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Football at Four: Taking an Overview of the Eagles Offensive Coordinator Search · Inside the Birds: A Philadelphia Eagles Podcast

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Speaker 1: His article is up over at Phillyvoice dot com, which
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Speaker 1: lays out the best most logical replacements for Eagles offensive coordinator,
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Speaker 1: and Mosher lays out the best coordinator candidates for the
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Speaker 1: Eagles since they have moved on from Kevin Batulo. Now.
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Speaker 1: Of this list, he lists them in ideal fits. Interesting
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Speaker 1: but don't hold your breath. Two of the names that
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Speaker 1: he said don't hold your breath have now been linked
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Speaker 1: to the Eagles, Cliff Kingsbury and Mike McDaniel. The other
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Speaker 1: guy interesting but has also now been linked to the Eagles,
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Speaker 1: Kevin Stefanski. A fourth guy as an ideal fit, he
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Speaker 1: lists Brian Dable. So once we get Mosher into the stream,
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Speaker 1: there he is and he joins us now for today's
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Speaker 1: football at four on the Sports Bass Live on ninety
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Speaker 1: seven to three ESPN. His article is up over at
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Speaker 1: Phillyvoice dot com. He's got a bunch of research candidates
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Speaker 1: for this job and motion it seems that some reporting
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Speaker 1: is already coming out for some names that have been
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Speaker 1: linked to this Eagles job. Diana Russini saying the Eagles,
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Speaker 1: we'll interview Mike McDaniel and Brian Dable. Now you have
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Speaker 1: a couple different levels ideal fits, Don't hold your breath
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Speaker 1: and what was the third one there? Interesting but interesting,
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Speaker 1: But let's start with don't hold your breath. Mike McDaniel
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Speaker 1: being reported that the Eagles are going to talk to.
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Speaker 1: Is that a long shot because he might be a
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Speaker 1: head coach? Or is this a long shot because of
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Speaker 1: the fit?
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Speaker 2: Well? Yes, and yes.
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Speaker 3: I mean there's there's a lot of head coach openings, right,
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Speaker 3: and there's only like maybe one or two guys who
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Speaker 3: you definitively know are going to get a head coaching
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Speaker 3: job if they want one.
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Speaker 2: Harbaugh being one, you.
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Speaker 3: Know, Kevin Stefanski likely being another. And we'll see what
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Speaker 3: happens with Mike Tomlin. So that, and you know, the
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Speaker 3: Eagles never cease to surprise me. They always cast a
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Speaker 3: wide net. So you've got to be careful on who
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Speaker 3: they interview and how interested they really are, And then
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Speaker 3: you have to be careful in this case, specifically with
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Speaker 3: how interested a candidate will be for the Eagles job.
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Speaker 3: It's certainly an attractive job, given the talent, the environment,
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Speaker 3: the history, what they've got. But schematically, I think a
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Speaker 3: big question is this its forking the road here?
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Speaker 2: Right?
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Speaker 3: If you're hiring a guy like Mike McDaniel, it means
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Speaker 3: you're taking a sledgehammer to the scheme that has gotten
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Speaker 3: you into the playoffs every single year, two Super Bowls
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Speaker 3: in a Super Bowl championship, two straight NFC East championships.
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Speaker 2: Right.
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Speaker 3: If that's if you're hiring Mike McDaniel and he's running
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Speaker 3: his offense, or maybe you're hiring someone who fits the
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Speaker 3: scheme that more that you've been running, or that person
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Speaker 3: like Kellen Moore is willing to adjust his scheme for
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Speaker 3: what you want to do.
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Speaker 1: So let's talk a little bit about this, because Cliff
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Speaker 1: Kingsbury's name has come up. That was according to Josina Anderson.
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Speaker 1: They have talked to Kingsbury in the past. There was
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Speaker 1: some reporting that he wanted Stalin essentially out so that
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Speaker 1: he could run his run game the way he wants
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Speaker 1: to run the run game. Do you think the Eagles
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Speaker 1: would consider making that type of change for the right
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Speaker 1: coordinator this time around.
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Speaker 3: I doubt it, you know, I have no we haven't
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Speaker 3: heard from Jeff Stalin. I assume he wants to keep coaching.
