🚨‼️ VERY EMOTIONAL REACTION TO EAGLES BEARS ON @SportsRadio94WIP

🚨‼️ VERY EMOTIONAL REACTION TO EAGLES BEARS ON @SportsRadio94WIP

I am enraged. I’m livid. So unprofessional what they did after being blown out. Excuse me. Let me restart. I’m so disgusted. I can’t even speak properly. After blowing a 21point lead in Dallas, you got manhandled by the Chicago Bears on your home turf. You didn’t lose a football game. You got completely manhandled. And you see what scheme does to an offense. Vic Fangio is one of the sharpest defensive minds there is. In fact, I thought that would be an advantage when I studied the X’s and O’s in this matchup. But Ben Johnson and Caleb Williams and that running game and all of it was so sexy and so creative and so dynamic and so with the times that Vic Fangio got panced. Vic Fangio looked like he didn’t know what he was doing. And he does know what he’s doing. But when you have such creativity offensively, you can reach an all new high. Which makes me look right at you, Kevin Patulo, who should be stripped of his duties today. It makes me look at Nick Sirriani who has zero knowledge on how to be creative in the passing game and with an offense. It’s a joke. I’m out thinking that there’s any sort of getting back on track with this crew. Please, you don’t have the benefit of the doubt anymore. You’re following the same damn footsteps that we watched a few years back. You know how we always say two Super Bowl appearances in three years? You ready for this one? Two insane, inexplicable, disgusting collapses. Two of them in three years. That’s what we’re about to say. But here’s my question for you as we get started and as we get rolling at 2155929494. Do you have a bigger issue with player execution, the lack thereof, or the coaching staff? Because the big debate all throughout the last 24 hours is there’s plays to be made and Jaylen’s missing them or the offensive line isn’t holding their end of the bargain or player X, Y, and Z are just failing. And while I agree that there are issues with Jaylen right now, there’s miscommunication with him and Devonte. Is he going to sit? Is he going to run a slant? That looks like an awful throw. They’re not detailed or together, which is what Nick Sirriani preaches. And by the way, he doesn’t do anything offensively. So, what he’s preaching is all he does, and it’s not working. So, I’m aware that Jaylen had some throws. He had an uh an interception. He had a fumble. Look, Jaylen was bad bad yesterday, but it’s deeper than that. Caleb Williams is not this phenomenal, elite, unbelievable player. He’s very raw. But I know that their head coach is putting him in positions and this offense in positions to have flow and an identity. Jaylen Herz is never going to be the guy that’s just going to will you with a Superman cape and throw you to a victory with just stupid routes. Just basic routes that other teams, by the way, know is coming before you even snap the ball. I have so much audio for you it’s not even funny of active players and former players all saying the same thing from the start of the season to now and it never ends. They are so predictable. They are so blah. They are trash essentially with what they’re trying to do. So for me it’s simple. It starts with the coaching staff. When the coaching staff gets their head out of their ass, then the player execution will improve. Everything is so hard. Everything is so tense. Everything the margin for error. It’s nearly impossible to succeed like this in the National Football League. I actually think the interception Jaylen threw is because this thing is such a mess and so sloppy and so awful that at some point he goes, “What do you want me to do? I’m just going to let it rip. What do you want me to do?” I think that’s a byproduct of how much Patulo and Sirani have no clue how to run an offense. How many more people do I have to hear on any platform say that this offense by design is so putrid that they don’t even know how to comprehend it? You want a billion more people to say that? If you’re coming for Jaylen Herz’s head today, I understand everybody’s very emotional. And I’ll give you that leash of just venting and just giving you an opportunity to really express yourself because we’re that broken as a fan base and I acknowledge that. So you you you kind of are given that open door for me to just let it rip. Nobody’s wrong. That kind of thing. Nobody’s wrong. Just let it fly, baby. And I think sometimes there’s a boiling point where that’s okay. And that’s kind of where we are. But with Jaylen, big picture, I’m telling you this, I’ve seen him work in this league with real coordinators, and I’ve seen him fail with not good coordinators. I’ve seen him be in Super Bowls with good NFL coordinators. I’ve seen it. I’ve seen it with my own two eyes. And whenever you go with the nonsense, he looks bad. With that information, I’m going to assess this this team accordingly. This whole Jaylen can’t do this. Jaylen sucks. Juh with competent