How about instead of spending god knows how much time wheeling and dealing for a worse QB and running backs he won't use he spend the time to try and get some linemen? Or have some foresight over the last couple seasons and realize that players age and will need to be replaced.
I get that it's your team but there is a significant dearth of talent at a number of positions in Philadelphia, with offensive line being the most important. That's on the GM. If it's not on the GM who is it on? Jesus? Welp bad luck better luck next year?
This was the main issue everyone was thinking all offseason. Preseason got everyone hyped up, but all offseason people were talking about the O Line and if it would hold up. Of course, no one was expecting Kelce and Peters to just shit the bed, but we knew that we had to address the O line and we didn't. Releasing Mathis with no replacement is the biggest gaffe Kelly has committed.
Although I can't quite judge the talent yet without an O line. Because without that everything falls apart. The run game can't open up, so I can't say Murray/Matthews are busts because they're getting hit as soon as they hand off. And Bradford doesn't have time to do any reads, so he gets screwed. And then the 3 and outs tire our defense out, who I will say played notably improved while Romo was in. Our WR is young, so I can't judge them yet, but they haven't done any favors with all of these drops, especially Matthews. Bradford is probably a loss, and I'll take the lumps for believing him in preseason. But without an O Line, I can't actually tell how good or shit this team actually is. Maybe if we see some flashes this season, and Kelly spends the first couple picks on O Line, we can get a better idea next season.
This Eagles team may be shit all around, but I can't be sure of that until we actually field an O line instead of a JV squad
I think the bigger issue is everyone knowing what your offense is going to do before the ball is snapped. You had Dallas players on the sideline shouting out the eagles plays.
That's a big issue too. This season will be good for Kelly, because it'll show if he can actually be an NFL coach. He has a nice system, but has always been stubborn about deviating from it. Teams are figuring his shit out, and it's time to see if he can adapt and change. This is probably the first real test for that, since he remolded this team in his image and it's been a disaster so far. If he can change, he'll stick around. If he sticks with his playbook, he'll be driven out of Philly