Chip Kelly is the Eagles new HC

[Mr. Laz]

Adam Schein ‏@AdamSchein
WOW!!! RT ‏@mortreport Chip Kelly is the new coach of the Philadelphia Eagles, according to league sources. No announcement yet.
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[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

He changes it?

To what? A more traditional offense?

At that point, what value does he provide?

[suds79]

Got to figure this is at least just as strong as a possibility as any Matt Flynn rumor you hear now.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

He probably is an upgrade. I'm not trolling - just responding to ridiculously false and sensationalist garbage. We did come to warn Chiefs fans about the myth of Andy Reid, though.

Just like Jets fans when we hired Herm.

Patronizing, holier-than-thou human garbage.

[ChiefSuspect]

Originally Posted by GoChargers

What "myth"? I think everybody's pretty much aware of Reid's shortcomings. It's not like Norv, where every commentator brainlessly oohs and ahhs at his "great offensive mind" every game while he's running Sproles up the middle for no gain for the millionth time, attempting to get Rivers killed by calling slow-developing plays and seven-step drops despite not having an O-line, or drawing yet another delay of game penalty because he can't get the playcall in on time.

Uhh, no, it's exactly like that. The national media absolutely loves him. It's amazing how collectively ignorant of Reid's fatal flaws the rest of the league is because the national media is so incredibly obsessed with him. They will see soon enough.

[suds79]

Nick Foles in 7 games this year.

1,699 yards, 60.8%, 6 TDs, 5 Ints, 79.1 rating.

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

Alright, let's settle this with a friendly bet instead of arguing like a couple of little girls about fan bases. Every fan base has its share of drunk, mouth-breathing a-holes.

If the Chiefs finish with a better record than the Eagles, you guys can mount an invasion of the EMB and tell us how wrong we were about Andy Reid like everyone else.

No one is interested in your dumbshit message board.

Dumbshit Eagles fans think that Chip Kelly, a guy with zero NFL experience is going to be an upgrade over Andy Reid.

Good luck with that.

There has only been one college HC the past 30+ years with zero NFL experience who has made the successful jump to the NFL... Jimmy Johnson.

And Chip Kelly will be severely hampered by Howie Roseman, one of the worst GM's in the league.

Congrats, Phily fans... you are looking at Steve Spurrier II.

One additional sidenote, Philly fans... Philadelphia is a third world toilet that makes Kabul, Afghanistan look like an attractive destination.

[Cannibal]

Originally Posted by suds79

Nick Foles in 7 games this year.

1,699 yards, 60.8%, 6 TDs, 5 Ints, 79.1 rating.

Pretty damn mediocre, but not terrible.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

Uhh, no, it's exactly like that. The national media absolutely loves him. It's amazing how collectively ignorant of Reid's fatal flaws the rest of the league is because the national media is so incredibly obsessed with him. They will see soon enough.

Jilted ex-husband.

Thank you for trying to show us the light.

There's a lot of people on here though that actually watch games, and know that Reid has his faults.

The Eagles in 1999 were a dumpster fire. You deserved another decade of Ray Rhodes.

[King_Chief_Fan]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

Uhh, no, it's exactly like that. The national media absolutely loves him. It's amazing how collectively ignorant of Reid's fatal flaws the rest of the league is because the national media is so incredibly obsessed with him. They will see soon enough.

Well, he is no John Fox that's for sure

[FloridaMan88]

Originally Posted by ChiefSuspect

Uhh, no, it's exactly like that. The national media absolutely loves him. It's amazing how collectively ignorant of Reid's fatal flaws the rest of the league is because the national media is so incredibly obsessed with him. They will see soon enough.

Andy Reid's fatal flaw in Philly was having to work with a dumbshit GM in Howie Roseman.

[suds79]

Originally Posted by Cannibal

Pretty damn mediocre, but not terrible.

Keep in mind he was a rookie on a bad team.

If he were to be the same player 2 years down the road than he is today? Yeah. Not good enough.

[Robert D. Ephius]

It's funny how some of you guys are getting schooled on FACTS so you start crying about trolling. Lmao!

Bottom line with AR, we love him. We were just tired of him. It wasn't working anymore. As it stands now, he is hands down the best coach in Eagles' history. It was just his time. We wish him well and much success.

We are just telling you how it FACTUALLY went down in Philly for the past 14 years. Now go cry in TATE!

[Titty Meat]

Hopefully the chiefs make a move for foles.

[ChiefMojo]

Foles is actually a interesting prospect... Big arm, real good size but coming in people knew he was raw. He actually performed as a rookie much better than expected. He wasn't the type of QB people expected to play last year.

Btw Robert your a f**king idiot!!!

[ChiefSuspect]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

Jilted ex-husband.

Thank you for trying to show us the light.

There's a lot of people on here though that actually watch games, and know that Reid has his faults.

The Eagles in 1999 were a dumpster fire. You deserved another decade of Ray Rhodes.

No, actually I couldn't be happier. I've wanted Reid fired since 2007. I hope for the Chiefs' sake that he has a major shift in his philosophy, both in coaching and personnel evaluation. He never changed or made any adjustments with the Eagles, and that, coupled with his incredible arrogance, was his downfall.

Reid actually took the reigns in 1998, and they were in significantly better shape than they're in now. Nobody can truly know all of his faults until they watch every game that he coaches and follow every draft pick and personnel decision that he makes. He essentially rode the coattails of Ray Rhodes' and Tom Modrak's players, who were the backbone of his defense, the brilliance of Jim Johnson, and McNabb in his prime. He was never able to replace any of them, and that's why he hasn't seen a shred of the success since 2005 that he saw from 2000-2004.

But, make no mistake, he left the franchise in significantly worse shape than it was in in 1998.