One of ZBerm's worst takes. I love the Eagles. I don't want to spend 30 hours a week watching football. The NFL's greatest power is its scarcity. Diluting the product for short-term gains will cause long-term damage.

It is unlikely they will find someone better than Morey, and unless they fire the owner, it doesn’t matter.

To the people who chanted "We want Boston," you were braver than me and you were right.

More time for those clowns to rewatch The Town.

Enjoyed the Topper era. My only complaint is that he didn’t get ejected enough.

Do not understand the same people who expected the Sixers to get slaughtered in this series and who’ve been whining about them all year now posting like it’s some shocking embarrassment that they got slaughtered tonight. They’re not good enough! Everyone knows this!

After a ton of noise over how wild this first round would be, we ended up with... two trades in the first twenty.

Eagles preferences tonight, ranked: 1. Trade up for Proctor, Freeling, or Faulk. 2. Stay put for OT or WR. 3. All other scenarios. 4. Trade up for Sadiq.

Couldn’t be a bigger contrast between @richhofmann.bsky.social’s his excellent, comprehensive morning newsletter, which restarted this week, and the AI-generated garbage that PHLY “replaced” him with (below).

Penguins resorting to cheap shots as the building empties out...

Martone showing up right out of college as a borderline superstar is a very un-Flyers thing to have occurred.

Analysis: the Philadelphia Union don’t appear to be good at, uh, anything.

Kevin Patullo was actually doing a great job but the fake news media was very mean! That is why the players lost faith, not because he was a bumbling idiot

The Manfred Man is the absolute worst rule change in sports in the last decade.

Very excited to be working with Matt again.

Reports about how Team X would like to trade for AJ Brown are not the same as reports that the Eagles are ready to move AJ Brown at a cut-rate price. We’ve seen a lot of one but not the other.

This is as good as everyone says it is, read it www.theatlantic.com/magazine/202...

I like the Woolen signing. I’d be lying if I said I’d ever heard of “Johnny Mundt” before tonight.

Interesting that Goedert, Blankenship, and Dean are all still hanging out there.

Hard to believe we haven’t seen a market-setting Charlie Kolar contract yet.

I would not have paid $30m APY for Jaelan Phillips, so letting him go is fine.

If Trent McDuffie can get a first and a third, why are so many people confident the Eagles can’t do better than a second for AJ Brown?

The European mind could not comprehend.

The way the Twitter algorithm in particular increasingly elevates divisive content is very corrosive. No matter what topic it thinks I’m interested in, it always wants to show me the most aggressive and antisocial views. This is the result.

Let’s see who can win the Xavier Worthy Memorial Award for Most DVOA Accumulated During Garbage Time.

Will be happy to never see the Microsoft AI commercial -- featuring an NFL scout who apparently has no idea how to sort and filter an Excel spreadsheet without using "AI" -- again.

Not sure I've ever heard a trade described as "prolific" before.

Mannion is younger than me and has only two more years of coaching experience than me. So it’s pretty disappointing that I didn’t even get an interview.

Excited for Rams fans that they can spend another offseason explaining how they played the Super Bowl champs tougher than anyone else in the NFL playoffs.

That is a ludicrous penalty to call there. Both sides have been yapping all night!

And scoring with less than two minutes in the first half...

Will be happy to never see the Microsoft AI commercial -- featuring an NFL scout who apparently has no idea how to sort and filter an Excel spreadsheet without using "AI" -- again.

To put this more bluntly, the Eagles OC job isn't as attractive as it should be because the OC is going to have a short-tempered head coach constantly looking over his shoulder.

too much sports content these days from very smart and esteemed media professionals is kind of just like, lightly scolding fans for having a different perspective than a smart, esteemed, and, critically, impartial media professional might.

Does anyone seriously believe that this weekend’s NFC CG is the best NFL matchup of our lifetimes?

Rams are going to lose because, despite having the greatest quarterback who ever lived, they called six straight runs on offense, including on a third down that could have won the game.

Very frustrating to watch these teams innovating with the tush push while the Eagles basically gave up on it this year.

Is Josh Allen just white Donovan McNabb? My column:

It is a huge red flag that Nick Sirianni is apparently holding open the possibility that he will keep Patullo around. You cannot empower a new OC if the former OC is still on staff and is also clearly the head coach’s best friend in the building.

Last thought for now: at least they lost in a way that was totally predictable based on what we saw all season, so there should be no ambiguity about what the main problem was.

To make an affirmative case for Nick you have to believe that the team's obviously toxic culture was either (1) not his fault or (2) better than it would've been without him. You need to believe that all the things his best friend, the very bad offensive coordinator, did were independent of him.

They were a bad hang all year.

The Eagles deserve credit for their reputation of running like a baseball team in how power is divided. Now they need to run themselves like a soccer team in being as cold blooded and unsentimental as possible to a coaching staff that can only point to past accolades for its defense now.

I never want to hear the name Kevin Patullo ever again.

AJ has one target in 28 second-half snaps, by my count. Same as Will Shipley.

The first quarter was snappy. They got to the line fast. They were in rhythm. The second they took the lead, they turtled, just like they've done all year.

I do not believe the Eagles have called a trick play in several years.