This man is a FRAUD. And I tried to give him the benefit of the doubt. But I did not forget that he only became the Head Coach of the Philadelphia Eagles because the college he came from, Oregon, IMMEDIATELY CAME UNDER SANCTIONS AND INVESTIGATION. Now this? Is what pissed me off about HIM and it reeked of White Audacity. This man REJECTED coming here to Philadelphia as coach. Went on about HIS BUSINESS, which is HIS RIGHT. But then OUT OF NOWHERE HE CAME RUNNING BACK IN A FUCKIN HURRY AND BECAME COACH!
THEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER THAT THE COLLEGE HE COACHED CAME UNDER IMMEDIATE INVESTIGATION FOR CHEATING AND SCANDALS! Like I have said before, White Privilege is something THAT WE AS BLACKS HAVE ALLOWED TO BECOME REALITY. But really it is WHITE AUDACITY. We all know whether YOU LIKE IT OR NOT! A Blackman becoming ANYTHING and then HIS PREVIOUS POE (Place of Employment) HAS AN IMMEDIATE SCANDAL TAKE PLACE FROM HIS STEWARDSHIP THERE!? Nobody is gonna NOT BRING THIS UP! And HARP ON IT!
Instead this FRAUD was allowed to walk into MY CITY. And nobody in the White Press said "Hey, what is up with Oregon? You turned us down and then came runnin to get the job where you CLEARLY KNEW you were about to get sanctions brought against your football program." I THINK a few White Press members brought it up and then THAT WAS THE END OF IT. Over the years more information has come out where certain things this con-artist has said, ended up being a flat out lie.
My issue with this asshole is the same as THE OTHER ASSHOLE he coached against today. Where Black-talent is EXPENDABLE. Chip Kelly's HIT-PIECE on DeSean Jackson is something I will NEVER FORGET NOR FORGIVE. And he has done the same Doug Collins-type shit where his moves are typical for Whitemen in positions of power where they do not want ANY BLACK PLAYERS WHO WILL COME OUT AND TELL THEM "YOU ARE FUCKING IT UP! AND YOU NEED TO CHANGE SOME OF THIS SHIT AROUND IF YOU WANT US TO WIN!" NOTICE!?
Eagles News: ESPN analyst rips Chip Kelly's offense
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Mark Schlereth Rips Chip Kelly’s Offense - Birds 24/7
"People talk about, ‘Oh, revolutionizing the offense under Chip Kelly, he’s going to change the game,'" Schlereth said. "You don’t change the game if you don’t block people on the line of scrimmage, and that’s been the biggest issue for them." Schlereth said he watched the Eagles' win over the Jets in Week 3, and realized that Kelly's offense only has one snap count because Kelly wants to run more plays in a shorter period of time. "Chip Kelly, this is a Pop Warner snap count, essentially," Schlereth said. "It’s the same snap count on every play, and defensive linemen tee off on you. You’re letting them control the line of scrimmage, you’re letting them get penetration in your backfield on a consistent basis because you don’t change your snap count."
"People talk about, ‘Oh, revolutionizing the offense under Chip Kelly, he’s going to change the game,'" Schlereth said. "You don’t change the game if you don’t block people on the line of scrimmage, and that’s been the biggest issue for them." Schlereth said he watched the Eagles' win over the Jets in Week 3, and realized that Kelly's offense only has one snap count because Kelly wants to run more plays in a shorter period of time. "Chip Kelly, this is a Pop Warner snap count, essentially," Schlereth said. "It’s the same snap count on every play, and defensive linemen tee off on you. You’re letting them control the line of scrimmage, you’re letting them get penetration in your backfield on a consistent basis because you don’t change your snap count."
Eagles vs. Washington Predictions - PhillyVoice
The Eagles still can't throw or catch, particularly whenever they try to throw the ball more than 10 yards down the field. Meanwhile, the Redskins, believe it or not, have the #2 ranked defense in the NFL. However, they come into this weekend very banged up in their secondary. DeAngelo Hall will be out, and Chris Culliver did not practice Thursday or Friday, which does not bode well for his chances to play either. Maybe the Eagles will complete a pass or two that is in the air for more than, dare I say, 20 yards? Fingers crossed!
The Eagles still can't throw or catch, particularly whenever they try to throw the ball more than 10 yards down the field. Meanwhile, the Redskins, believe it or not, have the #2 ranked defense in the NFL. However, they come into this weekend very banged up in their secondary. DeAngelo Hall will be out, and Chris Culliver did not practice Thursday or Friday, which does not bode well for his chances to play either. Maybe the Eagles will complete a pass or two that is in the air for more than, dare I say, 20 yards? Fingers crossed!
Eagle Eye: Tough Task For Eagles Offense - PE.com
This is a team that, much like the Atlanta Falcons a couple of weeks ago, deploys a zone-based system that doesn’t look to blitz the quarterback often or run things from a wide variety of different fronts and alignments. Instead, they rely on execution week in and week out to get the job done. So far, it’s worked very well for them. Through three weeks, Washington ranks second in the league in yards (277.3 allowed per game), third in rushing (75.0 yards per game), and seventh in passing (202.3 yards per game). Their 31 percent success rate on third down is also good for third in the entire NFL.
