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NIck Sirianni on the hot seat?
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So you can get big flavors and big savings, king supers, fresh for everyone, fuel restrictions apply. Over reaction Tuesday, over reaction Tuesday, the Philadelphia Eagles. The Philadelphia Eagles are now two and two on this young NFL season with the win over the Packers week one, and a nice bounce back win week three, versus the Saints. However, week four versus 10 Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they got humiliated on both sides of the ball. I believe the final score was 38 to 16 was that final score. Many people are upset with Nick Seriani. The coach or the like the fans, the players, the media, they kind of want Nick Seriani out. They want him out right now. He thinks he is a sole reason why the Philadelphia Eagles suck right now. Let's just be honest. So guys, is it an over reaction or an under reaction that Nick Seriani will be fired during this bi-week? So as you guys know, the Philadelphia Eagles are on the bi-week right now. Really couldn't have come at a much worse time for the Philadelphia Eagles' media, fan base and players. They're playing bad football right now, and they're kind of ripping apart at these seams. Now the Eagles, what? Okay, wait, here, here's some more. Now the Eagles, when they did beat the Saints, everything was right and filling. They were all smiles. They were all hugs. They were all like, hey, we're back on top. Hell, even I think I had them back in my power rakings. But when you go down the Tampa and you get physically beat and mentally beat and just abused up and down the field, the real issues start to show. As I tell my players now, winning cures all. When you win, everything's great. But when you lose, that little sprain ankle hurts a little bit more. That you're cheating on your wife over there, hurts a little bit more. But here's a truth bomb for all you Philly fans out there. The truth is, Jalen Hurts does have 11 turnovers and 11 straight games. The truth is, the defense is weak. The truth is, the offensive line has forgotten how to pass pass block. The truth is, the players do not want to play for Nick Sirianni right now. So guys, is it an overreaction or an underreaction that Nick Sirianni could be fired during this bye week? Guys, this is not an overreaction. This is not an overreaction at all. Because when you look at the pass coaching in Philly, there has only been one coach that has lasted over four years in Philly. And that is the goat Andy Reed. Everybody else has been four years or under Chip Kelly, two years. Pat Schurmer played was a coach for one game. He was the intern when Doug Patterson got fired. Doug Patterson was there for four years. He even won a Super Bowl. He won a Super Bowl in Philly two years after the fact he like he is gone. Ray Rhodes, four years. Rich Cottie, three years. Buddy Ryan, he has to great buddy Ryan, only four years. This is Nick Sirianni's fourth year. It would not shock me one big guys if Nick Sirianni, if we wake up tomorrow or Thursday and boom, he is gone. He is fired. The only reason why he hasn't been fired yet right now is because they've been off. They're off Monday. They're probably off Tuesday for like a bi-week. They're going to come back Wednesday and kind of get the groove on, right? So guys, isn't an overreaction or unreaction that Nick Sirianni is on the hot seat and he will be fired during the bi-week. James Frank says my homie wants to fight the coach of the Eagles. He said he'd fire everyone except for Shaequan Barkley. At this point, I don't even fire Shaequan. I mean, if he makes that pass versus the, who was it? The Giants, right? We're seeing a different tune, a really big different tune. No, who did he try to pass against? He wasn't the Giants, was it? No, they, I don't even remember, whatever. They get a different tune. WBN says it's an overreaction. Philly has been missing like 10 starters, including two of their main wide receivers. And I respect the injuries, because when we talk about the Philadelphia Eagles coming up, we are going to definitely talk about their injuries. But it's always the next man up. I don't care if AJ Brown's hurt. I don't care if, uh, Devante Smith's hurt. I don't care if they're on their fifth safety. You are in the gosh darn NFL. You are a top performing athlete. Step up and act like it. But the truth is his coaching is bad in Philly. I understand they've gone through like four offense and defensive corners in the last couple of seasons. I get it. I get it. Ever since that Super Bowl, they're the whole coordinated position has been a revolving door. Boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. I get it. But next, but next, next Ariani has got to be the issue. James says, I told him Baker just woke up feeling dangerous versus Philly. Mike, Mike, Mike says Philly sucks. Right now they do. Philly is a bad, bad team right now. And Laura says it is not an overreaction. Eagles aren't the team they normally are. Just say it. They're, they're, they're not. WBN says if Nick gets fired, then they should allow Sean McDermott and, and, and, and, and Harbaugh. They haven't been to a Super Bowl. Listen, Philly is a different breed, Ant. In Baltimore, you are just happy being average. You are happy being a top team in the regular season in the first round action. You are happy with doing that. If you weren't happy, Harbaugh would have been gone a long time ago. Sean McDermott and the Buffalo Bills, they're happy being relevant again. Cincinnati Bay with Marvin Lewis right back in the early 2000s, late 90s. They were happy just being relevant, just getting to the playoffs. That, that was, that was deemed successful. Philly is a championship town. Philly is a championship town. It is championship or bus and Philly. I have a lot of friends unlike a lot of former players that I coach that are huge Philadelphia Eagles fans. Last season when they were 11 to no, they were not satisfied. They're like, Hey, we got to go Super Bowl. They, they weren't talking about winning the way, winning the division, winning a wild card game, winning a divisional game. It was Super Bowl or bust. That's why Philly goes from coaches every three or four years. That's ultimately why Andy Reid got fired because he only made it to the big game one time. Wasn't it four straight NFC championship games? All losses? Oh, they had one win when they brought T.O. over. But that's ultimately why Andy Reid got fired. He was at the pinnacle, couldn't bust through. And then they had like one mediocre year and then one down year. Boom, he was gone. Thank you, Philly for firing any Reid. I definitely appreciate you, but Philly wants to win championships. That is all they want to do. It is not division championships. It's not playoff first. It's not wildcard win. It is championships in Philly. And sorry to burst your bubble, but Baltimore happy making the playoffs. Arthur Brown or not Arthur Brown. Oh, alpha Rob Carson. You guys are just happy making the playoffs as a Buffalo Bills fan. I'm just saying. Jim says it's an under reaction. Philly fans is tough on them. Championship, ship, ship, town championship, town. We wear our work day by day, stitch by stitch. At Dickies, we believe work is what we're made of. So whether you're gearing up for a new project or looking to add some tried and true work where to your collection, remember that Dickies has been standing the test of time for a reason. The work where isn't just about looking good. It's about performing under pressure and lasting through the toughest jobs. Head over to Dickies.com and use the promo code Workware20 at checkout to save 20% on your purchase. 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