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Here’s a position-by-position review of the Eagles’ offensive performance against the Vikings after having re-watched Sunday’s game. QUARTERBACKS * Tough game to critique for Nick […]
Here’s a position-by-position look at what we saw from the Eagles’ offense against the Lions, after having re-watched the game. QUARTERBACKS * There was good […]
The Eagles have the best big-strike offense in the NFL. They had eight plays of 20-plus yards Sunday, upping their league-leading total to 80 on […]
Here are 10 observations on the Eagles’ offense after having re-watched the game. 1. The one word I would use to describe Nick Foles is […]
The following Eagles are inactive for today’s game against the Dallas Cowboys: QB Michael Vick, safety Patrick Chung, CB Shaun Prater, RB Chris Polk, OT […]
The Eagles downgraded Chris Polk from questionable to out for Sunday’s game against the Cowboys because of a shoulder injury. In order to have a […]
Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters left early in the third quarter with an apparent shoulder injury. Peters was initially engaged with former Eagle Daniel […]
Earlier this week, we graded the Eagles’ defense, position-by-position, after the first four games of the season. Now it’s time to check in on the […]
Here’s a position-by-position review of the Eagles’ offensive performance against the Broncos.
Here’s a look at how Chip Kelly divvied up playing time Sunday afternoon against the Broncos.
The irony was not lost on LeSean McCoy.
For the past four seasons under Andy Reid, the popular argument was that McCoy did not get the ball enough. Now one game into the Chip Kelly era, and the concern is that his workload will be too large.
“Which one is it?” he asked.
You tell us. Were the 31 carries and 32 overall touches too much? Not enough? Just right?
A position-by-position review of how the Eagles’ offense performed against the Jaguars, with extensive notes on Jason Peters and the line.
Back in early June, Chip Kelly sat at the head of a conference table in the NovaCare Complex and spent a full hour answering reporters’ questions about his program, his offensive scheme and his philosophies.
Not surprisingly, the topic of tempo was brought up. And the first-year Eagles’ head coach tried to explain that he didn’t always want to go at a super-fast speed.
“If they didn’t line up right and they have nine guys standing over there and you have a play called that’s going to run into those nine guys, then maybe playing fast wasn’t the smartest thing to do,” Kelly said. “Sometimes you need to let things get settled down and get an opportunity to make sure that you’ve got the right look.
“A lot of things we’re doing, we’re trying to throw it versus the best-located safety. Well, we better make sure we locate the safeties before we snap the football. Do we want to run it at one guy or run away from another guy? You’ve got to make sure some of those things you can see before you start it. It’s just not all driven on let’s see how many plays we can get run.”
While the truth is the Eagles are going to move quickly, Kelly’s response serves as the foundation for much of what he wants to do offensively: spread the field out, look for a numbers advantage and count on the quarterback to make the right decisions.
Notes on Lane Johnson, the quarterbacks, Greg Salas and others in our game review of the Eagles’ offense.