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Speaker 3: You know, we know a big reason that he's in
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Speaker 3: Philadelphia and people teams don't show interest in him is
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Speaker 3: because they know he's here and wants to be here,
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Speaker 3: very high paid, and we'll probably finish his career here,
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Speaker 3: and we don't know when that will be. So that's
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Speaker 3: interesting and it's I don't want I think that was
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Speaker 3: phrased weird. They wasn't just that he wanted to get
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Speaker 3: rid of, like any in particular coach. It was more
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Speaker 3: that a lot of offensive coordinators are allowed to bring
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Speaker 3: in their own staff, or at least they get some
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Speaker 3: preference and treatment, and he has his own guys, Cliff Kingsbury,
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Speaker 3: that he likes, and so it became untenable, as I
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Speaker 3: understand it, and they went with Kellen Moore.
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Speaker 1: All right. So Kingsbury's name has come up as well.
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Speaker 1: You have him on the list of Don't hold your Breath?
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Speaker 1: Is that more scheme related here, same as McDaniel, Because
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Speaker 1: I think Kingsbury's offense would probably fit Hurts pretty well.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, No, I think schematically it's a good fit and
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Speaker 3: probably why maybe there might be interest there.
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Speaker 1: Do you like McDaniel's scheme better for Hurts or Kingsbury?
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Speaker 2: I don't.
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Speaker 3: I don't like McDaniel's scheme for Jalen Hurts and the
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Speaker 3: Eagle's offense at all.
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Speaker 2: But I don't want to be unfair.
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Speaker 3: I don't want to put a lid on somebody and
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Speaker 3: say they can't do it because it hasn't been done.
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Speaker 3: But just based on things I've heard about preferences and
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Speaker 3: what Hurts likes and even what what Nick Siriani likes,
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Speaker 3: I don't see that fit at all. I mean, that's
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Speaker 3: how much just watched the forty nine ers, right, You
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Speaker 3: just watched the forty nine Ers play the Eagles in
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Speaker 3: NSCU wild Card game. So the forty nine ers offense
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Speaker 3: is basically McDaniels.
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Speaker 2: You know, he comes from that train.
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Speaker 3: He did do some things differently in Miami because of
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Speaker 3: Tayloring itto Tua. But the way that the Niners orchestrated
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Speaker 3: their offense, the throws that party would make or attempt
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Speaker 3: to make, and how they use fullbacks and motion and misdirection.
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Speaker 3: Have you ever seen any of that in the Eagles
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Speaker 3: offense consistently? No, that's a whole middle of the field offense.
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Speaker 3: So you know, I'm not sure. I'm not a brain
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Speaker 3: surgeon here, I'm just it's it's clearly not what the
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Speaker 3: Eagles have done in their years here.
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Speaker 1: Right Stefanski now the three, I think Stefanski has the
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Speaker 1: best chance of getting a head coaching job, so he
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Speaker 1: seems like the most unrealistic. Now it's being reported that
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Speaker 1: they are interested in talking to him as well. That
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Speaker 1: according to Justina Anderson, what do you think about Stefanski's
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Speaker 1: thick because he seems to be in that same tree
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Speaker 1: as the Shanahan and a little bit more West coast.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, you know, Stefanski's really an interesting cat man, Like.
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Speaker 3: If you think about it, his only NFL coaching experience
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Speaker 3: came with the Vikings as an assistant who worked his
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Speaker 3: way up, and then the Browns. It's not like he's
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Speaker 3: been in the NFL for like most of these guys have,
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Speaker 3: you know, bounced around four or five six teams. But
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Speaker 3: I don't even know his truest coaching influences because he
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Speaker 3: was hired under the children's regime in Minnesota, then was
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Speaker 3: there through the change to Leslie Frasier to Mike Zimmer,
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Speaker 3: who are both defensive guys. I just know that his offense,
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Speaker 3: the way it looks when he's running this typical offense,
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Speaker 3: is that it's a lot like the old Shanahan, Gary
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Speaker 3: Mike Shanahan, Gary Kubiak under center outside wide zone, stretch
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Speaker 3: zone play action, which again we just saw under center
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Speaker 3: in the Eagles offense at times this year.
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Speaker 2: It's not their base offense by any stretch of the means.
