It appears the Eagles' coaching staff is still grappling with questions about last season, particularly regarding play calling. In a year that saw significant roster turnover and high expectations for their offense, the team’s inability to find a consistent rhythm led to disappointing results.
Nick Sirianni acknowledged playing a larger role in adjusting the offense as the season progressed, while stressing his intent to maintain control of overall strategy. The head coach emphasized collaboration over individual ownership, however, when questioned about how his involvement would affect the upcoming coordinator hire.
One interesting point made by Coach was that his involvement with play calling is not an indication of any desire to relinquish leadership in favor of a new coordinator but rather a natural progression for a team that aims to find consistency. His approach will likely continue this season.
Howie Roseman echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the organization's focus on winning above all else and deflection of speculation surrounding staff retention decisions. The general manager also underscored the importance of holding onto key talent while also addressing needs through free agency and the draft.
Lane Johnson, a Hall of Fame tackle, was mentioned as someone whose departure might be imminent given his age and market value. However, Roseman's assessment suggests that any potential departures are handled with care.
On the matter of A.J. Brown, who had a breakout year last season, it appears the team is keen on retaining him but will do so at a cost. The coaching staff seems determined to keep key players while making necessary adjustments through free agency and the draft.
As the Eagles prepare for another high-stakes season, they face challenges in balancing their defense's growing investment with the increasing costs associated with their offense.
Nick Sirianni acknowledged playing a larger role in adjusting the offense as the season progressed, while stressing his intent to maintain control of overall strategy. The head coach emphasized collaboration over individual ownership, however, when questioned about how his involvement would affect the upcoming coordinator hire.
One interesting point made by Coach was that his involvement with play calling is not an indication of any desire to relinquish leadership in favor of a new coordinator but rather a natural progression for a team that aims to find consistency. His approach will likely continue this season.
Howie Roseman echoed similar sentiments, emphasizing the organization's focus on winning above all else and deflection of speculation surrounding staff retention decisions. The general manager also underscored the importance of holding onto key talent while also addressing needs through free agency and the draft.
Lane Johnson, a Hall of Fame tackle, was mentioned as someone whose departure might be imminent given his age and market value. However, Roseman's assessment suggests that any potential departures are handled with care.
On the matter of A.J. Brown, who had a breakout year last season, it appears the team is keen on retaining him but will do so at a cost. The coaching staff seems determined to keep key players while making necessary adjustments through free agency and the draft.
As the Eagles prepare for another high-stakes season, they face challenges in balancing their defense's growing investment with the increasing costs associated with their offense.
coachin staff talkin bout findin consistency but its all good till the bills start addin up
. It seems like they're trying to find that sweet spot between holding onto key players and making adjustments through free agency and the draft. I mean, A.J. Brown is definitely a talented receiver, but if they want to keep him, it's gonna cost them 
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. Wish them luck! 
. With Sirianni taking a more hands-on approach with play calling, it's gotta be a good thing or bad thing? Either way, I'm not sure how that's gonna affect their overall strategy and who's in charge of the team 
Anyway, back to the Eagles... I think A.J. Brown is gonna be a beast this season! 
I've been following his gameplay from last year and he just seems so clutch. And Lane Johnson... is 35 or something? 
Guess that's old for an NFL player, right? 
Sirianni's all about collaboration, which is cool and all, but when's he gonna take ownership of the play calling? it's been a year since last season ended, how's that working out for them? 
. The thing is, you can only try so many things before something sticks, right? 
... it's not easy being in their shoes, especially with so many big-name players like lane johnson and aj brown 
... i'm sure coach sirianni and howie roseman are doing everything they can to make sure the team is prepared for next year 
. With a lot of roster changes and a new coaching staff trying to find that consistent rhythm, it's gonna be tough to make plays on the field 
️. They need to figure out how to balance their defense's investment with the cost of keeping key players like A.J. Brown 
, you know?
... and what about all the cap space? I mean imo its a tough spot for any coach trying to make ends meet 
We gotta make sure we don't lose that identity on D that made us so strong last season.