coordinators, Super Bowl appearances with an S. With inept, incompetent coordinators, he looks horrible. Yes, he needs a coordinator. That doesn’t mean he deserves to get knocked. All right. On on on the the the on the pedigree department, if that even makes sense. But all right, listen. We’re going to get to your phone calls. I want to play some audio for you, though, just to express how much I think this this structure and this foundation and this offensive philosophy, if you want to call it a philosophy, I call it crap. You want to call it a philosophy, so be it. It’s nonsense. But just to tie a bow on how terrible it is, let’s begin with Chad Oinko when he was doing his night cap show with Shannon Sharp. He had this. This was after the Lions game. This is going to be distributed a bit throughout the season so far to show you week after week after week. It’s that bad. This was Chad Oseno on what he seen. One problem I do have about watching the game tonight. The fact that I can still I don’t play for the Eagles. I don’t play for the Eagles, but I watch a lot of football and I watch the Eagles all season long. Hell, I watch every goddamn team. But the fact that I can tell you based on AJ Brown’s alignment, I can tell you exact exactly where Rowdy’s running. That’s not good. That That’s not good. Because if I know it and I’m not watching film, I’m just watching the games each and every Sunday. What do you think those that are that are playing across from him are doing? He had 11. I think he had maybe 11 targets or something like that. But it’s the same stuff over and over and over. Unk, if he lines up two yards outside the number, if he’s by himself, he’s running the hitch. If if he’s in if he’s at the top or or the slant. If it’s if it’s two by two and speed is on the side with him or the tighter’s on the side with him, he’s off the ball, he’s running the slant. It’s it’s like the same thing. If he if he’s inside, he’s running the quick out. I mean, it’s it’s just or or the stick, right? It’s just the same. There there’s really no creativity. And then putting it and they like to put him on the left hand side on your they like to throw him the gold ball on the hand side. Yeah. And you notice that on Joe, a lot of his go balls are on the left hand side. I mean, so I I understand his frustrations. Not only is um he not putting up the numbers he like to, but you know what’s actually coming based on his alignment and where he is. Route recognition, formation recognition, and the tendencies the tendencies are the same. Okay, that’s someone who literally stated, “I don’t even dig into the film like that. I’m just a consumer. I’m just a guy that kicks it, watches ball, loves the game, and I can see that from a mile away without even like diving into strategy. How do you think these defensive coordinators around the league that do this for their job, how do you think they’re viewing this and how they’re consuming this and how they’re getting answers? It’s laughable. It’s flatout laughable. CJ GJ’s mocking you last night with Shady and and that crew afterwards go predictable winking to the camera. All right, so there’s Chad Oinko. Here’s what Greg Cassell had to say after the Packers game on Ross Tucker’s pod. You know, watching that tape, Ross, I was just my mouth was almost open watching that tape. I just didn’t understand in some ways what I was looking at. I mean, I felt and and I’ll mention one play that I think is very representative of what I’m about to say, but I almost felt in that game as if the Eagles played that game offensively to minimize Jaylen Herz as a factor in the game. What? And that’s very surprising. I mean, think of there’s a play I want to mention. It was it was um uh first third quarter possession. Okay, it was third and 12 from the plus 25 yardd line going in in a scoreless game. Okay, keep that in mind. It’s a scoreless game and they hand the ball off to Shipley. It’s a give up calling situation in a scoreless game. And when I saw that play, cuz I didn’t see it live, I was thinking to myself, and of course, this is after I’d seen the game up to that point, I’m thinking, God, that just struck me as so strange. Why are you not having Jaylen Herz drop back? You’ve got Devonte Smith, you’ve got AJ Brown, you’ve got Dallas Goddard, you know, and you’re and you’re giving it up to kick a field goal to go ahead three nothing. I just was very very surprised by the the offensive approach in that game. You you could you could rinse and repeat that statement every single damn game so far. I mean, I have more for you. Truth be told, I got more for you, but I I I want to get to you because this is just ludicrous. 