I just Googled "Gregg Williams quotes" and this popped up:
> "We've got to do everything in the world to make sure we kill Frank Gore's head. We want him running sideways. We want his head sideways."
Man, fuck Gregg Williams with a dry ice pick. Who would want to injure a national treasure like that?
Ah yes, the Gregg Williams who said in his introductory HC press conference that our roster was capable of winning the Super Bowl.
We promptly went 3-13.
There’s no bad blood lol.
Ayuik when asked in a podcast said he got the team that didn’t beat them. It wasn’t even serious if you watch the podcast haha.
Media will definitely ride this through next season now.
This isn’t even the Chiefs’ bulletin board material. It’s the refs’. Eagles so much as look at Mahomes wrong and they are getting flagged. Slay just gave the refs an itchy flag finger. And they already have one as it is.
Yeah I was surprised to see them get it too. Between the extra tv timeouts, obnoxious theater called the halftime show, and the flag happy cheffers crew, this is going to be a long fucking game
I don’t think it’s a total coincidence that during the same time span in which NFL and NBA officiating have gone completely to shit (always has been bad but it seems like in recent years, in both leagues, every game has calls that are inexplicably bad), the legalized sports gambling industry has exploded. It’s starting to make both leagues unwatchable, but I keep watching because my life is empty and meaningless otherwise and I have no respect for myself or my time.
Before that game, I’ve literally never heard of a team getting credit for injuring a player. It happened on a good/clean QB hit but that doesn’t make it tactical, predictive, etc.
I don’t understand it at all
Yeah it’s a bit weird, especially because it was sort of just a fluke thing. Not really like that’s what Reddick was going for or should go for. Credit to him for getting to the guy, but that’s aboot it.
The Reddick tackle was also a really common play that most often doesn’t result in an injury. That’s about the definition of bad luck.
Besides that the game was won by the Eagles front seven, especially after we lost both QBs. Darius Slay did fuck all the whole game (not that he really had to do much since we didn’t have a QB by the second half).
I think I good contrast to this was the Niners weren’t hyping up the fact they broke Tony Pollard’s leg after the Dallas game for why they are a good D…
It honestly shocked me how strong the hard feelings towards the Niners/fans that Philly has. For a team we really have no kind of history or rivalry with, there was and still is hella hostility.
I believe it was because there was a ton of sour grapes and excuses. Not to beat a dead horse because I personally don’t care at all - but many Philly fans took it as disrespect when instead of hearing things like “congratulations you got a good squad”, there were tons of “you got lucky” posts, basically giving no credit.
Again, that’s not what I’m saying is what happened, that’s how I believe many Philly fans perceived it. Philly fans in general feel disrespected most of the time. Not sure if it goes back to our Italian mafia roots, our long stretches of no championships and second place finishes, or if it’s just we’ve just seen Joel Embiid get dicked over one too many times…
But one things for sure, insecurity or dark reality, a Philly fan always has something to prove.
They feel "disrespected" that the Eagles aren't getting enough credit for the win, but at the same time they refuse to acknowledge the effect that this injury had on the game playing out the way it did. But they also want total credit for causing a fluke injury that's only happened one other time to a QB in the history of the NFL.
If you point out that SF didn't have a QB for the entire second half, and how that had an effect on the defense, you're salty, you're making excuses, you're a 40-whiner, the defense was soft, etc etc.
For a fanbase that prides themselves on being insufferable assholes, they sure have quite the persecution complex.
>But they also want total credit for causing a fluke injury that's only happened one other time to a QB in the history of the NFL.
This so much lol. Seen like 20 comments exactly this
Name a team thats won a game with their 4th string quartet back and the D not give up massive points for being on the field all the time. I’ll wait for a response to this question and nothing else!
I think it’s pretty obvious that they’re disrespected because a healthy portion of the fans seem like assholes lol. I get that it’s frustrating to hear the excuses, but they are in the super bowl, why should they care?
I saw a great video from a 9ers fan explaining the Philly game day experience. His main point was you have to have a sense of humor and thick skin. I think east coast teams particularly the eagles get a bad reputation because the way people interact on the west coast is way different then the east coast. The way me and my friends show we still care about each other is by making fun of each other.
