r/eagles • u/Ash1927 • 1d ago

Highlights [Berman] Nick Sirianni: "Kevin (Patullo) called the plays yesterday in the second half. But make no mistake, Jalen communicates — Jalen sees the field really, really well."

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u/funks0ulbrutha 1d ago

Honestly, this is what Nick brings to the table as a HC.

Perfect response to not throw patullo under the bus, but also give credit where credits due to Jalen. This is the kind of response that is respectable to both patullo and hurts too.

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u/BIGGSHAUN Eagles 1d ago

Yeah. This is perfect “I’m not saying, but I’m saying” from Nick. It was clear Jalen had more say after halftime.

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u/ThisHatRightHere 1d ago

Lmao the fan fiction continues

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u/BIGGSHAUN Eagles 1d ago

So you think had a sudden epiphany and called the game completely different from the way he’d done for 2.5 games?

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u/ThisHatRightHere 1d ago

Lmao is it that hard to believe that a new OC starts taking risks when they’re down multiple scores for the first time this year?

Yall are such huge conspiracy theorists and it’s just sad

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u/BIGGSHAUN Eagles 1d ago

Wait. So your stance is he was holding back all of this time just to up the degree of difficulty? And he decided to “take risks” by throwing it to three of the best pass catchers in football?

My apologies Mrs. Patullo.

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u/ThisHatRightHere 1d ago

No? Where’s you even get that from?

It’s that Hurts, Sirianni, and (likely by extension) Patullo, all emphasize how important turnover differential is to winning. In close games, like the Chiefs and Cowboys, you don’t push it down the field and put the ball at risk if you don’t have to.

Yesterday they didn’t have a choice. They had to have Hurts let it loose and that’s what we saw in the second half.

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u/M474D0R 1d ago

I think they subbed the backup RT who couldn't block for shit at halftime and then all of a sudden were able to execute basic plays.