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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Number44

No there isn't. That is just whiny Giants fans crying as usual. Week 17 has those type of decisions every year. Every year. No exceptions. Thing is, most fans know and accept it, like the Dolphins fans this year. And they actually had a good team. Giants fans? They have no clue.

And, frankly, removing an ineffective QB midway through the 4th quarter happens all the time, not just week 17. Giants fans whining that Hurts was having a good day doesn't make it true. He was having a miserable day. QBR of 45. Generated nothing in the 2nd half. JDR made adjustments to account for his occasional successful scramble and stopped him cold after halftime. Bigger surprise to me, TBH, was that they played Hurts at all, especially in bad weather.

Yes , there is.


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The NFL Should Punish the Eagles For Their Shameful Display in Week 17
The Eagles seemingly had no interest in winning on Sunday, and the NFL should let teams know that isn't acceptable.
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The Eagles’ organizational plan to tank their final game for a better draft pick was somewhat obvious from the moment they put out their inactives list and healthy-scratched some of the veterans who could have helped them win their final game of the season.

It was slightly more evident when they rolled Jalen Hurts out on a fourth-and-four against one of the best defenses in football to try and score, in lieu of kicking a game-tying field goal with two minutes to play in the third quarter (yes, we know the math favored going for it, though one could make a sober, clear-headed argument for sensibly taking the points).

But the moment Doug Pederson pulled a seemingly healthy, effective Jalen Hurts from the football game after watching him successfully navigate one of the most aggressive defensive lines in the league (he had a poor passer rating but had two rushing touchdowns to cap long scoring drives), only to insert usual third-stringer Nate Sudfeld, the nakedly brazen maneuver quickly changed tenor from cheeky to macabre. In one minute, it went from something the NFL could laugh off and explain away through its media-sympathetic minions lacking the ability to filter critical information to something they should investigate and penalize.



......and from the Washington Post.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...erson-tanking/

[Giantone]

ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio calls for NFL to investigate Eagles, Doug Pederson for tanking vs. Washington Football Team


...........and this.


https://www.nj.com/giants/2021/01/es...ball-team.html

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

ESPN’s Sal Paolantonio calls for NFL to investigate Eagles, Doug Pederson for tanking vs. Washington Football Team





...........and this.





https://www.nj.com/giants/2021/01/es...ball-team.html

From your article

The NFL’s longstanding position has been that it’s solely the club’s decision regarding who to play, for now long, etc. So while the circumstances (Sunday) are unique, the*#Eagles*aren’t the first team to play backups in Week 17, and the league historically hasn’t gotten involved.

translation: suck it up buttercups

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[Giantone]

Originally Posted by CRedskinsRule

From your article

The NFL’s longstanding position has been that it’s solely the club’s decision regarding who to play, for now long, etc. So while the circumstances (Sunday) are unique, the*#Eagles*aren’t the first team to play backups in Week 17, and the league historically hasn’t gotten involved.

translation: suck it up buttercups

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LOL, talk to me Sunday.

[Giantone]

https://twitter.com/CarlBanksGIII/st...44987570237441


Carl Banks
@CarlBanksGIII
Take the NYG out of the equation (they had chances to control their destiny), i am wondering if Pederson is trying to get fired. He owes the Giants nothing but he owes his team more respect that these moves.. i really do think he's trying to get out of Philly

[CRedskinsRule]

Originally Posted by Giantone

https://twitter.com/CarlBanksGIII/st...44987570237441


Carl Banks
@CarlBanksGIII
Take the NYG out of the equation (they had chances to control their destiny), i am wondering if Pederson is trying to get fired. He owes the Giants nothing but he owes his team more respect that these moves.. i really do think he's trying to get out of Philly

I was wondering this same thing.

[MissouriSkin]

Originally Posted by Giantone

LOL, talk to me Sunday.

You mean after our guys have played a playoff game and your guys have been playing golf.....😎

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by MissouriSkin

You mean after our guys have played a playoff game and your guys have been playing golf.....😎

..............and dinner.

[Number44]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Yes , there is.


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The NFL Should Punish the Eagles For Their Shameful Display in Week 17
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The Eagles’ organizational plan to tank their final game for a better draft pick was somewhat obvious from the moment they put out their inactives list and healthy-scratched some of the veterans who could have helped them win their final game of the season.

It was slightly more evident when they rolled Jalen Hurts out on a fourth-and-four against one of the best defenses in football to try and score, in lieu of kicking a game-tying field goal with two minutes to play in the third quarter (yes, we know the math favored going for it, though one could make a sober, clear-headed argument for sensibly taking the points).