2155929494. Do you have a bigger issue with the player execution side of things or the coaching staff side of things? And I’ll let you vent. I promise. Cuz everybody deserves that opportunity after a week like this. This is a flatout backhand to your cheek. Backhand right to your face from this team and this organization. And the fact that they don’t even have anybody to go to internally to call plays because Kevin Patulo is a disaster is awful recognition from those inside. We can’t go to anybody. They really don’t have any options. I’m going to be honest with you. You want to be fair and objective? They don’t have anybody. But how do you not have anybody? It’s a joke. To the phones. Heavy save me. What’s up, Heavy? Dude, bro, you what? What I’m gonna say is gonna make you even wor, you know? Yeah, I know you’re going to rip Jaylen. I told you I’ll give you your chance. No, I mean, dude, I think it’s very much both play calling and Jay I mean, I don’t know if you remember in the first half Jaylen missed a wide open uh I think it was Dallas um for an open touchdown in the first half. Yeah, that was the same Smitty play where I think they had miscommunication on if he was going to sit or if he was going to continue and God was up the middle of the seam wide open too with his back uh and it didn’t look like Dallas ever actually looked back at any point. But um yeah, he missed it. He missed it. There’s no doubt. I just feel and I’ll let you rip here in a sec, but I just feel if the if the Nick and Patulo thing gets cleaned up where it’s not an inept offense and it actually has some sort of stability, then I don’t think you’re going to see an awful Jaylen. I think it’s a chicken or the egg thing, but if the coaching staff puts together a real legitimate NFL playbook, then I think Jaylen Herz clearly can do big things because both the times he’s had that in his career, he’s been in the Super Bowl. But go ahead. I’ll give you your time. Well, I mean, bro, like what you were saying, how predictable this, you know, this offense is, this is literally just a repeat of what happened in 2023. you know, they got off of coming, you know, going to the Super Bowl and, you know, the year prior and they just literally it just seemed like they ran with the same playbook and and the the next season everybody figured out what they were doing and it just and and and they the team died and it seems like they’re doing the same thing this year where they think they can just play the same way they did last year and it’s going to work out the same way because it worked last year, but it’s not working. None of this stuff is working. I don’t know. I don’t know what’s Firiani and Patula are doing right now. Um I would, you know, I do think a lot of it has to do with Jaylen’s execution, but at the same time, dude, these plays are just insane. Like I don’t know if you remember there was a play in the second half where Jaylen Jaylen threw a ball to the right right sideline where both AJ and Devonte both converge and neither of them knew neither of them knew whose ball was going to and it almost got intercepted. Like why are you having two guys converge at the sideline? Like I just I don’t know what’s going on. I just this team is obviously in their second debacle in the in the last you know three seasons. I I don’t know what what has to be done but it’s clear tempula can’t be calling plays anymore. But the problem is you know I like Nick Terriian. You know I give him the benefit of the doubt because he got the job done. you know, there are very few guys in the league who have gotten the job done and won a Super Bowl. Um, but he can’t call plays either. So, I don’t know what you do. And you’re going, you know, if the Eagles are going to continue to be successful, I’m sorry, but you’re going to have to get used to having a new coordinator every year because if you have a good offense, that coordinator is going to get a head co a head coaching job the next year. And I don’t know if you can rely on Sirriani long term in that kind of situation. Sure. Considering that he can’t call plays himself. Um, yeah. It limits you. It makes everything, you know what it does, heavy, and I appreciate the call. It makes everything harder, right? And that’s what Nick and Patulo is doing as an entire offense. Like, it’s almost being applied to the state of the franchise because Nick can’t do such a such Sorry, I’m getting choked up. I’m getting so good. Did you hear that? I may break down. I’m just letting you know. I may break down. That’s what that was. Okay, let me try and get through this. We’re having the same issues big picture as a franchise as we are with this team. Nick not being able to call plays and having zero knowledge of scheme is making this so much harder than it needs to be. And when it comes to the play calling, there are some plays here and there that need to be cleaned up and executed a little bit better. But there’s no doubt about it that as a staff, they are making this so much harder for AJ, for Devonte, for Goddard, for Saquan, for everybody involved. Jaylen, they’re making it harder on them because they are so dumb at creating a sexy offense. I’m just being honest with you. There was once a time where the head coach said, “I’m not just going to run motion pre- snap just to do it.” Implying there’s no value