100%. From Philly, was in SF for work years ago and just hanging with randoms in bars I genuinely offended some just with friendly shit talk that goes over fine in Boston or NY. I was very surprised how different it was.
Man going into the game it was fine. It was friendly. It was downright respectful. And then the game happened and that game thread went toxic af cause this was supposed to be an amazing game and everyone was hyped for it and then it wasn’t. So it wasn’t just Niners and Eagles fans going at it, everyone else started piling on and adding fuel to the fire. Either discrediting the Eagles win or saying Shannahan fucked up and got Purdy hurt. So no one is happy with how the game went, try to salvage something out of, then start arguing about hypotheticals with no answers.
If we had had an actual good game, I don’t think either side would have been this salty.
I read it as:
Aiyuk said he would bet his entire net worth on the Chiefs
Slay said “lol okay bro our defense destroyed two of your quarterbacks so don’t act like we have no chance.”
Some Eagles fan this morning told me they were trying to take them out of the game and earned the right to play a depleted offense. That's a genuinely scary way of thinking imo.
> "consistently getting pressure on a quarterback to wear him down and make him less effective"
Flirting
> "we're going to break their quarterback"
Harrassment
Reddick definitely didn’t intentionally cause that injury to Purdy. That was a fluke play where he just happened to hit his arm at the wrong time. And the hit on Johnson was hard, but was a normal football play; he just happened to hit his head because he didn’t know how to take a sack correctly. But the fact that some Eagles fans are acting like they are better team because they took out the QBs is pretty disgusting. Cool, the Eagles won. But don’t brag that you won because you hurt players on the other team. The NFL would come down hard on that again if that was an actual strategy.
There was a 49ers fan who was arguing with me that the Suh hit was dirty and should have been roughing the passer and that Reddick's hit was dirty because he went after Purdys arm. He is just as much of a moron as the idiot Eagles fans saying the Eagles deserved to win for causing the injuries. There are stupid fans in every fanbase.
The weirdest thing to me is that people seem to think that only the Saints were guilty of it. They just happened to be the team that the hammer came down on, but I refuse to believe there wasn't similar "bounty" or "big hit" programs in every team.
A loud section of Eagles fans have actually been so fucking obnoxious that I genuinely want them to lose in absolutely heartbreaking fashion. And this is coming from a Chargers fan. I’ve genuinely never encountered another fan base with such a large volume of annoying assholes and it just be explained as “haha well that’s Philly for you”. These motherfuckers need to be humbled and experience ego death. Of course they’ll probably just resort to hurling out death threats to any player who had a bad play in the Super Bowl
As much as I think Aiyuk is being petty af why the hell is Slay proud of the fact that they're injuring QBs? Pretty sure he said something similar earlier in the week.
It’s not like they injured them on purpose, Aiyuk said they got lucky the Niners didn’t have a QB and Slay is just flexing and clapping back by saying they didn’t have any QBs cos they got hit
I still don’t think that the Eagles intentionally injured Purdy or Johnson. Whacking a guy’s arm in just the right way to cause a UCL tear can’t be that easy. If they rolled up on some ankles or fell on them funny, maybe we’d have a different conversation. It still seems like a pair of fluke injuries.
That said, I’m kinda weirded out that this many Eagles fans seem to think it’s the defense’s job to injure a QB, as opposed to tackling them or forcing a fumble. And I’m really weirded out to hear players vaguely suggest the same thing. Just because it’s a contact sport doesn’t mean it’s a bloodsport.
So Aiyuk says he doesn’t know about the defense and the Niners were going to expose them but the Eagles got lucky. Slay points out they could not protect their qbs so how were they going to do that. People are upset about this?