But the moment Doug Pederson pulled a seemingly healthy, effective Jalen Hurts from the football game after watching him successfully navigate one of the most aggressive defensive lines in the league (he had a poor passer rating but had two rushing touchdowns to cap long scoring drives), only to insert usual third-stringer Nate Sudfeld, the nakedly brazen maneuver quickly changed tenor from cheeky to macabre. In one minute, it went from something the NFL could laugh off and explain away through its media-sympathetic minions lacking the ability to filter critical information to something they should investigate and penalize.

LOL. You think that isn't NYG fans crying? LMAO. This is what I mean by not having a clue.

The NY fans and media are embarrassing themselves. Really.

This NY-centric "reporting" doesn't even address how poorly Hurts was playing (other than to lie and say he was "effective" and "successfully navigating"). 45 QBR isn't "effective" and "successfully navigating". The only "successful navigation" was by the officials throwing a flag on three consecutive third and long stops in the first scoring "drive" for PHIL. Hurts did absolutely zip in the second half. He was stopped cold. Again, no credit to the WFT defense at all, or to JDR's halftime adjustments, for that matter. It's ridiculous.

Do you even realize that you are discrediting our team with this whiny bs?

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Number44

LOL. You think that isn't NYG fans crying? LMAO. This is what I mean by not having a clue.

The NY fans and media are embarrassing themselves. Really.

This NY-centric "reporting" doesn't even address how poorly Hurts was playing (other than to lie and say he was "effective" and "successfully navigating"). 45 QBR isn't "effective" and "successfully navigating". The only "successful navigation" was by the officials throwing a flag on three consecutive third and long stops in the first scoring "drive" for PHIL. Hurts did absolutely zip in the second half. He was stopped cold. Again, no credit to the WFT defense at all, or to JDR's halftime adjustments, for that matter. It's ridiculous.

Do you even realize that you are discrediting our team with this whiny bs?

Spin how ever you want to feel better. You might want to read a few of my post's before you try that discredit shit with me.

[Number44]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Spin how ever you want to feel better. You might want to read a few of my post's before you try that discredit shit with me.

So that's a "no" you don't realize it. Well, you are. The WFT won the NFC East. That isn't saying much, but they earned it. This crap you are currently spewing on our site isn't befitting. I've not seen you be respectful before, which is why I asked if you even realized it. To pretend that the WFT defense didn't respond and stop Hurts in the second half is just a false narrative that discredits their efforts.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Number44

So that's a "no" you don't realize it. Well, you are. The WFT won the NFC East. That isn't saying much, but they earned it. This crap you are currently spewing on our site isn't befitting. I've not seen you be respectful before, which is why I asked if you even realized it. To pretend that the WFT defense didn't respond and stop Hurts in the second half is just a false narrative that discredits their efforts.

18 plays and 48 yards of offense on Hurts' three second half possessions. That's probable cause...

[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Spin how ever you want to feel better. You might want to read a few of my post's before you try that discredit shit with me.

Take the L G1

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by Giantone

Yes , there is.


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The NFL Should Punish the Eagles For Their Shameful Display in Week 17
The Eagles seemingly had no interest in winning on Sunday, and the NFL should let teams know that isn't acceptable.
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The Eagles’ organizational plan to tank their final game for a better draft pick was somewhat obvious from the moment they put out their inactives list and healthy-scratched some of the veterans who could have helped them win their final game of the season.

It was slightly more evident when they rolled Jalen Hurts out on a fourth-and-four against one of the best defenses in football to try and score, in lieu of kicking a game-tying field goal with two minutes to play in the third quarter (yes, we know the math favored going for it, though one could make a sober, clear-headed argument for sensibly taking the points).

But the moment Doug Pederson pulled a seemingly healthy, effective Jalen Hurts from the football game after watching him successfully navigate one of the most aggressive defensive lines in the league (he had a poor passer rating but had two rushing touchdowns to cap long scoring drives), only to insert usual third-stringer Nate Sudfeld, the nakedly brazen maneuver quickly changed tenor from cheeky to macabre. In one minute, it went from something the NFL could laugh off and explain away through its media-sympathetic minions lacking the ability to filter critical information to something they should investigate and penalize.



......and from the Washington Post.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/sport...erson-tanking/

I didn't know Sports Illustrated had the power to take draft picks. Was that collectively bargained?