in it. Yet, I’m watching the Bears gain so much leverage and create advantages based off of how they do things pre-nap. So, all the geniuses in this league love it, use it, and get good success from it. Yet, ours thinks it’s just something to appease people visually. That’s the difference. And in regards to routes not marrying each other, that’s been highlighted for weeks now from all the pro tape studers. None of the routes actually do anything for one another. There’s no reasoning behind it. AJ’s supposed to go somewhere on the field, which then impacts Devonte’s route. Devonte does things on the field that should impact other areas of the field. There’s supposed to be flow. There’s supposed to be an idea and concepts that are married together over and over and over again, drive by drive by drive. They make it so much harder on everyone. And when that gets cleaned up, then Jaylen gets cleaned up and the offense gets cleaned up. It’s a cause and an effect. Is Jaylen playing poorly? Without a doubt. Without a doubt. I thought Jaylen had probably the worst three or so games in a in a stretch in quite some time. Jaylen’s been bad. He’s been bad. But he’s been bad because of how stupid the offensive coaching has been. Is he limited? Absolutely. He’s limited in some capacity. But even with his limitations, a good offensive coordinator, two of them have been able to work with his quote limited play enough to get him to a Super Bowl where he bought out in both Super Bowls. So, there are minds in the NFL that can work with the skill set of Jaylen Herz enough to have serious NFL success. So, shut your damn mouth if you’re going to tell me this guy’s a bum. cuz others have figured it out. They don’t know what they’re doing. That’s where this starts. 2155929494. Let it out. Let it all out. I’m with you till 7. I wish I had you till midnight. I do 24 hours. I’m going to call the program director during the break. Can I do 24? camp out all night. I got so much to say. They don’t have answers. They don’t know what to even try. Cuz I’ll tell you for free what the most obvious thing to do right now is give the football to a man that averages eight or nine yards per carry against a defense that can’t stop the run a lick. That dude had zero carries. Zero. Zero. Not one. Not one. The guy who averages the most amount of yards per carry on your team just got zero carries against the team that doesn’t know how to stop the run. Fire everybody. I mean, that’s incompetent. I I can understand. I can understand. You want to talk about predictability? Let’s go back to midocctober because that’s what today’s program is all about. Where I’m going to go through the entire year and show you how everybody has been talking about how much of a mess this is. No matter what game, no matter what week, no matter what opponent, no matter who. It could be an active guy in the locker room. It could be someone who once was a former player. It could be an all-time great like Chad Oinko. It doesn’t matter. They all see it. Yet, I gotta act as if that’s not where this whole thing starts. Please. Here’s Lane Johnson from mid October talking about how much this offense is a problem. Oh, hold on. We’ll get to that in one second. We We’ll get to that. Trust me, it’s not going anywhere. All right. I I promise you that. All right. We’re good. Here we go. It could be, but the consistency isn’t there. So yeah, I mean it’s not it’s not a finger pointing show. Um I’m with Kevin till the end. Um you know, a lot of it goes down to execution. So um we’ll go back and look at this look at this state and and uh you know see what we got to get fixed. But moving forward maybe more efficient um you know less predictable and capitalize on on on big plays and explicites. Is this something you saw coming after the first month of the season? What is it? Is this something you saw coming after the first month of the season? Uh, I mean, we were winning, but we weren’t dominating. So, you know, it’s frustrating just because, you know, you see the guys we have um on the offense side of the ball, we should we should be doing a lot more. Maybe less predictable. Okay. Okay. And real quick, another Jaylen thing. Right now, their offense is performing like the New York Jets and the New Orleans Saints. The Saints is running guys out there like Spencer Rattler. I don’t think he’s even getting nods anymore, but that’s the type of guy we’re seeing in in New Orleans, right? Even if you feel Jaylen Herz isn’t what the lovers say he is. I’m a lover. I acknowledge there’s limitations, but I obviously praise him a ton. If you’re one of those in town that think he’s not that, you think he’s Spencer Rattler. No, don’t be some Tommy Toughnuts guy. Be honest. You think he’s Spencer Rattler and Justin Field? Cuz if that’s the case, then you’re you’re just an idiot. You’re stupid. But that’s where their offense is ranked. The extreme for Jaylen Herz is it, hey, he’s the seventh, eighth, or ninth best quarterback. No, actually, he’s he’s