Philly's No. 1 choice to replace Reid

Brian Billick!!!!!!

Quack attack in Philly? Sounds fitting!

Happy New Year!!!!

Hate to say this, but this guy's gimmick offense will not work in the NFL

I think Chip Kelly is going to get a rude awakening in the NFL. His offensive schemes rely on his team being quicker than his opponent man on man. In the NFL everybody is quick, there are no weak sisters. They won't be scoring 50+ a game so top to bottom his team will have to be solid. Don't know if he's had to do that in Oregon.

"Spent the last month researching potential hires." It will be interesting to see where said research leads the Eagles.

Happy New Year.

I think Chip Kelly has a good concept going, with the uptempo offense he runs.

But I don't see why you need Chip Kelly to operate out of that tempo. The Patriots certainly didn't need him.

Nolan would be a good choice, but a coach isn't necessarily what this team needed to be a championship team. They lack a nucleus of GREAT players who can lead both in and outside of the locker room--- all this team has are head cases with huge paydays and non-leaders who cannot perform on the field. Too bad andy wasn't a good disciplinarian and leader himself, someone who could have shut these guys mouths and taught them the basics.

The eagles are 3-4 years into a complete rebuilding, that is, if they get real talent... but this GM (howie) is not the guy to do it and appears clueless as does their owner.

A guy like Nolan can build a team, but the fans in this cess-pool of a city do not have the patience to get the job done. Nolan will not last three-four years in this town while he rebuilds the team from the bottom up. Howie won't help either....

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Originally posted 08:53 AM ET  01.01 by UtahFriday

I think Chip Kelly is going to get a rude awakening in the NFL. His offensive schemes rely on his team being quicker than his opponent man on man. In the NFL everybody is quick, there are no weak sisters. They won't be scoring 50+ a game so top to bottom his team will have to be solid. Don't know if he's had to do that in Oregon.

Yeah...I just don't see Foles running a Chip Kelly offense.

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Originally posted 09:31 AM ET  01.01 by THE BISHOP!

Yeah...I just don't see Foles running a Chip Kelly offense.

He's not mobile enough and do the Eagles really want Vick to be his guy? That's just the start. In his offense the wide receivers have to be able to block. Has Desean Jackson EVER blocked anybody?

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Here's a story I've been following. Schottenheimer will be in Kansas city Friday to meet with the Chiefs owner. http://www.ficksitall.blogspot.com

It would be great to see him coaching again. He got screwed in San Diego.

Of all the coaches getting fired, it's the one who didn't get fired that is the biggest mystery to me.

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Originally posted 08:53 AM ET  01.01 by UtahFriday

I think Chip Kelly is going to get a rude awakening in the NFL. His offensive schemes rely on his team being quicker than his opponent man on man. In the NFL everybody is quick, there are no weak sisters. They won't be scoring 50+ a game so top to bottom his team will have to be solid. Don't know if he's had to do that in Oregon.

Steve Spurrier can tell him what an easy change it is from college to the NFL.

Hearing that Buddy Ryan's agent, Frisco Frank O'Hanrahan, is putting out feelers.

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Originally posted 08:50 AM ET  01.01 by Brewsterdude

Quack attack in Philly? Sounds fitting!

Birds of a feather don't always fit together. Being a college HC is one thing...

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Originally posted 09:11 AM ET  01.01 by BushIsRight

A guy like Nolan can build a team, but the fans in this cess-pool of a city do not have the patience to get the job done

Hey, I represent that. We have good eateries, cheese steaks, sports teams Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

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Originally posted 10:36 AM ET  01.01 by smokehouse1

Hey, I represent that. We have good eateries, cheese steaks, sports teams Zzzzzzzzzzzzzz

represent, XD

I am sure Chip Kelly will follow in the foot steps of all those college coaches who have moved successfully from the college ranks to the pros...LOL