This is a team that, much like the Atlanta Falcons a couple of weeks ago, deploys a zone-based system that doesn’t look to blitz the quarterback often or run things from a wide variety of different fronts and alignments. Instead, they rely on execution week in and week out to get the job done. So far, it’s worked very well for them. Through three weeks, Washington ranks second in the league in yards (277.3 allowed per game), third in rushing (75.0 yards per game), and seventh in passing (202.3 yards per game). Their 31 percent success rate on third down is also good for third in the entire NFL.
Skins Talk - Iggles Blitz
How are the Skins so good on defense? They lead the league in time of possession. They have faced the fewest plays in the NFL. The Eagles allow 5.0 yards per play on defense. The Skins allow 5.1. Stats can be deceiving. If the Eagles defense can control the Skins run game, this might be the week when Sam Bradford and the offense can really come alive and get going. Washington players are not used to being on the field much. Get them out there and sustain drives. You might be able to wear them down, especially considering they’ll be without some starters. Opposing QBs have a rating of 96.3 against Washington. This is finally a chance for Bradford and the passing game to open up and get the ball to the WRs.
How are the Skins so good on defense? They lead the league in time of possession. They have faced the fewest plays in the NFL. The Eagles allow 5.0 yards per play on defense. The Skins allow 5.1. Stats can be deceiving. If the Eagles defense can control the Skins run game, this might be the week when Sam Bradford and the offense can really come alive and get going. Washington players are not used to being on the field much. Get them out there and sustain drives. You might be able to wear them down, especially considering they’ll be without some starters. Opposing QBs have a rating of 96.3 against Washington. This is finally a chance for Bradford and the passing game to open up and get the ball to the WRs.
Stopping Alfred Morris, Matt Jones is critical for Eagles vs. Washington Redskins - NJ.com
Fortunately for Chip Kelly and company, what the Redskins do best offensively happens to play into the strength of the Eagles' run defense that has only allowed 87.0 yards per game and just 3.11 yards per carry so far this season. The bruising yet effective duo ofAlfred Morris and Matt Jones represent the toughest test the Eagles defense has faced on the ground through the first four games of the season and they will likely see plenty of work if the forecast for miserable weather holds up its end of the bargain.
Fortunately for Chip Kelly and company, what the Redskins do best offensively happens to play into the strength of the Eagles' run defense that has only allowed 87.0 yards per game and just 3.11 yards per carry so far this season. The bruising yet effective duo ofAlfred Morris and Matt Jones represent the toughest test the Eagles defense has faced on the ground through the first four games of the season and they will likely see plenty of work if the forecast for miserable weather holds up its end of the bargain.
Eagles need more production from receiving corps - Inquirer
Jordan Matthews has spent only 16 months in the NFL, so he's still trying to develop a veteran's intuition. Matthews trusts those who possess it, though, which is why the second-year wide receiver was encouraged by Darren Sproles' assessment of the Eagles' passing game during a conversation last week. "We're on the cusp," Sproles told Matthews. Matthews shared the quote as if it was an edict from a fortune teller. He should hope so.
Jordan Matthews has spent only 16 months in the NFL, so he's still trying to develop a veteran's intuition. Matthews trusts those who possess it, though, which is why the second-year wide receiver was encouraged by Darren Sproles' assessment of the Eagles' passing game during a conversation last week. "We're on the cusp," Sproles told Matthews. Matthews shared the quote as if it was an edict from a fortune teller. He should hope so.
Walter Thurmond: Secondary wants to be 'one of the best' - CSN Philly
Last year, the biggest problem was big plays. The Eagles ranked last in the NFL allowing 72 pass plays of at least 20 yards, 18 pass plays of at least 40 yards and 11 plays of 50 or more yards. "It was a point of emphasis, not giving up explosive plays," Thurmond said. "They gave up the most explosive plays last season, and when you go back and watch the film there wasn’t great technique out there, unfortunately, and the result was having those explosive plays and it showed with us in that first game. "You have to play great technique to be able to compete out there. It always comes down to technique and I think we’ve been able to improve and get back to our fundamentals and our basics and it’s showing up."
Last year, the biggest problem was big plays. The Eagles ranked last in the NFL allowing 72 pass plays of at least 20 yards, 18 pass plays of at least 40 yards and 11 plays of 50 or more yards. "It was a point of emphasis, not giving up explosive plays," Thurmond said. "They gave up the most explosive plays last season, and when you go back and watch the film there wasn’t great technique out there, unfortunately, and the result was having those explosive plays and it showed with us in that first game. "You have to play great technique to be able to compete out there. It always comes down to technique and I think we’ve been able to improve and get back to our fundamentals and our basics and it’s showing up."
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