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Eagles are such a classy orginization.

You know what was also fun about how the officiating played out in this game? It's how it changed as the game went on, so 1st half just blatant bias for the Eagles they're getting away with everything and the Bills are getting murdered with calls. 2nd half comes along and it seems like word came along from upstairs that this ***** was getting out of hand, way too noticeable better cut it out your getting called out on social media and even on the broadcast. So what's Hochuli to do call a balanced game on the Eagles....***** that can't stomach doing that, so whats he do? 2nd half how about no penalties at all. On the surface seems fair for both teams, but what do you think happens in that situation? A. The Eagles keep abusing the refs leniency, while the Bills having no reason to trust that they won't be penalized into oblivion absolutely don't. or B. Both teams take advantage of the situation equally. Everybody got their final answer? Alright well if you picked A. or B. I'm sorry your wrong it was C. C. It's all a ***** trap. Even if the Bills did take advantage of the situation it just would put Hochuli in the perfect position to start calling penalties on obvious things that nobody would really be able to complain about the calls. At the end of the game I think since the Bills didn't trust him which was actually probably the best call and since we were managed to be in a position to win all the way into OT, and maybe another call got made about ridiculous things not being called so he finally had to call a few on the Eagles poor him. 😢 Or at least that's what it all ***** felt like.

Yes he was wrong for like 2-3 reasons, or more accurately he lied.

After all the ***** they went through in that game the players can either get sad or get mad.

Doesn't look like they did ***** to the guy, and shocker he's an #######.

I think I remember someone saying he went for the punch out which there was time left so it's not like it was tie or lose or anything.

I know it's unlikely, I know we don't have a lot of faith in McDermott and some of us even myself to an extent want us to move on so this wouldn't help. But I am so ***** pissed at this game, yes McDermott ***** up with the defense at the end and decision making and the offense missed on TD to win in OT. But in the first half and throughout the game we continued to see that the offense is back and Josh is back. Despite all the ***** bull#### the refs were throwing our way we were still kicking those ***** dirt birds asses for a good portion of the game. It pisses me off that team didn't deserve to win that game but they did. The ridiculous officiating, bad coaching and an offense just starting to kick it into gear missed out. So yeah we might want a new HC but I can't help it. I want to run the ***** table get and get to the dance because we do that and at the end of it there's a decent chance we get to see these #######s again. Then lets see how things turn out then because they're not going to call that game this ***** lopsided. That's how I'm feeling about it I want to get there to see this team again because ***** em.

Guy threw the ball 51 times had 1 pick in a rainstorm WTF do we expect.

This is actually weirdly accurate given the actual context of the scene in the show.

Yeah as a human being generally what we've seen from him which take it for what you will as they're all observations from way outside he seems like a pretty good guy that cares about his players and staff. As a coach, how about some ***** foresight.

Bass is getting a lot of extra ***** because we let some ####### block one of his kicks, he wouldn't have looked near as bad if that hadn't happened.

It's the refs, McDermott as a decision maker as well as the DC/leader of that defense, and missed execution on a few specific play on offense. It's all 3 of these things because if any one of them had been different we would have won. An evenly officiated game we win, a defense that isn't absent after the first half, seriously Eagles score 5/7 drives after the first half, gets us the win, and we get points on some of those plays we should have and or obviously get the TD in OT we win. It's extremely frustrating that there so many things that if they had been different we'd have won but it is what it is.

So like a reverse game ball thread interesting.

The two of them have been off all year just on different wavelengths.

Yeah that was the Eagles, the defense only stopped them twice from the 2nd half on, the Eagles scored on 5/7 of their drives or like I said lopping off the first as we're including the OT drive and it's 5/6 like they didn't even bother to come back after halftime.

and just 3 weeks earlier the Jets had gumbied Josh's arm and yet still felt comfortable going for it. Oh no we miss the kick and go to overtime like we did anyway or we don't get into range and it's 3rd down so we make sure to eat it since they don't have any timeouts and just run out the clock and go to overtime like we did anyway.

It made perfect sense and if we're being honest here Josh has had how many offensive coordinators in his career and at what level of competence? There's the high school ones where he didn't even go to a school that'd get him seen by scouts a Junior College and then Wyoming. Here he's had Dabol who's seemed good with him and then we made the decision to stick with a system that worked and a guy who knew it and Allen with Dorsey. Josh was always going to want to make it work with him, but if nothing else Josh is getting some serious experience as to why Dorsey didn't work.

No essentially an entire half going from the 2nd half on they scored on 5/7 drives. Hell since we're counting the one drive in OT if you lop off the first drive in the 2nd half it then becomes 5/6. You want to blame the offense for missing on some points which yeah that hurt, but the defense got on the plane early.

To be fair to Bass he missed one long kick in poor conditions, it really ***** sucks and people are building a narrative against him, but that ***** happens, nothing he can do about a blocked kick.

My point was nothing you said ***** mattered, you said would Mahomes have thrown a pick at a critical time, yeah he's done it, but Super Bowls, well he's thrown picks then too, so maybe that wasn't such a great point after all. No they don't, that's asinine get a ***** stop. The offense leaving points on the board is a narrative because we saw plays that should have been made which ***** hurt, without that we would have just said our Offense stalled occasionally while still managing to put up 17 while getting ganked by the officiating. You know what they didn't do they didn't disappear for essentially an entire half the game.

None of what you wrote exists if McDermott gets a ***** stop after Allen and the offense got the lead at the end in the 4th quarter. Hell maybe it wouldn't if he'd let the offense try and get the ***** team into FG range with 20 seconds and timeout we had left to do it.

Mahomes had 2 INTs in his first Super Bowl win.

McDermott is in charge of the defense if at the end of the game you decide to kick the field goal instead of going for it to get the game winning TD then you need to get the ***** STOP! You've decided to put the game in the hands of your defense to either win it by not letting them get a FG or holding them to a FG for a tie or to get a shot with the ball again to win. You make that decision it's on you and it's on the defense.

Mahomes threw a pick to lose in OT in the AFC Championship in 2022.

In the Cover 1 breakdown of last week they talked about how the 3rd option on plays would be coming back toward the play/the first 2 reads so back into Josh's field of vision which was different from how Dorsey would often have it drawn up. Which when you think about for a minute is ***** insane and seems like something that when you think about now should be kind of basic.