Spencer Rattler. No, he looks that bad cuz this thing doesn’t make sense. the structure of the offense and the foundation of the offense is legitimately broken. There’s a play here or there that are available and he is missing. But I think it’s because it it’s so out of when you snap the ball, you’re prepared for this to be chaos. If there was more flow and more rhythm and more legitimacy snap by snap and you could get the offense to hum and build off of each play and there’s a brand and an identity and things click, then I think you hit these open plays more. And right now when you snap the ball, you are prepared for mayhem and it puts so much stress on every single little thing. They’re making this so hard for all their players. That’s where this begins. I think this goes back to not being prepared as a coaching staff. They were not prepared against the Cowboys with their new front, defensive front. They were not prepared to attack the Bears linebackers who were on their 75th linebacker on the depth chart. and they I don’t think they’re prepared in the tush push now either on the on what teams are doing. I don’t think they pay attention to what other teams are doing to them. I think they’re so stuck on trying to figure out what’s wrong with them that they’re not paying attention to what other teams are doing to them. They’re just focused on fixing because because Sirriiani believes if we fix our fundamentals and technique we are too good to lose which there is a part of football where you need to be good technically and you need to be good fundamentally but that’s one part of a seven-part process and he feels if we fix that we don’t lose whereas I think you need to fix that and adapt and what I can’t do is say well it worked last year. They executed last year and it worked. Yeah. If you think you’re going to run the same thing every season, then you’re going to live about one year in the NFL, maybe two if you’re lucky. Like, you got to be so silly and bogus to think you’re just going to have one style of football, live that way every year in the NF, and no one’s going to realize how to stop. That’s foolish. But Nick may feel his fundamentals and technique is going to outlast everybody else and and their smarts and their ability to watch tape and their ability to find answers. The Vic Fangios of the world and the spags of the world, they find answers. And he doesn’t realize that answers have been found and he’s looking internally on what I need to do to get back to where we were. You can’t get back to where you were and what you were doing. You have to do something new. And he doesn’t have any creativity in his bag to find anything new. He’s trying to get back to what worked. People already got the answers to that, Nick. It’s not about what worked. It’s about what works differently. What you can do differently to have success. And I don’t think he’s even knowledgeable about that. And that’s a problem. That’s a problem. I’m not here to fight. If you want to rip the quarterback, so be it. I think it’s allowed considering he has missed uh some wide openen looks, but I just think it it’s it’s more than that. That’s all. I think that um there is incompetence going on with the coach and coordinator offensively and that’s the bigger problem and when that gets cleaned up the team looks better. I’ve seen coordinators be able to work with the limited version of Jaylen Herz. Whatever you feel his limitations are. He works at an NFL level where there’s when there’s competence at the coordinator position. I’ve seen it with Shane Stiken. I’ve seen it with Kell Moore. seen it, so I know it’s in there. Uh, this is legitimately disgusting what the coaching staff is doing to this team. They’re inept. And because they’re inept, like I I I don’t know where else to focus my frustration and blame personally, but I get it that at a time like this, everyone has their version of what I just mentioned, right? I’m at the point where it’s coaching staff and I’m so pigeonholed on that. I I can’t even believe it’s real. I’m so pissed off at how bad it is. It’s so terrible. It’s It’s impossible to be this bad. It’s impossible to be this bad unless you’re the Jets, right? This is Jets level crap. And because of that, I’m sorry. I I I I am so angry at those two. But others have that same feeling towards other parts of this team. And when we’re this broken as a fan base, uh I’m willing to just accept that and allow for you to uh talk yourself um out of this mindset. Maybe the best way you can just just get some frustration out. So that’s where we are. 2155929494. Back to the phones. Promised a lot of phone calls this segment. Nathan in Philly. What’s going on, Nathan? Hey, how you doing? I just got got to find the humor. Always in bad situations. I know what they should do with KP that in army. Uh, you’re peeling potatoes and washing dishes. That’s what duty they should put him on right now. So So he’s got to go in the cafe at the Novaare complex and serve everybody as their sloppy