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Speaker 3: And you've heard Nick Sirianni talk a lot about the
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Speaker 3: advantages of the shotgun in their offense. But again, again,
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Speaker 3: I don't put a lid on a coach, just like
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Speaker 3: I don't put a lid on a player. Right who
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Speaker 3: says that guys can't adapt? Certainly Kellen Moore came in here,
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Speaker 3: tried to run some of the stuff that he used
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Speaker 3: to do and didn't and adapted so that that's always
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Speaker 3: possible too.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, you have some other names over there,
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Speaker 1: And by the way, another name being reported by Joe,
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Speaker 1: not by Diana Roussini is Brian Dable. Let's look at him.
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Speaker 1: You list him as an ideal fit. I like him.
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Speaker 1: There has been talks about he's been a little abrasive
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Speaker 1: with the players, a little animated on the sideline. That
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Speaker 1: kind of stuff did work with Hurts Saquon. Do you
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Speaker 1: like his style for this offense?
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Speaker 3: His scheme and style yes, quick defined reads worked with
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Speaker 3: obviously athletic quarterbacks in Hurts, and he was.
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Speaker 2: Absolutely the hand picked guy.
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Speaker 3: Uh to go Jackson Dart, I should say it was
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Speaker 3: his hand pick guy in New York. So schematically, yes,
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Speaker 3: I think that there makes a lot of sense. I
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Speaker 3: think people just see like connections and think they're automatically great,
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Speaker 3: and that's works a little bit. He coached with Nick
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Speaker 3: Sirianni in Kansas City, so what's the relationship like? And
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Speaker 3: then everybody brings up he coached Tua at Alabama that
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Speaker 3: one year that he was offensive coordinator. I'm not too.
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, well, yes too. But also Jen Hurts well
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Speaker 3: and they benched him.
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Speaker 4: So so no one seems to want to bring that
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Speaker 4: part up. They just want to say, hey, these guys
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Speaker 4: were together, uh in Alabama. Well that's not exactly the
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Speaker 4: fondest year of Jalen Hurts's memory.
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Speaker 3: So I don't know. I think schematically it makes a fit.
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Speaker 3: I think there's a lot of exterior that might make
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Speaker 3: it a bad fit.
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Speaker 1: Munkin Todd Munkin, formerly of the Ravens, very interesting one here.
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Speaker 1: I like this fit here. I'm interested to see your
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Speaker 1: breakdown of Munkin and whether he would be a good
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Speaker 1: choice here because you know, obviously the Lamar thing, Lamar
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Speaker 1: runs a lot, Jalen not so much anymore.
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Speaker 3: Correct, I think this is a real This is to
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Speaker 3: me is like the number one fit.
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Speaker 2: Now.
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Speaker 3: The unfortunate part is, I think a lot of teams
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Speaker 3: like Todd Munkin, and I think Todd Munkin and John
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Speaker 3: Harbaugh could certainly be still tied since they both leaving
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Speaker 3: Baltimore at the same time, and John Harbaugh could get
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Speaker 3: a job while we're talking, and name Monkin is offensive coordinator,
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Speaker 3: So if Munkin is gonna follow harpball, it's meaningless.
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Speaker 2: However, what I like about him for this job is
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Speaker 2: a you.
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Speaker 3: Know, you go back to Georgia, right, That's how his
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Speaker 3: favorite new college, Georgia. Munkin was the offensive coordinator there
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Speaker 3: when they the national championship. He was a throw he
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Speaker 3: was eleven in personnel, throw the ball kind of guy.
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Speaker 3: And then he gets a job in Baltimore and he
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Speaker 3: adjusts to the Baltimore scheme.
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Speaker 2: Right, they play a lot of tight ends.
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Speaker 3: They'll play two tight ends, they'll play three tight ends,
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Speaker 3: they'll play a fallback right athletic quarterback and under in
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Speaker 3: the first two years until things went haywire this year.
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Speaker 3: Lamar Jackson was MVP, then second in MVP. So here's
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Speaker 3: a guy who was able to meet in the middle
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Speaker 3: with the organization he was joining, recognized the personnel that
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Speaker 3: he had at his hand, recognized what had already been
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Speaker 3: in place, recognized what the quarterback likes to do, and
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Speaker 3: adapt his scheme to fit it. And they did pretty well. Obviously,
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Speaker 3: this last year did not go well. There's probably a
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Speaker 3: number of reasons why. But if you Lamar getting hurt.
