It doesn't matter.
If they win these last 2, they'll be picking 17 or 18, not too bad but not too good either.
Agreed. The question is who will they hire to replace him. And will that coach be interested in retaining any of the existing staff. Like the Cowboys, Philly can see Washington coming fast. NFCE teams have to do something or cede the division.
Not sure if they will need to reach the Super Bowl but def need to win at least two playoff games. The question for them would be who do you replace him with w/o compromising the talent? For example, would a new coach keep Kellen, what about Fangio or would he wanna work for another coach? My point is unless there's a major meltdown, it may be easier to keep him for at least one more year.
See post #24 .....LOL
The Horror of the "Thing" ends next season with his next and final injury.
I am not impressed with Washington. The Eagles are worried about Detroit, Green Bay, and Minnesota. The NFC North this season is literally the NFC East of the late 80s early 90s. Three Super Bowl contenders in one division.
Apologies…responding before reading all responses. If I had to bet, they’re losing their first round game, again.
Oh no need, my point is we had the same thought process regarding the Eagles replacing their HC.......LOL
Yay, more meltdowns.
You sound like Jerry. That is the problem with your post. The Eagles fired their Super Bowl winning coach because he was not ok with that tank job against Washington at the end of the season. That loss set the franchise in motion because they were able to trade down and accumulate draft picks. I hate the Eagles but they don’t tolerate mediocre play they are all about the Super Bowl. Jerry would have kept Wentz and left Hurts on the bench.
The majority in here think that they can't win the last 2.
Oh, so that's what I am.
The same kind of wimp who fakes a hamstring injury and bails on his teammates?
