If you are watching the Commanders Colts game you should agree. No explanation needed.

With the Vikings he was given KOC the "qb whisperer", a top 5 wide receiver duo, a year to sit and learn, and a top-tier defense to give him a cushion and still couldn't make it work

At best he is a inefficient game manager, who can't stay healthy

Same old story. But he’ll comeback next week and give us 400 3/0 against the jets and all praise is back

I think the Titans can win this one because of Simmons. The Ravens’ IOL is looking pretty rough with all the injuries, and that could be a huge problem against him. If Tennessee can consistently get pressure up the middle, I could see them controlling this game. Lamarb tends to act like a bitch when there is pressure up the middle also henry cant run the ball vs titans

also no trey hendrickson on ravens so cam will have a career game

You guys are undefeated.

Minnesota is a civilized state filled with humble level headed people who have manners and respect.

You’re not from FILTHADELPHIA so don’t act like you are.

At what point do we stop making excuses for Jalen Hurts?
Every criticism of Hurts seems to come with a list of qualifiers. His offensive coordinator changed. The play calling wasn’t good. The offensive line struggled. The receivers weren’t getting open. The defense put them in a bad position.
But how many quarterbacks in the NFL have been given a better situation than Hurts has had?
He’s spent years behind an elite offensive line, with an elite group of weapons and a consistently strong running game. Philadelphia has built an offense that takes an enormous amount of pressure off its quarterback.
And yet when Hurts is forced to consistently win as a passer, the offense too often becomes stagnant.

That’s the part I can’t overlook anymore.
Watch him when the first read isn’t there! Watch how long he holds the ball. Watch his anticipation and processing against defenses that force him to work through progressions. Watch what happens when Philadelphia can’t simply control the line of scrimmage and lean on the run game. The limitations become obvious.His legs are absolutely a weapon. But he’s essentially a fullback.

People have used team accomplishments as evidence of individual quarterback ability.
When you strip away the rushing touchdowns, the offensive line, the weapons and the overall strength of the Eagles roster, his actual quarterback play is nowhere near the reputation hes been given.
At this point, I don’t think we’re waiting for Hurts to become a consistently high-level passer. I think this is just who he is…He’s not good enough and he has no value in 2026. Teams want to run the ball under center, throw over the middle. He can’t do that at all.

So sick of NFL fans singling out Collinsworth with their vitriol. He's obviously knowledgeable, having worn a uniform. He communicates concepts effectively. If these critics can do a better job, well then, why aren't they in the booth?

Y'all can't tell me anything idc

Free agent hauling good players and trading for others does not mean that team will automatically be good.

Next week, for the first time since December 2021, the Eagles will be under .500. It was a good run.

This is more OPI than it is DPI. I also like how the WR tried to mug the DBs head off to get open but that’s not called huh.

Every time Josh has a good game, all the media talks about is how he’s literally the best player to ever pick up a football. Then when they lose it’s all about how he doesn’t have enough help. Never is someone so consistently overrated for their play in the first three weeks of the year. Remember when the bills went out and walloped the rams right after they won the superbowl? Everyone was talking about how this was “their year.” Why is every year their year? Because they start off hot? No other quarterback gets the kid gloves like Josh, and this isn’t even so much a criticism of him as a player and more of a complaint about how the media covers him.

I’m starting to understand why The rams felt they needed to stack the roster on defense so bad . They knew they’d need a unit to make up for Stafford being hot dogshit .

At this point, just get rid of OPI.

Thanks to lucking into Ben Johnson as his play caller post-Patricia firing, Dan Campbell has somehow become the one coach in the league who is accountable for everything when his team wins and nothing when they lose.

Every success is proof of the culture he built and every failure is blamed on Holmes or someone underneath him, whether it's a player or coach.

At some point, being a head coach has to mean being held accountable for your team as a whole. Especially when you're supposed to be a "CEO" overseeing the operation.