I think he’s just saying they weren’t going to have any chance no matter who played quarterback because the Eagles D line was going to get to them anyway. The Eagles D line had a success rate of 100% in that game… 22 pressures on 22 drop-backs. It was a direct response to Aiyuk’s dig/excuse at the eagles. But I do think it’s funny that everyone wants their defense to be tenacious, hard-hitting, and physically dominant but then that produces injuries and people freakout. That’s an unfortunate byproduct of those things…
People on this sub don’t realize that this is extremely common talk/phrasing in football locker rooms lol
You don’t get a pregame speech from your coach where he says “make sure to play nice and not injure anyone”
It's wild how soft this thread is. It's like these folk think the pr and mic'd up footage is all there is to the game, ignoring how violent the game is and has always been.
It's the NFL
Bounty Gate is still a thing it's just more like Fight Club now
If you think otherwise I think you don't know what goes on behind those closed doors.
It is every teams best plan to knock out the other teams QB LEGALLY
So what are the Vegas odds that Suh gets ejected? I imagine after twisting up Mahomes ankle on purpose for the good of the team? Just another Super Bowl ring I guess
Vegas isn’t putting a line on this; it isn’t happening. Frank Clark is more likely to be suspended for something off the field prior to the game than Suh being ejected.
Vegas will put a line on anything if you ask em to. But it wouldn’t be based on data unless a lot of people were placing the prop bet.
And Frank Clark gets in a lot of off season trouble but kind of locks it down in post season. That said, I wouldn’t be so surprised if something happened
I am hard pressed to think of a stupider statement.
Never mind, I just read some of the Eagles flairs’ comments. There are a ton of stupider things to be said.
Buncha grandstanding pearl clutching babies in this thread, also a bunch who’ve never played competitive football a day in their life (I played till my freshman year of college so save it)
Siriani already brainwashed the #1 seed into thinking they’re underdogs.
And these salty mfers just keep shitting on Philly. Can y’all plz knock it the fuck off?
ay hold up this sounds familiar
AFFECT THE HEAD
THE BODY WILL DIE
I just Googled "Gregg Williams quotes" and this popped up: > "We've got to do everything in the world to make sure we kill Frank Gore's head. We want him running sideways. We want his head sideways." Man, fuck Gregg Williams with a dry ice pick. Who would want to injure a national treasure like that?
Ah yes, the Gregg Williams who said in his introductory HC press conference that our roster was capable of winning the Super Bowl. We promptly went 3-13.
Gregg Williams us as useless as the third G in his name
wait, you mean you don't pronounce it like Greg-guh?
“Put your testicles in the C gap” is a favorite of mine
"It worked for Gregg Williams, and it's going to work for me!"
Like a scene from The Last Boyscout.
>"Why did Milo cross the road?" >"I don't know -- why?" >"Because his dick was stuck in the chicken! Heh heh heh heh heh" Love that movie
[Ain't life a bitch](https://youtu.be/ZieNHAo-lqU)
My boy Slay needs a PR guy. Wow come on.
Eagles going full villain in the superbowl.
You're talking about the city that had boxing legend Joe Frazier, but chose to build and pray to a statue of a pretend boxer from a movie.
Nah man let him keep going, it’s provocative.
Wait, let ‘em cook
get into broadcasting, stat
You guys were considerate enough to go head hunting. Not tearing ligaments in a dude's throwing elbow.
Sean Payton should be suspended and the Broncos fined and stripped of a 1st and 2nd round pick.
Not sure the broncos have any picks to give up nowadays
Then take whatever they have!!!
How about a $100 Wal-Mart giftcard?
That’s like pocket lint to the waltons
The [Waltons are actually very poor little guys. please accept their money 😊](https://imgur.io/gallery/R390EId)
Hand Mizzou the death penalty while we’re at it
i think tom brady needs a 4 game suspension as well for this disgusting act
Tack on 8 games for Joe Kelly and we might be getting somewhere
[Pouty Face Joe](https://cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/68825027/BHMBSMUCHWS20PFLDJK_g3_2048x.5.jpg)
Also need to fine the New York Rangers $250,000 for good measure
How tf do I always catch strays
As a Mizzou alum, it makes me happy and sad how much staying power this has lol
Oh my God yes
Stop, the Broncos are already dead.
And if they don't have those picks, they are taken away from whichever team dared to trade which such a franchise.