joe’s. Yeah. Do peel potatoes. Absolutely. And I agree 100% with everything you’re saying. I’m not even going to go off because I went off. I’m sick of yelling right now. Yeah. My brother’s there and we think that team stinks. You’ve got a smart family. Yep. With all the talent they have, they should be doing they should. That’s right, Nathan and brother. Thank you so much. I appreciate the call. With the talent they have, they should be better. That’s why when I see them being compared to the New Orleans Saints with Spencer Rattler and whoever the hell they have now and and the Jets, that’s not a a Jaylen Herz is is is bad problem. Like if you feel he’s limited, again, I’ll just use that word because I think it’s the best way to kind of describe if you feel he’s the he’s not Spencer Rattler limited, unless you just hate him. For it to be this bad, there is some real confusion and real um just like incompetent stuff going on behind the scene. It’s as clear as day when you see what the Bears offense looks like and how a firsttime guy in Ben Johnson with the Chicago Bears and a Caleb Williams coming off of a season without Ben Johnson. Look at what they are capable of doing against Vic Fangio. That’s all you need to know on what it’s supposed to look like to utilize the strengths of your roster. If I was watching this staff put people in position the way Ben Johnson had that offense humming and then you saw mis throws and then you saw some poor things happen out there, then I will lean more towards player execution being the problem. I could understand that the coaches are doing everything in their power to set this up and to put players in positions to succeed and they’re just not holding their end of the bargain, the players that is. But this is the complete opposite. You’re asking Jaylen Herz to uh to be legitimately insanely perfect every second. You’re asking AJ Brown to be so insanely perfect every second. You’re asking Devonte Smith to be perfect and got perfect and everything to be perfect. Guess what? This is football. There are going to be a little bit of some miscues. If everything you do is broken because one thing isn’t perfect, then something’s wrong with your offense. And that’s how they’re set up right now. If one little tiny detail is a little off by half a second, the whole thing becomes a big fat zero. Guess what? There are going to be little tiny details here and there, a little bump of bruise along the way in each play call. If you can’t survive that, your offense sucks. It sucks schematically. The foundation of it sucks. Sucks. It’s unreal. Look, you can be a non-play caller in the NFL and be successful, but you do you do have to have an offensive mind to help you. You still have input. The problem is if Nick Cerriani is giving him his input, his input sucks. And I’ll never forget throughout him vomiting all over himself during the first introductory press conference, he basically admitted when it comes to my scheme, it’s just about being great at the things like technique and fundamentals. And from there that just takes over and I’m sitting there going, “What? In the National Football League? No, no, no. That’s disrespectful to guys like Vic Fangio on the other side. That’s disrespectful to guys like uh Spags. That’s disrespectful to one of my all-time favorites, Jim Schwarz. Disrespectful to those guys cuz guess what? They’re really good at what they do. And I think you hit the nail on the head though about they don’t really look at the opposition. They’re just so invested in in what they’re trying to do and they don’t even know what they’re trying to do, but they’re so focused on them themselves. They’re probably based off of not being ready for the fronts that Dallas threw their way, not being ready to attack the Bears, 75th linebacker on their depth chart. They’re not even focused on the other team’s deficiencies and they don’t know what to target each game. What? That’s what it looks like to me. And you know what? If it looks that way and you are watching the deficiencies and this is what you come up with, holy hell. And if you’re not paying attention to what they’re doing, holy hell. I don’t know what’s worse. All the players, you can see it in their eyes. Don’t listen to what they say cuz a lot of them are saying the right things after the game. We’ve been around long enough. You can’t take their word. Look into their eyes and most importantly, watch how they take the field. This looks like an offense that doesn’t believe a lick in what they’re being told to do. They don’t believe in it whatsoever. when things don’t work, when they run back to the huddle or when they run off the field, you can see their demeanor. You can watch what they do. You can see how they stand. You can watch them not communicate with one another to try and fix things cuz they just they know they’re defeated. They’re defeated. They’re depleted all around. Let’s go to Rios. What’s up, Rios? What’s Hold on. Let me take you off speaker. I got