Chip Kelly - Head Coach, Philadelphia Eagles

[MDS]

clearly this ice grillin you fellow knows more about EVERYTHING than everyone else

how dont you know this yet?

[ice grillin you]

Paul Richardson could be the guy...he's fast as hell

desean jackson could be the guy hes fast as hell

[Rome]

He's gone.  Let it go.

[smeags]

igy be trippin' on his estrogen flow. 

[ice grillin you]

chip kelly is now 3-8 against teams .500 or above and one of those wins was against an 8-7-1 packer team quarterbacked by scott tolzien

[ice grillin you]

Eagles and Chiefs are both 7-3.
Chip Kelly's offense has run the ball on 40.9% of plays.
Andy Reid's offense is at 50.5%.

[ice grillin you]

my man....

"I don't believe in trap games."

[Sgt PSN]

Interesting....

The search is over, time for a new thread. 

Also, there's this glowing report from NFL.com

Where Heath Evans was wrong:

Now that the Philadelphia Eagles have reeled in perhaps the biggest fish on the coaching market, I am going on the record calling Chip Kelly one of the worst hires in pro football history.

Yes, worse than Steve Spurrier, the old ball coach who is one of college football's top offensive minds ever but who failed miserably in the NFL, going 12-20 in two seasons with the Washington taterskins (2002-03). Kelly, too, is a dynamic college head coach, but what he's about to bring to the NFL simply won't work.

Where Heath Evans may have been right, or at least on to something: 

If we've learned one thing this season in the NFL, it's that you can't expose your franchise quarterback to vicious and violent hits. I'm sure the RG3 phenomenon is adding to the Chip Kelly hype but Robert Griffin III was knocked out of a game three times -- once by concussion, once from a brutal hit from Baltimore Ravens nose tackle Haloti Ngata, and a final time in the playoffs that required surgery and puts his NFL future in jeopardy.

Oregon quarterback Marcus Mariota carried the ball 106 times in 13 games for Kelly this season. Overall, Oregon quarterbacks have rushed the ball 464 times in Kelly's four seasons with the Ducks. I'm not sure he can maintain that in the NFL against much bigger, quicker and faster defensive players without losing a quarterback -- be it Michael Vick, Nick Foles, Geno Smith or anyone else -- to injury for a significant amount of time.

The game is constantly changing in small ways, but the basis of championship football will always be physical and mental toughness in the NFL, not gadget offensive schemes. When Kelly and his Oregon squads faced physically tough and defensively sound teams, they did not fare well.

And there was this:

I like hockey more than I like Chip Kelly.

Ok, so I definitely like Chipper more than I like hockey.  In fact, I'll go so far as to say I don't hate him.  He still gots work to do though. 

[Eagles_Legendz]

It's certainly not a gadget offense, which is why Evans is full of it.

Whether he has the players to beat elite defenses is a different question but at this point it's pretty clear that Kelly's scheme isn't based on gadgets or tricks.

[ice grillin you]

he def doesnt have the players...i have two fears one big picture and one small picture....big picture is my fear that he doesnt think he needs great players to win with the chipstem...small picture is that he goes out and gets the necessary weapons (including a qb) but by then the offensive line has broken down

[SD]

he def doesnt have the players...i have two fears one big picture and one small picture....big picture is my fear that he doesnt think he needs great players to win with the chipstem

Same fear, but I slowly think he's getting it. The look on his face during the GB game was all I needed to see. From everything we've heard he had a good game plan, they had a great week of practice etc. Then they get steamrolled. Think that was the first time he was humbled and couldn't coach/think his way to be competitive in a game.

[ice grillin you]

he def doesnt have the players...i have two fears one big picture and one small picture....big picture is my fear that he doesnt think he needs great players to win with the chipstem

Same fear, but I slowly think he's getting it. The look on his face during the GB game was all I needed to see. From everything we've heard he had a good game plan, they had a great week of practice etc. Then they get steamrolled. Think that was the first time he was humbled and couldn't coach/think his way to be competitive in a game.

his philosophy might also fall somewhere in between

he knows he needs the qb but hes fine without elite weapons

in conclusion we have no idea what he thinks yet

[MDS]

we know he's not bringing anyone in who isnt a christian black or hipster white

culture!

[General_Failure]

[BigEd76]

Former Oregon Ducks defensive coordinator Nick Aliotti said on Monday that he's been contacted by NFC East teams that want hire him as a consultant to help them solve the Philadelphia Eagles' offense.

Not an NFC East team --- every one of the NFC East teams.

"I have been asked by everybody in the NFC East..." the retired Aliotti said on Monday. "The Giants asked me to come back when Chip got the first job. I didn't feel right doing that. Some teams have called when they're getting ready to play the Eagles and they call and have certain questions on the thing. Unless I know the guy and he's a good friend, I don't get involved with that."