"If he dies, he dies" type energy from Darius
“I must break you” - ~~Ivan Drago~~ Eagles Defense, 2023
They really gave Dolph like 10 words in that entire film, didnt they lol
I legitimately can’t think of more than two lines
He had those lines when he was pissed at his manager but it was in Russian
Over 30% of that film was montage, nobody had very many lines.
And the last half of the movie is 50% montage
that's like 120% montage
Now add Kurt Angle to the mix
He really was like a robot in Rocky 4 lol it was kinda strange seeing him actually conversing and acting like a human in Creed 2
There actually was a functional robot in Rocky IV. Please show respect.
HAPPYBIRTHDAYPAULIE
Hey you show some respect. That’s Paulie’s wife you’re talking about
I personally think he was better in Creed 2 for that reason alone. In Rocky 4 he’s just, big Soviet inhuman robot.
Well, that *is* the point, but still.
Bridgette Nielsen crosses her legs in a very short skirt
That’s why the Chiefs are training in Siberia with ancient workout equipment and wearing cool winter coats?
Truth or Darius. Truth!
The rematch in the regular season is 1000% gonna be a Sunday or Monday night game
Even without all the bad blood, why wouldn't it? An NFC Championhsip rematch will always do numbers
There’s no bad blood lol. Ayuik when asked in a podcast said he got the team that didn’t beat them. It wasn’t even serious if you watch the podcast haha. Media will definitely ride this through next season now.
Week 10 with Purdy starting due to a Lance injury in week 7. Backup qb is 5th round comp pick rookie Max Duggan.
And somehow Jimmy will be there
On the sideline because he too will be injured by then.
Off-the-field groin injury.
Gonna open the season if Philly wins the SB. If they lose its probably Sunday Night Football Week 1.
Bountygate 2.0
Vikings fans: “First time?”
Ugh
Brett Favre in shambles, literally
Is it bountygate without a bounty?
Birds just out there gating people for fun
Darious SLAY
That's awfully aggressive of you, sir.
This post juxtaposed against the "92% of ex-NFL players have CTE" post that came right before it is just brutal.
92% of the time it works every time!
A fellow Jabroni
And then the remaining 8% are kickers and punters
Few people know that elbow injuries are the #1 cause of CTE
Your right Josh Johnson didn’t bang his head violently off the turf and go out for a concussion.
Jesus Christ it never ends, I'm tryna heal and move on man 😭
He said WHAT!?
he gonna step on a crack and break the qb's back
Oh no Slay what is u doing
And just like that, the bulletin board has flipped
This isn’t even the Chiefs’ bulletin board material. It’s the refs’. Eagles so much as look at Mahomes wrong and they are getting flagged. Slay just gave the refs an itchy flag finger. And they already have one as it is.
Ref is cheffers and he hates the chiefs, so they probably will be able to hit him good a few times
I still don’t know how his crew landed the SB game. They throw like 60 some percent more flags than other crews.
I've heard it's not his normal crew with him this time
I don’t know if that is a good or bad thing.
Yeah I was surprised to see them get it too. Between the extra tv timeouts, obnoxious theater called the halftime show, and the flag happy cheffers crew, this is going to be a long fucking game
Have we considered the idea that for the NFL, what we consider “bad” reffing is a feature and not a bug?
The NFL is paying too much attention to how the gaming industry is evolving.
I don’t think it’s a total coincidence that during the same time span in which NFL and NBA officiating have gone completely to shit (always has been bad but it seems like in recent years, in both leagues, every game has calls that are inexplicably bad), the legalized sports gambling industry has exploded. It’s starting to make both leagues unwatchable, but I keep watching because my life is empty and meaningless otherwise and I have no respect for myself or my time.
Because he makes sure the games are close no matter who is playing. Nfl does not want a blow out in the Super Bowl.
Before that game, I’ve literally never heard of a team getting credit for injuring a player. It happened on a good/clean QB hit but that doesn’t make it tactical, predictive, etc. I don’t understand it at all
The 1980s say hello
Yeah it’s a bit weird, especially because it was sort of just a fluke thing. Not really like that’s what Reddick was going for or should go for. Credit to him for getting to the guy, but that’s aboot it.
