Nick Sirianni to the Eagles

[mgjohnson7851]

It was best for both sides to move on at that time. Andy was getting repetitive with his offense so when he was let go he was forced to change things up a bit. The eagles on the other hand, obviously they are in a much worse spot right now but they have won a super bowl after the divorce with Andy Reid so I wouldn’t call it “their biggest regret”. But do they wish they had him now? Yeah, I’m sure.lol

That's what I'm saying. After they fired Chip, they keep trying to find guys that are the new Andy Reid.

[manbearchef]

Hard to say. Wentz would likely look 10x better with Reid

I mean, Wentz was on his way to league MVP before his ACL tear so I doubt he would've been much better. But Pederson was incredibly aggressive and won his gambles at an alarming consistency. He tried 29 4th down attempts and added 75 points while only losing 3. No way Andy maintains that kind of aggressiveness and it's almost guaranteed he would've botched time management or situational play calling against the Pats if he made it to the SB. I mean, he was unprepared in every single playoff game last year, but had a stacked roster that could overcome it (and refs forgetting what holding is didn't hurt their comeback effort).

https://www.phillyvoice.com/analysis...it-calls-2017/

[QB_Eagles]

So salty.

Who’s your new team?

Anything of substance to say about what I wrote?

Lions probably.

[QB_Eagles]

It's funny because it feels like the Eagles are continually trying to find their Andy Reid but they just keep getting these cheap knockoffs. It feels like their biggest regret is letting Fat Andy go

Oh yeah, definitely.

There was a report that Lurie purposefully avoided hiring from the Andy Reid tree again this time -- probably to not give this exact impression.

[EAGLES3658]

They hired from the Reid tree once? Then won a Super Bowl? What is the big deal?

[QB_Eagles]

They hired from the Reid tree once? Then won a Super Bowl? What is the big deal?

Lurie always wants to appear as "thinking outside the box" with his HC hires. That much has been established.

[Kobe1016]

The Eagles should reach out to Graham Harrell to be their OC at the very least an interview.

[sacgiants1213]

Sounds like Colts DB coach Jonathan Gannon is going to Philly to be DC. I like this move for Philly. Honestly a pretty big loss for the Colts.

[QB_Eagles]

The Eagles should reach out to Graham Harrell to be their OC at the very least an interview.

You think Sirianni won't call plays? That's what supposedly stopped Harrell from joining the Eagles last year, no?

[Kobe1016]

I don't know if Sirianni will call plays or not. My guess is probably but I like Harrell

[QB_Eagles]

Sounds like Colts DB coach Jonathan Gannon is going to Philly to be DC. I like this move for Philly. Honestly a pretty big loss for the Colts.

Who the **** is this guy?

[cattusmaru]

Who the **** is this guy?

Someone who didn't assaults women which is the most important thing.

[SiteWolf]

Who the **** is this guy?

He's worked with DBs under Zimmer and has been Indy's DB coach turning that group into a very solid one

[BDawk4Prez]

Anything of substance to say about what I wrote?

Lions probably.

He’s already been able to chose one coord of his choice.

[Eagles4Lyfe]

Sounds like Colts DB coach Jonathan Gannon is going to Philly to be DC. I like this move for Philly. Honestly a pretty big loss for the Colts.

We also got your passing game coordinator. Any insight on him?