Perhaps. Hurts seems to be doing everything to avoid turnovers, which includes a failure to just throw to open receivers. I think a team needs to pick its poison, like stopping the run game, and just saying to Hurts, you beat us. If he does his job and makes some throws, then so be it.
The Eagles shouldn't need for Hurts in the playoffs to put up the numbers we saw Josh Allen put up yesterday in order for them to go on a deep run. But the do need for Hurts to be more productive and efficient than he was yesterday which means hitting open WRs.
Losing seasons?
This thread became a “Cowboyszone casually talking about the Eagles” thread
At the end of the day, I believe it all comes from the frustrations that Cowboys fans feel with Jerry Jones and what he's doing with the NFL's most valuable franchise.
When people make comments like "the city of Philly is trash", but they (possibly) live in Dallas, which is no picnic, they just show how limited their world view is. Philly has been a city for far longer than Dallas, and the history and culture dwarf that of Dallas. Does anyone have a casual reason to visit Dallas? Are there sites? Historical landmarks other than "The grassy noll"? Maybe visit places first before you go on insulting them.
Resided in, and worked in about 10 states in the US, not including when I traveled abroad in my younger years.
I've lived in multiple countries, multiple big cities, East Coast, West Coast and now Dallas. I've lived in apartments and houses, taken public transportation and driven everywhere out of necessity (like now). I've traveled extensively and have witnessed both the good and bad of most places I've experienced.Resided in, and worked in about 10 states in the US, not including when I traveled abroad in my younger years.
My family is from Pennsylvania, went to high school there and graduated from college there.
Every city has it's own beauty if you live there, and yes, I've worked in Philly. That said, for the most part, Philly really is trash, and if someone put a gun to my head and gave me the choice of Dallas or Philly, Dallas hands down
Now in the defense of ANY major metropolitan US city, I'd much rather be able to pee and shoot off my back porch (which I do now) vs taking the subway to work (which I use to do a very long time ago).
I'm what you could call an educated Appalachian American, even though my grandparents came off the boat in the early 1900's LOL
I can say the same except my time in Texas was in Houston, not Dallas. Loved living in Texas more than any other place. One thing I can say about every metro area I’ve lived in, Philadelphia included, if you’re wealthy enough they are all lovely places to live and work.
I guess it is would you could call the the pucker factor if you take a wrong turn somewhere. Every city has good and bad, just from my perspective, Philly honestly had more bad than a lot of other cities where it seems like a 3rd world country, including Camden over the bridge.
I mean, Philly fans have a bad reputation, but stupid stuff happens at NFL games everywhere. https://nypost.com/2023/09/18/jets-cowboys-fans-fight-in-bloody-brawl-at-atampt-stadium/
BUT... Philly has a reputation and deservedly so. That said, at least when Veterans stadium was around, seemed phillie's fans were much nicer than eagles fans.
Philly does have boundaries between good and bad neighborhoods. If you were born here or lived here for any length of time, and got out and about, you would know.
6 months was more than enough for me in the Philly area (that said, I graduated high school about 90 minutes north). As mentioned, Pittsburgh much nicer IMO for a large city in Pa for myself.
