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A small number of quarterbacks are like Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen who seem to be made of rubber. Those two can run around can run around like show ponies. The rest will end up injured eventually, sometimes with career ending problems.

Coaches who expect their quarterbacks to do much more than scramble when they have to do it, are flirting with disaster. If Hurts is down, the Eagles’ season is over.

@Basebal21 and @Bullsitter, we get it that you two are upset that Alabama was left out. You should console yourselves with two things: enjoying the upcoming ReliaQuest Bowl where the 'Tide should punch Michigan in the mouth --- and --- realizing that the SEC has a really good shot at playing in and winning the Championship Game.

But for pity sake, get over the Alabama thing.

@stevek said:

@perkdog said:

@stevek said:

@perkdog said:

@stevek said:

@galaxy27 said:
DeVonta Smith with a game-losing drop

seems like every time something like that happens, there's always repercussions. a player rarely makes an egregious mistake like that and the team lives to tell the tale

You're right. But I'm more infuriated about the Hurts injury. I mean the Eagles had the lead, moving the ball well both rushing and passing, and Sirianni in all his "brilliance", calls a designed run play for Hurts. Just stupidity beyond belief.

There is always risk of QB injury especially calling a play like that right up the middle. Okay maybe ya risk it with the game on the line, if ya don't have a Saquon Barkley on the team. But never in a million years in that situation. There was some other chit in the game as well.

Is Rich Kotite available? 😒

It's a thing

These Coaches are honestly stupid, I watch Josh Allen run up the middle for a physical 4 yard run while they are in a un losable game, it's mind boggling

And if they're asked in a nice way by a reporter, how they can be so stupid. The coach usually looks like a deer in headlights, and gives some sort of word salad answer, or sometimes basically no answer at all.

And sometimes they have the audacity to look at the reporter like they are an idiot for asking such a "Stupid" question lol

It's honestly ridiculous, Belichick used to keep Brady in long after a rampage was well. underway in the 4th quarter, it used to infuriated me

I recall those games whereby the Patriots blew out the opponent. Had it completely won during the 4th quarter, and yet Belichick would still leave him in there. Simply baffling.

It's not like Brady needed the work or something. Brady had the finest work ethic of probably any other QB in NFL history.

Case in point

Gronk breaking his forearm in a already won playoff game before the Super Bowl because he was on special teams FG unit.

I could go on as you know, Coaches are their own worst enemy

@perkdog said:

@stevek said:

@perkdog said:

@stevek said:

@galaxy27 said:
DeVonta Smith with a game-losing drop

seems like every time something like that happens, there's always repercussions. a player rarely makes an egregious mistake like that and the team lives to tell the tale

You're right. But I'm more infuriated about the Hurts injury. I mean the Eagles had the lead, moving the ball well both rushing and passing, and Sirianni in all his "brilliance", calls a designed run play for Hurts. Just stupidity beyond belief.

There is always risk of QB injury especially calling a play like that right up the middle. Okay maybe ya risk it with the game on the line, if ya don't have a Saquon Barkley on the team. But never in a million years in that situation. There was some other chit in the game as well.

Is Rich Kotite available? 😒

It's a thing

These Coaches are honestly stupid, I watch Josh Allen run up the middle for a physical 4 yard run while they are in a un losable game, it's mind boggling

And if they're asked in a nice way by a reporter, how they can be so stupid. The coach usually looks like a deer in headlights, and gives some sort of word salad answer, or sometimes basically no answer at all.

And sometimes they have the audacity to look at the reporter like they are an idiot for asking such a "Stupid" question lol

It's honestly ridiculous, Belichick used to keep Brady in long after a rampage was well. underway in the 4th quarter, it used to infuriated me

I recall those games whereby the Patriots blew out the opponent. Had it completely won during the 4th quarter, and yet Belichick would still leave him in there. Simply baffling.

It's not like Brady needed the work or something. Brady had the finest work ethic of probably any other QB in NFL history.

@stevek said:

@perkdog said:

@stevek said:

@galaxy27 said:
DeVonta Smith with a game-losing drop

seems like every time something like that happens, there's always repercussions. a player rarely makes an egregious mistake like that and the team lives to tell the tale

You're right. But I'm more infuriated about the Hurts injury. I mean the Eagles had the lead, moving the ball well both rushing and passing, and Sirianni in all his "brilliance", calls a designed run play for Hurts. Just stupidity beyond belief.

There is always risk of QB injury especially calling a play like that right up the middle. Okay maybe ya risk it with the game on the line, if ya don't have a Saquon Barkley on the team. But never in a million years in that situation. There was some other chit in the game as well.

Is Rich Kotite available? 😒

It's a thing

These Coaches are honestly stupid, I watch Josh Allen run up the middle for a physical 4 yard run while they are in a un losable game, it's mind boggling

And if they're asked in a nice way by a reporter, how they can be so stupid. The coach usually looks like a deer in headlights, and gives some sort of word salad answer, or sometimes basically no answer at all.

And sometimes they have the audacity to look at the reporter like they are an idiot for asking such a "Stupid" question lol

It's honestly ridiculous, Belichick used to keep Brady in long after a rampage was well. underway in the 4th quarter, it used to infuriated me