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Speaker 3: But even when even when Lamar was playing there, it
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Speaker 3: just didn't have the same bite that offense. But if
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Speaker 3: you look at the bigger picture, I mean, those first
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Speaker 3: two years were fantastic, and I think he'd be really
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Speaker 3: good in this environment.
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Speaker 1: Listen, they have Lamar and they have Derrick Henry, So
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Speaker 1: they have a quarterback who can run and do stuff.
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Speaker 1: You have a running back who you can really feature. Now,
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Speaker 1: one thing the Eagles have that Baltimore does not are
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Speaker 1: two high level wide receivers, at least for now. Even
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Speaker 1: if you only have one, that's more than Baltimore generally has.
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Speaker 1: I mean, that's been their problem down there. I like
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Speaker 1: Monkin as well. I want to go to another guy
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Speaker 1: who has been in Baltimore just got fired, local guy
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Speaker 1: Greg Roman, and his fit because a lot of people
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Speaker 1: look at him because of his work with Lamar Jackson,
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Speaker 1: also Colin Kaepernick. He just had Herbert and has not
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Speaker 1: really had a stud level wide receiver. He's not had
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Speaker 1: like that number one great receiver. This would be an
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Speaker 1: interesting fit, but I feel like there's the framework of
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Speaker 1: it working. Do you think the Eagles would consider him a.
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Speaker 2: Remains to be seen.
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Speaker 3: I would ordinarily say yes he should, but it's weird.
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Speaker 3: They've had these openings in the past and I think
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Speaker 3: he's been available, and I'm not quite sure. I'd have
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Speaker 3: to go back and look if they've ever talked to
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Speaker 3: him about a position.
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Speaker 2: So it's kind of strange.
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Speaker 3: I mean, the local guy, as you know, the Holy
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Speaker 3: Spirit grad and South Jersey guy. So he has worked
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Speaker 3: for a lot of head coaches who prefer to run.
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Speaker 3: Going back to Rex Ryan and then both Jim and
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Speaker 3: John Harbaugh. It does seem that he has these jobs
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Speaker 3: for a while, does a nice job, but then a
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Speaker 3: team decides it wants to spice up his passing game
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Speaker 3: and then moves on from him. That seems to be
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Speaker 3: a repetitive theme. So if the Eagles want to revive
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Speaker 3: their run game, great perfect. But if they also really
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Speaker 3: more so want to spruce up their past game, which
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Speaker 3: has fallen off more than their run game, then maybe
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Speaker 3: not the best.
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Speaker 1: All right, A couple more with Jeff Boscher. You can
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Speaker 1: read this full piece over at Philly Voice dot com.
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Speaker 1: He's got all the candidates and gives you a lot
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Speaker 1: deeper thoughts on all these guys. Matt Nagy is an
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Speaker 1: Andy Reid kind of guy. He was in Chicago, he
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Speaker 1: was the head coach there. He's out back in Kansas City.
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Speaker 1: Not sure what that fit would look like because Andy
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Speaker 1: Reid's style of offense.
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Speaker 2: I definitely feel like there's Andy Reid fatigue.
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Speaker 3: Like whenever there's a Reid guy linked to the Eagles,
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Speaker 3: it's like, you.
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Speaker 1: Know, well, it's more because that offense is more West Coast,
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Speaker 1: and I don't know that that's a fit here.
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Speaker 2: Well, it depends, it depends what version of it.
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Speaker 3: Like, like the Shanahan McVeagh offense is technically West Coast,
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Speaker 3: but it's got a lot of modifications to their route
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Speaker 3: concepts are and Sirianni comes from, you know, an interesting
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Speaker 3: chain of Haley and Frank Reich. So there are West
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Speaker 3: Coast elements in his offense. But I mean he's an experience.
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Speaker 2: He listened. I think the.
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Speaker 3: Eagles have to hire a guy. We already talked about
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Speaker 3: this guy who's called plays, and it helps if this
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Speaker 3: guy has been a head coach and has led a
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Speaker 3: locker room and Naggie satisfies all that. And you know,
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Speaker 3: Naggie's also worked with a lot of different kind of quarterbacks,
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Speaker 3: going to you know, in Chicago, he had Trubisky. Of course,
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Speaker 3: he had Mahomes. I think he was there for Alex
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Speaker 3: Smith when they had Alex Smith.
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Speaker 1: Before first time in Kansas City, her.