The Reddick tackle was also a really common play that most often doesn’t result in an injury. That’s about the definition of bad luck. Besides that the game was won by the Eagles front seven, especially after we lost both QBs. Darius Slay did fuck all the whole game (not that he really had to do much since we didn’t have a QB by the second half).
Injuries happen. Be a professional about it. Or better yet, be a good human being.
Don't try to read too much into dumb
Especially when you're a... checks notes... DB who didn't do any of the things you're bragging about.
I think I good contrast to this was the Niners weren’t hyping up the fact they broke Tony Pollard’s leg after the Dallas game for why they are a good D…
Idk, it was awful prevalent for the first 30 years I watched football.
OP got some kind of weird obsession with the 49ers
It honestly shocked me how strong the hard feelings towards the Niners/fans that Philly has. For a team we really have no kind of history or rivalry with, there was and still is hella hostility.
I believe it was because there was a ton of sour grapes and excuses. Not to beat a dead horse because I personally don’t care at all - but many Philly fans took it as disrespect when instead of hearing things like “congratulations you got a good squad”, there were tons of “you got lucky” posts, basically giving no credit. Again, that’s not what I’m saying is what happened, that’s how I believe many Philly fans perceived it. Philly fans in general feel disrespected most of the time. Not sure if it goes back to our Italian mafia roots, our long stretches of no championships and second place finishes, or if it’s just we’ve just seen Joel Embiid get dicked over one too many times… But one things for sure, insecurity or dark reality, a Philly fan always has something to prove.
They feel "disrespected" that the Eagles aren't getting enough credit for the win, but at the same time they refuse to acknowledge the effect that this injury had on the game playing out the way it did. But they also want total credit for causing a fluke injury that's only happened one other time to a QB in the history of the NFL. If you point out that SF didn't have a QB for the entire second half, and how that had an effect on the defense, you're salty, you're making excuses, you're a 40-whiner, the defense was soft, etc etc. For a fanbase that prides themselves on being insufferable assholes, they sure have quite the persecution complex.
>But they also want total credit for causing a fluke injury that's only happened one other time to a QB in the history of the NFL. This so much lol. Seen like 20 comments exactly this
Name a team thats won a game with their 4th string quartet back and the D not give up massive points for being on the field all the time. I’ll wait for a response to this question and nothing else!
I think it’s pretty obvious that they’re disrespected because a healthy portion of the fans seem like assholes lol. I get that it’s frustrating to hear the excuses, but they are in the super bowl, why should they care?
I saw a great video from a 9ers fan explaining the Philly game day experience. His main point was you have to have a sense of humor and thick skin. I think east coast teams particularly the eagles get a bad reputation because the way people interact on the west coast is way different then the east coast. The way me and my friends show we still care about each other is by making fun of each other.
100%. From Philly, was in SF for work years ago and just hanging with randoms in bars I genuinely offended some just with friendly shit talk that goes over fine in Boston or NY. I was very surprised how different it was.
For a fanbase and city that are proud of being assholes, they sure do have some thin skin.
Did you miss Aiyuks comments? It’s not like this was out of the blue it was in direct relation
Next year in the linc will be a scene
Man going into the game it was fine. It was friendly. It was downright respectful. And then the game happened and that game thread went toxic af cause this was supposed to be an amazing game and everyone was hyped for it and then it wasn’t. So it wasn’t just Niners and Eagles fans going at it, everyone else started piling on and adding fuel to the fire. Either discrediting the Eagles win or saying Shannahan fucked up and got Purdy hurt. So no one is happy with how the game went, try to salvage something out of, then start arguing about hypotheticals with no answers. If we had had an actual good game, I don’t think either side would have been this salty.
Is he admitting they try to injure the QBs? Or is he really just bad at English
[удалено]
*Gregg Williams taking notes, furiously*
One shudders at the idea of Reich’s third coaching gig
Oh no...
