Random Eagles Information Still Not Worthy of a New Thread

[SD]

Lots of chatter Fangio has considered retiring. Was really hoping we'd get a decade out of him. I think he sticks it out this season then who knows

[Rome]

Stoutland is gone. 

[SD]

I don't care if he had an off year you don't let a coach of his caliber roll

[Don Ho]

Howie running out of titles?  No Coordinator titles left?

[MDS]

gonna needs someone to get the tea

feels like somewhere between chip's control year and doug p going to the mattresses for press taylor...nick flexing i won a super bowl let me staff up how i want. howie and jeff going like alright then, but you better win.

doug got fired 3 years after winning, nicky boutta make it 2

[MDS]

i didnt realize he was staying in the org

ok so this exactly like chip/howie...lurie keeping him around in the broom closet to let nick run the offense as he and mannion want. if it works, great, stout can stay in the broom closet or go coach elsewhere. if it doesnt, nick's ass is fired and stout is back.

[Don Ho]

Try not to caught up in all the talking heads chatter and lets read between the lines about all the dysfunction in the NovaCare because the Phillies and Dumbo left us with a retread, the Sixers are the Sixers, the Flyers are 5-10 years away, we're bored we need ratings, but this OL coach, yikes.  Yes Vikings had some injuries on the O line and rookie QB, Wentz is a statue now but they were awful in 2025. Really bad.  Read somewhere the Vikes were ranked #32 in pressure rate allowed 3 of the last 4 years.  Oh my!

Back to Castellanos banter.................

[ice grillin you]

offensive line coaches are not that meaningful as it pertains to the amount of sacks a team gave up in any particular year...theres no direct correlation...that being said losing stout is a definite loss the question is just how big of one

dont get it twisted though the eagles offensive lines have been great primarily because it's had great players and that goes back to long before chip hired stout

has stout made players better, absolutely...just listen to kelce talk about him...but for every mehki becton theres been five andre dillards...other than mailata (which is an astounding story) has stout really making a OL draft pick made under him better?...i mean without stout maybe tyler steen isnt even in the nfl...who knows thats impossible to quantify...the best single thing stout has ever done is when he was the one who essentially drafted lane johnson