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Speaker 2: First time in Kansas City. Right, So I mean, uh,
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Speaker 2: He's worked with a lot of different kind of guys
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Speaker 2: and you did not have experience.
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Speaker 1: You did not include Frank Reich on this list. Is
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Speaker 1: would you think he is not a candidate?
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Speaker 2: No, I would think he is not a candidate. We
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Speaker 2: just talked about proven play callers. Well, I mean he
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Speaker 2: wanted to be a proven play caller.
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Speaker 1: He was here and then he went to Indianapolis, Right,
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Speaker 1: But I'm saying then he went to Indianapolis. He did
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Speaker 1: call the place there.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, how'd that go?
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Speaker 1: Well? Not great? But I guess his familiarity with Sirianni.
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Speaker 1: I don't know how much a Sirianni has in this.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean exactly.
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Speaker 1: That's not a ringdorsement. You're not giving Sirianni a ringing
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Speaker 1: endorsement for having a lot of say, well.
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Speaker 2: Let's be on.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you're you've watched, we've all observed this team
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Speaker 3: for years.
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Speaker 2: When when things hit seem to hit the fan who
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Speaker 2: takes over and who takes charge and straightens them out?
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Speaker 2: I agree the owner in the GM would.
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Speaker 1: So would Doug Peterson have any interest in Would they
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Speaker 1: have interest in him?
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Speaker 2: I can't imagine from his side or their side. Yes,
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Speaker 2: Like with Doug, I don't know. I mean, Doug is
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Speaker 2: not the type of guy to hold grudges or anything, but.
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Speaker 1: I think he has said that he would be interested.
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Speaker 1: Would he be like Robert Sala where he says, you
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Speaker 1: know what, I would just come back, I don't care.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, uh sure, experience definitely A play caller had a
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Speaker 3: good year in twenty seventeen.
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Speaker 1: At least it's a guy that Jalen's played for it.
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Speaker 3: Is it is, Well, hey, why don't we throw Marty
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Speaker 3: morning Leg and Rich Gangarello in there.
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Speaker 1: Well, I mean, I'm just saying, Jalen, we keep talking
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Speaker 1: about all the different play callers. He at least played
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Speaker 1: for Doug and played in that offense and at least
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Speaker 1: probably has some of the terminology and you know all
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Speaker 1: that stuff. But you know, that's another question. So we're
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Speaker 1: talking about all these guys. How much is Jalen's evolution
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Speaker 1: and growth as a quarterback just been stunted by all
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Speaker 1: of this?
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Speaker 2: How can anybody answer that question?
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Speaker 3: You know, that's like me asking unfairly how much of
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Speaker 3: Kevin Batullo's growth as an offensive coordinator was stunted by
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Speaker 3: Jalen hurts his unwillingness or inability or whatever negative verb
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Speaker 3: to throw over the middle of the field.
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Speaker 1: I have no problem with that kind of Like listen,
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Speaker 1: I do the pie chart of problem. I give Kevin
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Speaker 1: Batoola about twenty ten percent of this.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm glad you said that, because I really do
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Speaker 3: a lot of things I've been hearing, not from your
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Speaker 3: per se or just in general. Are our framings of
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Speaker 3: the Eagles issues right now? Is who is to blame
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Speaker 3: or who's more at fall. I mean, does Howie Roseman
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Speaker 3: have strengths and weaknesses.
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Speaker 1: In one hundred percent?
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Speaker 2: And I think you can start.
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Speaker 1: I think you look at some of the weaknesses infiltrate
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Speaker 1: it into this team.
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Speaker 2: Okay. Does Nick Sirianni have strengths.
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Speaker 1: And weakness strengths?
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Speaker 2: Does Jalen Hurts have strengths and weaknesses?
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Speaker 1: Sure?
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Speaker 2: Okay, So it can't just all be The reason why they've.
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Speaker 3: Been so successful for the in this five year realm, right,
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Speaker 3: is because all of their strengths work really well for
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Speaker 3: this organization. The reason why they're inconsistent and have slides
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Speaker 3: and then lose a wild card game was because their
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Speaker 3: weaknesses hold them back at times.
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Speaker 2: Right. So, I because I heard Jeffromotion Cities tell of
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Speaker 2: just uh.
