It was so nice.


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No you're the guy who can't read.

Quote where I posted Reid should be fired.

Saying that I would not be surprised if an Andy Reid team favored to win a post season game lost the game is not tantamount to "fire Andy Reid'. The guy gets you a shot. Who would say no to a shot?

However, Andy Reids legacy is built upon pant shitting in the biggest of games, so this is not an unreasonable thing to consider. After all, he's lost more games as the favorite than any other hall of fame coach.

So to go into a game with full understanding that it means exactly Jack and shit to be the favored team under Andy Reid is a pretty reasonable position, and in no way calling for the replacement of Andy Reid. It's simply knowing that hey, you might see some shit today.

Perhaps your hands should occupy themselves with more constructive activities, rather than posting to confirm your inability to comprehend and retain information.

Maybe try fisting yourself.

spags haters still grasping at straws?

a true test hasn't even happened yet

personally, I'm still gonna judge him by the next two games (as has been talked about for weeks)

lots of mistakes and luck in the last game vs. the worst playoff team & #10 offense

I tell you guys every year that you are darn fortunate to have Spags. He is one of the best in the business. I wanted him badly, but Gruden stuck with PG I.

Meanwhile, I am stuck with the Graham Cracker Defense.

Spags has had lots of true tests over the past few years. But people seem more obsessed about regular season wins with bad defensive play and ignore that the defense has been solid pretty much his entire run with this team.

I don't keep track of the trolls and fans of other teams, so maybe someone else can answer this for me -- is this guy really a Chiefs fan? I'm guessing not. In fact, I'm certain he isn't.

PTSD flashback of Justin Houston one-on-one with Antonio Brown 50 yards downfield.

Spags has his problems as a defensive coordinator, and always has when he doesn't have a dominant front four like he had with the Giants (who wouldn't, really), but we're going to our FIFTH titty****ing AFCCG with him calling the defense using an absurdly high number of rookies (and putting them in positions to win) while doing it. Sorry not sorry he's not Jim Johnson coaching those early 00's Eagles defenses.

Same thing, though. Only in a straight 3-4, one of your outside backers will have coverage duties on any given play.

At least with Spags, it was a zone blitz, so you had a shot at getting a quick sack or pass disruption.

Grandpa Bob just lined up in the exact same play-call every down, rotating the OLB pass rushers.

Let's face it, no matter the caliber of coach, you still need the horses. It is not one or the other.

Thing is, if you liked that Watson INT, then you have to accept the Karlaftis coverage mismatch.

Because both happened due to a blitz scheme.

Spags is a gambler, but I argue that he doesn't have a lot of choice, he has to because we're so inconsistent with rushing 4.

Sometimes the blitz works, and Sneed or Reid or someone gets a sack, or Watson gets the INT on the ball thrown earlier than the QB wanted. Sometimes the offense has just the right play called and you get Karlaftis trying to cover Kirk.

It's the risk.

But I'll say again: 5 rookies in your top 12 defenders.

Spags has done an incredible job this season.

And credit to where it's due - it was a great play call by Pederson putting Christian Kirk in the backfield knowing Spags had a tendency on certain blitzes to put Karlaftis one-on-one with the back leaking out to that side. Pederson won that rep, it really does happen occasionally.

Sutton was Gunther from the mid-90's.....older and way calmer, but not willing to change much up at all. His "we don't adjust to them; they adjust to us" comment made me want to punt a baby seal.

You are such an insufferable c u $ t.. We are playing in our 5th ****ing straight AFCCG...

I love how I troll you and you spend all this time responding.

Why not address the fact that only one individual on the planet has coached more playoff games than Andy Reid?

It’s okay. Maybe one day you’ll figure out how defensive schemes work too.