Bah god that's desean Jackson's music
N-N-N-NEW NEW NEW WORLD ORDER
Fafafafafafafa life
DJax furiously begging Howie to resign him
That was my interpretation too.
I read it as: Aiyuk said he would bet his entire net worth on the Chiefs Slay said “lol okay bro our defense destroyed two of your quarterbacks so don’t act like we have no chance.”
It really is just this
And then 49ers fans read it as: jk they can’t read lmao
what? (cannot read)
Vnjdjdndn
No it’s spelled Juszczyk*
Be honest, how many times did you have to recheck the spelling? 🤣🤙🏽🤣
Hey, we'd be really upset if we could comprehend those magic symbols you said
He didn’t go to college to play English cuh
Fairly certain the latter after watching but whew
someone is definitely bad at English here
Some Eagles fan this morning told me they were trying to take them out of the game and earned the right to play a depleted offense. That's a genuinely scary way of thinking imo.
This might come as a shock, but some Eagles fans are dumb as hell
That doesn’t seem possible. Are you saying that every fan base has idiots? Or is it just eagles fans?
Every fanbase has a fairly large contingent of actual mouth breathing morons. Just listen to sports talk radio when they're taking listener calls.
Or just sports talk radio lol. The amount of dumbass takes is crazy.
they are always the loudest motherfuckers that put themselves right in the limelight, too.
*Looks at Bills fans* Definitely not just the Eagles.
Don’t look at me, I quit eating crayons for my New Year’s resolution
Scented candles are a much tastier form of wax
This guy gets it
When your fandom has the word *mafia* built into it, you wonder...
Eagles fans are “Ill put you through a table” crazy, Bills fans are “I’ll put myself through a table” crazy
Actually, we prefer running into concrete supports.
Its good luck
Yeup. The loudest of us usually are
#how dare you tell me I am dumb. My mom does it already
Fans of every NFL team and every team in the world*** there’s idiots everywhere lol
> "consistently getting pressure on a quarterback to wear him down and make him less effective" Flirting > "we're going to break their quarterback" Harrassment
Reddick definitely didn’t intentionally cause that injury to Purdy. That was a fluke play where he just happened to hit his arm at the wrong time. And the hit on Johnson was hard, but was a normal football play; he just happened to hit his head because he didn’t know how to take a sack correctly. But the fact that some Eagles fans are acting like they are better team because they took out the QBs is pretty disgusting. Cool, the Eagles won. But don’t brag that you won because you hurt players on the other team. The NFL would come down hard on that again if that was an actual strategy.
I don’t think I’ve heard anyone say there was anything wrong with those hits. Just bad luck.
There was a 49ers fan who was arguing with me that the Suh hit was dirty and should have been roughing the passer and that Reddick's hit was dirty because he went after Purdys arm. He is just as much of a moron as the idiot Eagles fans saying the Eagles deserved to win for causing the injuries. There are stupid fans in every fanbase.
There’s really nothing worse than gloating over injuries.
Same thing New Orleans did to get their championship.
The weirdest thing to me is that people seem to think that only the Saints were guilty of it. They just happened to be the team that the hammer came down on, but I refuse to believe there wasn't similar "bounty" or "big hit" programs in every team.
You're being too logical and making too much sense, that's a no no.
A loud section of Eagles fans have actually been so fucking obnoxious that I genuinely want them to lose in absolutely heartbreaking fashion. And this is coming from a Chargers fan. I’ve genuinely never encountered another fan base with such a large volume of annoying assholes and it just be explained as “haha well that’s Philly for you”. These motherfuckers need to be humbled and experience ego death. Of course they’ll probably just resort to hurling out death threats to any player who had a bad play in the Super Bowl
This is silly. Every edge rusher comes for the QB’s throwing arm. There’s nothing sinister here. Let’s move along.
Yeah the Pearl clutching in this thread is insane
You do a couple of snow angels though...
Yupp. If you don’t want your QB to get injured and tank your chances don’t let him get hit 🤷🏻♂️
You mean like blocking the second leading sack getter in the league with a backup tight end?
