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The Eagles run Mesh because it's 3rd down... Todd Bowles dials up a max pressure look that turns into 4 rushers (and a free runner) against 6 men blocking. Hurts realizes he is hot and gets the ball out but it is tipped. If it wasn't tipped it still... show more

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I’m convinced Rafaela had the pitch. He was hunting the breaking ball and went down to get it. He knew it and swung like he knew it. Not sure if Fairbanks tipped it or if Cora is doing his thing again, but I don’t care one bit. What a win!

I’m convinced Rafaela had the pitch. He was hunting the breaking ball and went down to get it. He knew it and swung like he knew it. Not sure if Fairbanks tipped it or if Cora is doing his thing again, but I don’t care one bit. What a win!

Matt McCarthy

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This won’t be on any highlight reel but this is a very nice play by Hurts on 3rd down Looks to where the play is supposed to go, doesn’t like it, stays calm and goes to his check down. Gainwell turns it into a 1st down.

This won’t be on any highlight reel but this is a very nice play by Hurts on 3rd down Looks to where the play is supposed to go, doesn’t like it, stays calm and goes to his check down. Gainwell turns it into a 1st down.

Eliot Shorr-Parks

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The Packers have so little respect for the jet motion (because the Eagles never use it as anything but a decoy) that a cutback lane actually opens up to the motion side and Kenny Gainwell hits it for the 1st down. The Eagles will miss Gainwell next year. He is a very solid RB2

The Packers have so little respect for the jet motion (because the Eagles never use it as anything but a decoy) that a cutback lane actually opens up to the motion side and Kenny Gainwell hits it for the 1st down. The Eagles will miss Gainwell next year. He is a very solid RB2

Shane Haff

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Eagles Offense All22 thread vs. Bucs. 1) It wasn't perfect all game, but I think we have now reached the point with Hurts where I don't fear the blitz at all. The progression this year has been obvious. He is fine with free rushers in his face and will stand and deliver. This was a big 3rd down conversion on the 1st drive. It's another area of his game where he has made significant improvements.

Eagles Offense All22 thread vs. Bucs. 1) It wasn't perfect all game, but I think we have now reached the point with Hurts where I don't fear the blitz at all. The progression this year has been obvious. He is fine with free rushers in his face and will stand and deliver. This was a big 3rd down conversion on the 1st drive. It's another area of his game where he has made significant improvements.

Jonny Page

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The first 4th down decision Nick Sirianni made was not only the right decision but it should have been a touchdown AJ Brown beats his man. He is running free towards the sideline and has room to go up field A better throw and the decision leads to Eagles being up 17-0

The first 4th down decision Nick Sirianni made was not only the right decision but it should have been a touchdown AJ Brown beats his man. He is running free towards the sideline and has room to go up field A better throw and the decision leads to Eagles being up 17-0

Eliot Shorr-Parks

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Breaking Down Hurts 4 Interceptions 3rd and 2, the Eagles are in Empty. Hurts looks to the top and sees the blitzer, likely believing its Cover 0, which the Chargers showed on the previous drive. He tries to work the juke route to AJ and throws it with blind faith directly into a swarm of defenders. The entire game Hurts attempted to "throw over the middle with anticipation," but it led to erratic results.

Breaking Down Hurts 4 Interceptions 3rd and 2, the Eagles are in Empty. Hurts looks to the top and sees the blitzer, likely believing its Cover 0, which the Chargers showed on the previous drive. He tries to work the juke route to AJ and throws it with blind faith directly into a swarm of defenders. The entire game Hurts attempted to "throw over the middle with anticipation," but it led to erratic results.

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Following 2 of the dumber play designs of the year, the Eagles end up in 4th and 2. They go empty and the 49ers counter with C0. They know there are 2 things the Eagles like to do from empty: QB run and DeVonta Smith out routes. The C0 blitz stacks the box and helps eliminate the QB run, while the slot corner just sits on the out route. Hurts has to try to throw it, because every other route is just a curl or a vertical route. Not 1 route targeting the middle of the field against C0, and the Eagles turn it over on downs. You can't be that predictable.

Following 2 of the dumber play designs of the year, the Eagles end up in 4th and 2. They go empty and the 49ers counter with C0. They know there are 2 things the Eagles like to do from empty: QB run and DeVonta Smith out routes. The C0 blitz stacks the box and helps eliminate the QB run, while the slot corner just sits on the out route. Hurts has to try to throw it, because every other route is just a curl or a vertical route. Not 1 route targeting the middle of the field against C0, and the Eagles turn it over on downs. You can't be that predictable.

Shane Haff

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if i had a dollar for every time mike was loading up to throw the ball and he had to pull it down because of pressure i'd be a rich man

if i had a dollar for every time mike was loading up to throw the ball and he had to pull it down because of pressure i'd be a rich man

AVY3N🧹

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The Eagles ask their backup swing tackle to reach block a DT on a play where the Bears already know which direction it will run because Grant Calcaterra is on the field and it ends about how you would expect. This isn't a Fred Johnson issue. This is a design issue.

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One reason #Eagles snap ball so late is they noticeably have more guys involved in pre-snap communication than other teams. Here, 6 of 7 players involved in protection are gesturing at the same time. This happens a lot! (All to throw an out short of the sticks on 3rd down.)

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The Eagles got what they wanted on 4th down. With a better throw that is a completion and the game is over. They have hit on this play tons of time. Perfectly acceptable that’s what Sirianni went with. It just didn’t work.

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