdy could exploit it, they know Mahomes will. |
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Andy/Pat/Kelce will absolutely make them pay for that. |
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I ran into an Eagles fan today. He was wearing a hat from the year they won. He was talking about how much he liked Andy Reid and his kids going to school with Andy's. I mentioned the SB they lost and he was like, "no, they have only been to one." Me: "I remember Donovan McNabb puking all over the field.” Him: “nope, McNabb never made it.”
Maybe he was in a coma for several months and when he woke up, no one had the heart to tell him. :shrug: |
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Let’s talk about the Eagles (Super Bowl edition!)
Don’t worry guys I’m wearing my Mahomes jersey and it’s undefeated.
Including… The 13 second game The Bucs drubbing this year And the 2023 afc championship Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
So PFF reporting Sneed was a LP with a knee injury today?
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Why not jump the route? He's not gonna freeze a safety with his eyes and hit the backside with it. Or be patient enough to wait on a double move. Maybe they did it because they knew they could and it's not something they'll do this weekend - who knows? But they'll get vivisected if they try that shit on Mahomes. He'll absolutely toy with them. |
Yeah. Spags is definitely gonna make his mentor proud..
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Can’t throw it to that 22 yard landmark on the boundary if the QB is having to deal with free runners in the B-gap</p>— Brett Kollmann (@BrettKollmann) <a href="https://twitter.com/BrettKollmann/status/1623711349657464832?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">February 9, 2023</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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