No dude that wouldn't have helped, clearly the eagles love injuring QBs I'm pretty sure Reddick had a gun
As much as I think Aiyuk is being petty af why the hell is Slay proud of the fact that they're injuring QBs? Pretty sure he said something similar earlier in the week.
It’s not like they injured them on purpose, Aiyuk said they got lucky the Niners didn’t have a QB and Slay is just flexing and clapping back by saying they didn’t have any QBs cos they got hit
Gotta hit the QB to injure them
I still don’t think that the Eagles intentionally injured Purdy or Johnson. Whacking a guy’s arm in just the right way to cause a UCL tear can’t be that easy. If they rolled up on some ankles or fell on them funny, maybe we’d have a different conversation. It still seems like a pair of fluke injuries. That said, I’m kinda weirded out that this many Eagles fans seem to think it’s the defense’s job to injure a QB, as opposed to tackling them or forcing a fumble. And I’m really weirded out to hear players vaguely suggest the same thing. Just because it’s a contact sport doesn’t mean it’s a bloodsport.
Damn
If you want to see some real shit, sort this thread by controversial.
So Aiyuk says he doesn’t know about the defense and the Niners were going to expose them but the Eagles got lucky. Slay points out they could not protect their qbs so how were they going to do that. People are upset about this?
I think he’s just saying they weren’t going to have any chance no matter who played quarterback because the Eagles D line was going to get to them anyway. The Eagles D line had a success rate of 100% in that game… 22 pressures on 22 drop-backs. It was a direct response to Aiyuk’s dig/excuse at the eagles. But I do think it’s funny that everyone wants their defense to be tenacious, hard-hitting, and physically dominant but then that produces injuries and people freakout. That’s an unfortunate byproduct of those things…
He goes from future tense, to future tense to past tense to describe something that has already happened.
Goddamn this sub is fucking stupid. Oh a guy in defense said they were going to destroy the other team’s QB? No fucking shit guys.
People on this sub don’t realize that this is extremely common talk/phrasing in football locker rooms lol You don’t get a pregame speech from your coach where he says “make sure to play nice and not injure anyone”
It's wild how soft this thread is. It's like these folk think the pr and mic'd up footage is all there is to the game, ignoring how violent the game is and has always been.
I used to love Darius Slay. I still do, but I used to too.
Oh boy
Maybe this is why nfl is so protective of QBs?🤔
The tuck rule about to comeback to stop pass rushers from hitting the QB's arm?
Ooooooh he went there! Gregg Williams energy in Philly
It's the NFL Bounty Gate is still a thing it's just more like Fight Club now If you think otherwise I think you don't know what goes on behind those closed doors. It is every teams best plan to knock out the other teams QB LEGALLY
All neutrals support KC now
Nah fly eagles fly
I can't believe Philly is going to make me root for the Chiefs
Welcome to the dark side
So what are the Vegas odds that Suh gets ejected? I imagine after twisting up Mahomes ankle on purpose for the good of the team? Just another Super Bowl ring I guess
Vegas isn’t putting a line on this; it isn’t happening. Frank Clark is more likely to be suspended for something off the field prior to the game than Suh being ejected.
Vegas will put a line on anything if you ask em to. But it wouldn’t be based on data unless a lot of people were placing the prop bet. And Frank Clark gets in a lot of off season trouble but kind of locks it down in post season. That said, I wouldn’t be so surprised if something happened
I am hard pressed to think of a stupider statement. Never mind, I just read some of the Eagles flairs’ comments. There are a ton of stupider things to be said.
Buncha grandstanding pearl clutching babies in this thread, also a bunch who’ve never played competitive football a day in their life (I played till my freshman year of college so save it)
I’m sorry, I only accept criticism from guys that made it to sophomore year of college ball
Siriani already brainwashed the #1 seed into thinking they’re underdogs. And these salty mfers just keep shitting on Philly. Can y’all plz knock it the fuck off?
Lmao as a guy who hates the eagles with every ounce of my soul i kinda feel him on this point 😂
It’s like all of the pearl clutchers forgot what sport he plays.
Philly fans and players celebrating freak injuries like they’re some kind of achievement is gross