NFLN: Weems is who helped the defense prep for Eagles

[visionary]

Weems was in Dallas last year wasn't he? I wonder why his info didn't help the defense stop the Philly defense last year?

Could it be the Cowboys getting good players on defense and Philly sending good players from offense out the door?

Nah... the Cowboys cheated.

Inquiring minds want to know lol

Yep, it can't be the defense and marinelli and Sean Lee can it ?

 

[StylisticS]

Just another way for the media to avoid giving the Cowboys credit for just being better.

Noticing that as well. Dallas beat Philly and they can't believe it.

 

[Redball Express]

I mean he could have helped but there are plenty of Oregon players in the league and game film from both Philly and Oregon. If Chip hasn't changed things up, then he's more arrogant than we thought.

This.

If this is true..

It obviously helped our preparation..

especially with them saying we knew the plays.

While it's true others around the league may have Oregon players on their teams and probably have looked at what they know..

I'm delighted we could take advantage.

 

[YosemiteSam]

It should scream to how poor a coach he actually is if his college players can tell you what he is doing at the pro level 3 threes later.

Now, again. Someone please explain to me how Chip Kelly was a golden boy in the NFL when he had never actually coached at the NFL level?

 

[AsthmaField]

Plus he's fat.

 

[pancakeman]

They shut down the Giants in much the same way. Was somebody from the practice squad also at Boston College in the early 90s with Coughlin?

 

[mahoneybill]

His basic gimmick offense only worked in college because he coached a team with superior athletes. In the NFL talent evens out for the most part.

It's laughable people thought this guy would dominate the NFL.

Agree. D Coordinators have had more film, and actual game experience to draw from. Also their Special Teams are not scoring for them so far . Last year they were routinely getting 7 from some type of ST play

 

[mahoneybill]

Plus he's fat.

... Made my morning with your astute observation...

 

[roughneck266]

Oh good grief. You got your butt handed to you. All this with the "they must have cheated" crap is ridiculous. As was previously pointed out, Weems didnt just now arrive here.

 

[AsthmaField]

... Made my morning with your astute observation...

I aim to please...

 

[mahoneybill]

I aim to please...

And you do that well... Go Cowboys

 

[xwalker]

Evidently he played for Oregon and he's who tipped the Cowboys on what the Eagles could be running based on formation.

That's bizarre but interesting.

 

[xwalker]

What he's missing on is player evaluation. His decisions on the OL seem a huge issue.

Like most systems, it doesn't work if the players can't execute. Chip's is unique in that if the O fails, the D tends to get worn down quickly. That's the case with most team but when the O leaves the field in 90 seconds of real time, you just get no rest for the D

What was his reason for dumping the starting Guards?

 

[VACowboy]

I mean he could have helped but there are plenty of Oregon players in the league and game film from both Philly and Oregon. If Chip hasn't changed things up, then he's more arrogant than we thought.

There are players on all 32 teams who played where NFL coaches and coordinators have been in the past. Surprising that any NFL team has ever rushed for more than 7 yards in a game, eh?

 

[AbeBeta]

What was his reason for dumping the starting Guards?

I think he's got a college mentality that you can just replace guys easily.

Or maybe he wanted to show that he was willing to kick quality white players to the curb too.

 

[DallasCowboys2080]

why do they need to be tipped off? isnt that offense easy to figure out anyways? im confused.

 

[Bullflop]

The fact that the Eagles claimed we knew about their plays in advance is probably the biggest compliment they could (or ever will) have given us. We knew what they'd do for so many more reasons that just that. Kindly allow me to submit none other than Sean Lee for undeniable evidence. Thank you for your support . . .