POLL Which NFC East is on the hottest seat?

[eaglesnut]

If he gets full control yes and Howie manages only the cap and goes back to the broom closet.

Lol, Howie is established. They will work great together if it comes to that. There will not be much work to do with the roster anyway.

 

[Dr. Strangelove]

I'm not sure who else would want the Eagles job. Sure, it's an NFL HC job, but there are very few opportunities to make meaningful player changes outside of the Draft.

I think if Belichick wants to coach, he would take the job to try and get another ring. Vrabel too but both guys are established coaches and that might be the key. The roster is solid and if a guy is just looking to win a championship, it's a good job. But I do see your point about putting their own stamp on things.

 

[Iggloo]

If Sirianni falls short of the playoffs, he is gone IMO. He was given one more chance, one more than I frankly think he deserved. Let's see how he handles this incredible opportunity. The Eagles look pretty good on paper and Moore and Fangio are established coordinators. They may both have some warts, but they are solid coordinators and their schemes seem to be big improvements over what Philly was running last season with Sirianni overriding his oc only to call vanilla plays with no formation shifts, and then installing Pencil-ear as his dc. These coordinators and this personnel is basically like driving a Lambo to the playoffs. If you can't keep this thing going, you maybe suck at coaching.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Lol, Howie is established. They will work great together if it comes to that. There will not be much work to do with the roster anyway.

Established or not the Hoodie's ego won't allow him to work with or under Howie. He wants full roster control and that's well known.

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

If Sirianni falls short of the playoffs, he is gone IMO. He was given one more chance, one more than I frankly think he deserved. Let's see how he handles this incredible opportunity. The Eagles look pretty good on paper and Moore and Fangio are established coordinators. They may both have some warts, but they are solid coordinators and their schemes seem to be big improvements over what Philly was running last season with Sirianni overriding his oc only to call vanilla plays with no formation shifts, and then installing Pencil-ear as his dc. These coordinators and this personnel is basically like driving a Lambo to the playoffs. If you can't keep this thing going, you maybe suck at coaching.

Loses in the first round he's gone.

 

[PDay8810]

Loses in the first round he's gone.

this is true.

Both Philly & Dallas are playing this season for their head ball coach.
sorta funny..all things considered.

 

[eaglesnut]

Established or not the Hoodie's ego won't allow him to work with or under Howie. He wants full roster control and that's well known.

Belichick wouldn't need full control with the Eagles because Howie is so incredible. That's well known.

 

[jarntt]

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

Belichick wouldn't need full control with the Eagles because Howie is so incredible. That's well known.

I enjoy your jokes. Good stuff!

 

[jerseyhawksfan79]

this is true.

Both Philly & Dallas are playing this season for their head ball coach.
sorta funny..all things considered.

Yes this is it. Both need a solid run in the playoffs but Nicky also needs to gain the vet players respect back.

 

[PDay8810]

Yes this is it. Both need a solid run in the playoffs but Nicky also needs to gain the vet players respect back.

lol...nobody in Dallas respects Mike which kinda draws me closer each season.

 

[fightinfunbags]

Yes this is it. Both need a solid run in the playoffs but Nicky also needs to gain the vet players respect back.

The big difference between the Cowboys and Eagles coaching situation is that the Cowboys could part ways with their coach and there’s a good reason to consider that the person they hire is worse. McCarthy is at least a great regular season coach. The guy they hire could be a dude who isn’t even good in the regular season. However, based on what Sirianni is tasked with doing and how uninvolved he is on offense, if his team fails enough to have him lose his job, there are likely fewer coaches who could be worse than Nick.

I guess what I’m saying is that Mike McCarthy is more likely to get his next head coaching job before Sirianni.

 

[PDay8810]

yep...McCarthy and Aaron Roders can't win a SB without the other.

 

[armadillooutlaw]

Sirianni and McCarthy are probably both canned shy of a great season. For McCarthy, a trip to the NFCCG likely saves his job, but Sirianni probably needs another trip to the Super Bowl at minimum to save his job. Same team that kicked Reid to the curb, and canned Pederson a couple years removed from winning a title. Philly's ownership has very little patience for failure. Talk about ruthless. I like it.