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Speaker 3: Next oc doesn't matter put him in. We've got a
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Speaker 3: top five offense. And I love Jeffer Mozi. He's always
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Speaker 3: a good interactor with you. Right, But they've never had
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Speaker 3: a top five offense. Maybe like twenty twenty two, they
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Speaker 3: if they did, but they didn't have one when they
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Speaker 3: went to the Super Bowl last year and they had
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Speaker 3: the fourth worth passing offense.
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Speaker 2: So it's not as easy as just.
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Speaker 3: Put it all on one guy's change the guy out
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Speaker 3: and let's get going. I mean, it doesn't work that way.
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Speaker 1: I agree, you know, and I just look at it
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Speaker 1: like this. You know, it's so funny. We were talking
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Speaker 1: about this at the beginning the show, and we'll get
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Speaker 1: you out on this is. You know, you go to
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Speaker 1: these Twitter guys breaking down plays, they find one play
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Speaker 1: and then that's the whole game. I hate it, right,
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Speaker 1: the whole game was this one play and that and
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Speaker 1: and it's like, and I love Kurt Warners, it's like, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
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Speaker 1: What are you talking about here? Because you know, you
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Speaker 1: got one guy saying they ran the same play twice
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Speaker 1: and Warners like, who cares? The guys were open on
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Speaker 1: both times they ran it. You know, It's like, you know,
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Speaker 1: but I think that's what the thing is is how
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Speaker 1: much you look through the season and it's like, how
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Speaker 1: many plays do they miss because the quarterback doesn't like
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Speaker 1: to do X, Y and Z? And then how much
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Speaker 1: do they not call because the quarterback doesn't like to
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Speaker 1: do X, Y and Z.
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Speaker 2: Well would the quarterback have a hand in it?
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Speaker 1: Exactly exactly?
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Speaker 3: They all and you know, they can hire a great
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Speaker 3: offensive coordinator with a great scheme or a scheme Kellen Moore,
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Speaker 3: and it may just wind up going back to what
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Speaker 3: it was and maybe they just need to improve it
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Speaker 3: things a little bit better and they'll be fine, and
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Speaker 3: then we'll say everybody is great again, and that's the
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Speaker 3: way it works. You know, there was just a loud
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Speaker 3: Mike McDaniel is the answer for this team.
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Speaker 2: He's wants to do well. How do you know that?
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Speaker 2: How do you know he's gonna want to run his scheme?
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Speaker 2: How do you know they're gonna let him run his scheme?
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Speaker 3: If Mike McDaniel has to do with Kellen Moore basically
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Speaker 3: did which is scrap the scheme and just call the
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Speaker 3: Nick Sirianni slash Eagles offense? Is he as good as
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Speaker 3: the Mike McDaniel you think you're getting. It's just so
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Speaker 3: irresponsible unless you know exactly what the team wants to
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Speaker 3: do right now. Do they want to totally get a
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Speaker 3: different scheme or do they want someone who can adapt
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Speaker 3: well to theirs. Until you know that, it's almost impossible
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Speaker 3: to know who's the best.
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Speaker 1: Your pick would be? Who I said, munkin you like Munkin. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I think I'm on that. I like Dable, I like Munkin.
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Speaker 1: They're the two guys that would probably be my favorites
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Speaker 1: right now. I like McDaniel a lot. I just don't
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Speaker 1: think he fits here.
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Speaker 3: The only thing that the Dable thing is like if
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Speaker 3: you get like a couple, you know, Nick Siriani is
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Speaker 3: a hothead.
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Speaker 2: Table's a hothead. Hurts is not a hot head at all,
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Speaker 2: but he's very steeped in his convictions. You can lose
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Speaker 2: two games in a row and you get.
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Speaker 3: Those three guys in a room, and that room might
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Speaker 3: be bouncing, there might be smoke coming out of those walls.
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Speaker 2: So who knows. I don't know.
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Speaker 3: Sometimes you need the opposite of you to keep you
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Speaker 3: in check, right, I don't know if you need another
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Speaker 3: one of you, Nick Sirianni.
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Speaker 1: Jeff Boscher Football for Rita's full article of all the candidates.
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Speaker 1: There's other ones in there that we didn't get to.
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Speaker 1: J over at Philly Voice dot com and of course,
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Speaker 1: the Inside of the Birds podcast is on all podcasting
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Speaker 1: platforms and Football at four rolls on all off season
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Speaker 1: long here on the Sports Bash. Thanks Jeff ye are
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Speaker 1: brother