you. What’s going on, hard charger? What’s up, Rios? Man, it’s a pleasure to hear you, man. You had me cracking up in the car. I like, man, I got to call, man. Like, talk about Kemp Patulo and put the damn strap on his neck and buzz him so he don’t touch. Look, everything you saying, I agree with you. I’m I’m still I’m still freaking in shock. And And this this thing you got to think about it now. I just feel you seen Nick and look how Nick was coaching towards the Super Bowl or even before that now he you could tell it’s like yo what you not hungry y’all playing with fear now this is the opposite playing with fear that’s the same thing as the saying is playing to not lose and then KP KP is your homie it’s the common denominator we seen all right Jaylen Hurst did not have a good game yesterday but we seen what he can do I seen what he can do. So, I have no problem with it. The common denominator is KP. This is your This is your guy. But you’re saying we still sticking no changes. The offense been looking like crap. Look, not even before the season started. Ellars was talking about this in in um in in the uh summer practices and everything. Look, and then you think about this. You can’t. Everybody sees it. Like you can see other teams that we’re playing and you see their offense and that’s why other people be like, “Yeah, we ain’t creative.” Even people don’t know football too much. We’re not creative when you’re looking at other people’s offense. And you cannot mix being conservative with aggressive. Let me show you. So yesterday, uh, since the game was close, we was fine with being scared and trying to keep it close until the Bears started blowing our backs out. pause and getting us, you know, beating us with the points. All of a sudden, check this out, bros. Didn’t you see? Oh, now you want to be aggressive, but we were moving the ball down the field. If we would have maybe got u the unside kicks or something, we could have probably did something, tied the game or who knows what it what would have happened. But we were being aggressive when we went to the championships. We wasn’t giving a damn who we was playing. It could have been five year olds to a newborn. No, we gonna blow them out the park. 60 points or more, whatever we can and keep going. That’s the That’s That’s playing the the the man sport. You playing the man sport and you being scared. You in the NFL now. Your goal is met. I’m Nick Civiani. My goal is met. I’m not hungry no more. So now you and your homie is going to sabotage this season where y’all could create a new goal, which is a legacy. I’m sorry. You can’t be worried about feelings. Ask his feelings. Hey, you look, if I my best friend, I could have hired him for a business or whatever, but if stuff ain’t going right, it’s my business. Dog, I love you. You I mean, I’ll be there on New Year’s, but I but but you can’t work for me no more. You got to do something else. It is what it is. But we’re caring too much and it’s plain scared. You can’t Let me tell you something. You can’t go through life playing scared. If you Okay, let’s talk about these gamblers who do their pace and whatever. Let me tell you something. If you put that $100, $100 at risk. You were willing to lose that $100. Let it play the hell out. Well, at the end of the day, I rather take the bad from us being great and not going out like sucker stuff, man. That’s like my kids. I don’t like my kids looking at me like, “Dad, yo, what’s up, Dad?” I ain’t got no answers for my kids. But the only thing the only answer I got my kids is, you know what? We ride or die. No matter what, don’t let anybody tell you. No matter if Eagles are owing whatever or whatever, we loyal, but we the ones who’s gonna get in they ass. Yeah. I mean, bro, Rios, I love you, dude. I appreciate the call. I love Rios, man. Fired up, baby. I love it. Now, listen, there’s a lot of good points that he made. And I couldn’t agree more about just like the playing scared thing. And and let’s flip it for a second. Forget for one second, which I know it’s very difficult to do, but for one second, forget the Eagles offense playing scared as hell. I want you to think about the way the Bears came into Philadelphia, right? They came in with a mentality of words that I can’t say right now. We are going to absolutely decapitate you and annihilate you. Give me the ball first and let’s go. They weren’t afraid of you at all. They said, “We’re going to march up and down the field and we’re going to be so sexy creatively that we will pants one of the all-time great defensive coordinators. Watch what we do. We’re going to run the football down your throat. We’re going to attack you non-stop. We’ll maul you and overwhelm you with the offensive line.” That was our playbook a year ago. And they took it and they shoved it in your face. That’s what they did. That’s what they did. And you accepted it. And that’s who you are now. That’s who you are. You were the submissive.

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